Turn text, images, video and audio references into cinematic AI videos with MiniMax H3. MiniMax3.org provides an independent browser-based workflow for generating videos, exploring real examples and testing better prompts.
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Create a MiniMax H3 video directly in your browser. Choose a supported generation mode, describe the scene you want to create, upload optional reference media, select your available video settings and review the required credits before generating.
Start with a written prompt describing the subject, action, camera movement, lighting and visual style. MiniMax H3 can turn a detailed scene description into a short AI-generated video, making text-to-video useful for concept shots, advertisements, cinematic sequences and social content.
Upload an image and describe how the scene should move. Use image-to-video generation to animate product photos, illustrations, portraits or cinematic keyframes while giving the model guidance about camera motion, subject movement and scene changes.
Use supported reference media to give the model more context about composition, motion, appearance or style. Reference-based generation is useful when a text prompt alone does not provide enough visual or motion guidance.
MP4 / MOV / MKV, up to 3 files, 50MB each
MP3 / WAV / AAC / FLAC, up to 3 files, 15MB each
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Featured MiniMax H3 examples — hover to preview, tap to view the prompt.
MiniMax H3 disaster-style clip — useful for ads, shorts, and dramatic B-roll.
Fast-paced action with storm and combat effects from a text-only prompt.
Original anime-style motion from text and reference imagery.
Complex camera moves and mecha combat described in natural language.
Dark fantasy scene with film lighting and camera motion in the prompt.
Slow-motion rain and orbiting camera around a race car.
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Definition
MiniMax H3 is a multimodal AI video generation model developed by MiniMax. It is designed to create short videos from text and supported visual or media references, with capabilities that include high-resolution video generation, cinematic motion and synchronized audiovisual output.
On MiniMax3.org, MiniMax H3 is used as the primary video generation model for supported workflows. This website is an independent service and should not be confused with MiniMax's official website or API platform.
Current MiniMax H3 specifications include 768p / 2K (1080p) output options, video durations from 4 to 15 seconds and native audio capabilities. Availability can vary by generation mode and provider.
| MiniMax H3 at a Glance | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | MiniMax H3 |
| Developer | MiniMax |
| Category | Video generation model (multimodal) |
| Typical output | Video clips (MP4), Optional synchronized audio |
| Available resolutions | 768p / 2K (1080p) |
| Video duration | 4–15 seconds |
| Reference inputs | Text prompt, Image reference (first and/or last frame), Video reference, Audio reference |
| Audio | Optional generated audio on supported workflows |
| Platform | MiniMax3.org |
| Website relationship | Independent third-party platform |
Model capabilities and availability may change. Check the generation interface for the currently available settings.
MiniMax H3 can work with text prompts and supported reference inputs. Depending on the generation mode available on MiniMax3.org, you may be able to start from text, an image or additional reference media. The generation interface should always be treated as the source of truth for currently supported inputs.
MiniMax H3 supports short-form video generation with durations between 4 and 15 seconds in supported modes. Available duration options may differ depending on resolution, input type or the generation provider used by MiniMax3.org.
Yes. MiniMax H3 supports 2K video generation in supported modes. Higher-resolution generations generally require more credits and may take longer to process than lower-resolution outputs, so MiniMax3.org should always show the available resolution and estimated cost before generation.
MiniMax H3 supports audiovisual generation in compatible workflows, including synchronized sound in supported modes. Audio availability may depend on the selected generation mode and provider, so users should check the generator settings before starting a task.
Search term disambiguation
“MiniMax 3” is an informal search phrase rather than the official name of a single MiniMax model. People searching for MiniMax 3 may be looking for MiniMax H3, the company's video generation model, or MiniMax M3, a separate language and coding model.
MiniMax3.org focuses primarily on MiniMax H3 video generation. We use the official model name “MiniMax H3” when referring to the video model and use “MiniMax 3” only when explaining the common search phrase or the MiniMax3.org brand.
Not exactly. MiniMax H3 is the official name of MiniMax's H3 video generation model, while “MiniMax 3” is an informal phrase that some users may type when searching for the latest MiniMax video technology. MiniMax3.org uses MiniMax H3 as the