Direct text-to-video, controlled first and last frames, or reference-guided motion with the MiniMax H3 video generator. Build a 4–15 second sequence, choose the aspect ratio, preview the credit cost, and render up to 2K from one cinematic workspace.
Production console
The MiniMax H3 video generator keeps direction and output together: select a workflow, upload any required frames, write the shot brief, set duration and format, then monitor the asynchronous render without leaving the page.
Write like a director: name the action, camera movement, lighting and intended pace.
Shot recipes
A strong result begins with one visible action and a deliberate camera decision. These MiniMax H3 video generator recipes show how portrait, product, and narrative ideas can become practical briefs. Remix a recipe to load its mode, prompt, aspect ratio, and duration into the studio.
A woman sits in the back seat of a car at night as warm streetlights travel across her face. The camera makes a slow, intimate push-in; city lights remain soft bokeh behind her; restrained movement, realistic skin, cinematic silence.
Begin from the supplied motorcycle frame. Use a slow lateral dolly while warm workshop lights wake across the chrome and fuel tank. Preserve the motorcycle geometry and branding; add subtle atmospheric dust and a controlled premium advertising pace.
Use the reference images to preserve the character, festival palette, lanterns, and firework atmosphere. Let the subject turn toward the sky while the camera rises gently, revealing layered fireworks and a lively street without changing her identity.
Three ways to direct
The same idea needs different controls depending on what must stay fixed. The MiniMax H3 video generator separates blank-canvas prompting, frame-to-frame motion, and multi-image reference guidance so the input matches the creative problem instead of forcing every shot through one generic form.
Start without source artwork. Describe the subject, action, environment, camera path, lighting, sound, and pace. This workflow is best for exploration, establishing shots, surreal concepts, and scenes where composition can remain open to interpretation.
Lock the opening image and optionally define the final image. The MiniMax H3 video generator creates the movement between them, making this mode useful for planned transitions, product turns, pose changes, and shots with a specific destination.
Upload one to five images that describe identity, wardrobe, objects, location, or visual language. Reference mode gives the MiniMax H3 video generator more evidence to preserve recurring details while still creating a new composition and motion path.
About the generator
The MiniMax H3 video generator turns a written scene direction or visual inputs into a short AI-generated video. Use Text to Video for a scene from scratch, Image to Video for controlled first and optional last frames, or Reference Video with up to five images for identity, style, subjects, and scene guidance.
The MiniMax H3 video generator keeps production choices visible before you spend credits. Select a landscape, portrait, square, or cinematic frame; set a duration from 4 to 15 seconds; and choose an available HD or 2K output. Credit cost updates with duration and resolution. Once submitted, the task continues in the background, so you can leave the page and return to the private history when the finished video is stored.
Prompt guide
Treat every MiniMax H3 video generator prompt as a compact shot brief. Concrete, visible direction gives the model more useful information than a pile of style adjectives. State what the viewer sees first, what changes during the clip, how the camera observes the action, which details must remain stable, and how sound or atmosphere should support the scene.
Need a reference frame for Image to Video? Build the visual direction in the image generator, or study finished compositions and prompts in the gallery.
MiniMax H3 FAQ
Practical answers about the MiniMax H3 video generator, including prompts, first and last frames, multi-image references, duration, output formats, credits, background completion, and private result storage in Imagine2.
