MiniMax H3 brings prompts, images, motion references, and audio direction into one creative brief. Plan a video up to 15 seconds, direct native stereo sound, and work toward a detailed 2K result without splitting every creative task into a different tool.
Choose a mode, complete the required inputs, and generate a native 2K video up to 15 seconds long.
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View My Video History →MiniMax H3 accepts an image, video, or audio track on its own, or up to 12 references across all three types.
Address references in fixed per-type order: Image 1…N, Video 1…N, then Audio 1…N.
Example: Keep the character from Image 1 and follow the camera movement from Video 1.
Billing: 200 credits × (output seconds + reference video seconds). The first 5 images are included; Images 6–9 add 60 credits each.
The live generator routes all three modes to MiniMax H3 through EvoLink. Mode-specific fields, upload limits, and billing come from the EvoLink API specification; the model capabilities below are based on MiniMax's official July 31, 2026 announcement.
One creative context
Traditional generators separate text-to-video, image animation, subject reference, motion transfer, voice guidance, and editing. MiniMax H3 is designed as a general-purpose model that learns those relationships together. The practical benefit is a clearer workflow: collect the evidence for the shot, explain how the pieces interact, generate, inspect, and revise.
MiniMax H3 can interpret text, images, video, and audio together. Instead of forcing every asset into a separate tool, you can explain what each reference should control and describe the relationship between the sources and the final shot.
MiniMax H3 offers 2K output by default, according to MiniMax. The model regenerates its own lower-resolution result with the original context available again, which is designed to recover small details rather than simply enlarge pixels.
MiniMax H3 jointly models picture and sound. Dialogue, environmental effects, music, and the visual action can be planned as one result, while every generated audio output is described by MiniMax as native stereo.
It treats reference and editing as general instructions instead of a long list of isolated modes. Tell the model which identity, movement, voice, layout, or detail should remain, then describe what needs to change.
The best MiniMax H3 prompt does more than list attractive adjectives. It identifies the target, assigns authority to each source, and resolves conflicts before generation. A reference should control identity, motion, sound, composition, or style—not vaguely influence everything at once.
Use the prompt to name the subject, action, setting, camera behavior, sound, sequence of events, and the job of every uploaded reference. MiniMax H3 uses language as the bridge between those inputs.
Upload a character, product, key visual, interface, poster, or style frame. Tell MiniMax H3 whether the image controls appearance, composition, typography, material, color, or another specific property.
A reference clip can communicate a gesture, performance, transition, camera move, edit rhythm, or physical interaction. MiniMax H3 is officially positioned for video-to-video motion transfer and multimodal editing.
Provide a vocal, sound, or music reference and state how it relates to the image and motion. It can use audio as context while generating an audiovisual result with synchronized stereo sound.
From brief to deliverable
MiniMax names advertising, branding, e-commerce, product design, UI/UX, gaming, and other commercial workflows in its launch post. These are practical starting points for turning the model's multimodal context into a defined production task.
Turn product images, brand rules, a motion reference, and a short offer into one campaign clip. MiniMax H3 is suited to product reveals, paid social hooks, storefront loops, and localized creative variations where labels and brand details matter.
Move from a static mockup to a presentation-ready concept. MiniMax H3 can help teams animate product interactions, website sections, interface transitions, packaging details, and speculative design behavior before full production begins.
Build a film opening, animate a poster, or test a short multi-shot beat. MiniMax H3 supports native multi-shot modeling, making it useful when a concept needs an ordered visual progression instead of one disconnected motion loop.
Use approved art direction as context, then change the product, setting, language, or format. MiniMax H3 emphasizes accurate text and brand rendering, but every logo and claim should still pass a human review before publishing.
Reference an existing camera move or performance while replacing the subject and setting. MiniMax H3 can connect the motion from a video, the identity from an image, and the timing from an audio reference in one written instruction.
Describe what should change while keeping the accepted context available. The model is designed around generalized reference and editing, so revision requests can be expressed as creative intent rather than a rigid task preset.
A repeatable method
More inputs do not automatically create more control. Use this four-step workflow to reduce conflicting direction and make each revision easier to diagnose.
Start with a single deliverable: a product reveal, animated key visual, interface teaser, motion transfer, or 15-second story beat. MiniMax H3 can handle broad context, but a clear target gives every reference a reason to exist.
Label what the image, video, and audio should control. If two sources disagree about identity, camera, wardrobe, pace, or lighting, decide which one wins before asking MiniMax H3 to combine them.
Explain the sequence in normal language: use the first image for the character, follow the camera path from the clip, match the vocal timing from the audio, and preserve the package text. MiniMax H3 is built to interpret these contextual relationships.
Watch at full speed, then inspect frames for identity, small text, hands, product geometry, audio timing, and continuity. A strong MiniMax H3 result can reduce production work, but it does not remove brand, rights, or accuracy checks.
Prompt starters
These examples focus on relationships, protected details, timing, and reviewable outcomes. Replace the numbered assets and product facts with your own approved material.
Use Image 1 as the exact product and packaging reference. Follow the slow orbital camera movement from Video 2. Place the product on a dark reflective surface with controlled studio highlights. Reveal the brand mark only after the camera settles. Match the final impact to Audio 3, preserve all package proportions, and generate a concise stereo sound bed without narration.
Use the person in Image 1 as the lead character and keep their face, hair, and clothing consistent. Transfer only the body movement and handheld camera rhythm from Video 2. Set the performance in the location from Image 3. Align the character's singing to Audio 4, keep the voice reference recognizable, and preserve natural room ambience in stereo.
Treat Image 1 as the approved desktop interface and Image 2 as the mobile layout. Animate a cursor opening the product panel, selecting one item, and completing checkout. Keep every label legible, preserve spacing and brand colors, use restrained camera movement, add subtle interaction sounds, and finish on the unchanged logo lockup.
MiniMax H3 was announced on July 31, 2026 as a general-purpose multimodal generation model. The official post confirms video up to 15 seconds, default 2K output, native stereo sound, multimodal understanding, native multi-shot modeling, reference and editing, and video-to-video motion transfer.
MiniMax also reports that MiniMax H3 costs less than one-third as much per second at 2K as unnamed mainstream models, and that 768p costs less than half as much as those models at 720p. The post does not publish a dollar price or a complete comparison method, so treat those figures as provider claims rather than a checkout quote for this site.
Read the official announcementMiniMax H3 can reduce the distance between a creative brief and a finished-looking clip. It cannot decide whether your source material is licensed, whether a likeness is authorized, or whether a generated product claim is accurate.
Clear answers
Official capabilities, practical workflow notes, and the boundary between the model announcement and this site's live generator.
MiniMax H3 is a general-purpose multimodal generation model released by MiniMax on July 31, 2026. It understands context across text, images, video, and audio, and it can generate video with native stereo sound for a maximum duration of 15 seconds at up to 2K resolution.
Yes. MiniMax says MiniMax H3 jointly generates audio and video, with all generated audio delivered as native stereo. You can describe dialogue, voice, sound effects, music, and their timing in relation to the visual action.
The official MiniMax H3 launch post states that generated video can be up to 15 seconds. For a longer campaign or narrative, plan several self-contained shots and carry approved identity, product, style, and audio references from one generation to the next.
Yes. MiniMax presents 2K as the default output resolution for MiniMax H3. Its in-context regeneration process revisits the original multimodal context when producing the higher-resolution result, with the goal of recovering details such as small text more faithfully.
The official examples combine text, image, video, and audio context. With MiniMax H3, one source might define a camera move, another a character, and a third a vocal performance. The prompt explains how those sources relate to the target video.
MiniMax announced plans to release the MiniMax H3 model weights in the days following launch, subject to applicable laws and regulations. That is a stated plan, not a guarantee that every weight, license, inference package, or hardware configuration is already available today.
Yes. The generator above connects MiniMax H3 through EvoLink for text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video. Each mode sends only the fields accepted by its H3 endpoint and uses the upload and billing rules shown in the generator.
MiniMax positions MiniMax H3 for commercial content creation, including advertising, branding, e-commerce, product design, UI/UX, and gaming. Your right to publish still depends on the service terms, model license, source-asset rights, likeness permissions, music rights, and applicable law.
Organize the subject, motion, visual references, and audio intent, then use the live generator above to create a native 2K H3 video through the connected EvoLink workflow.
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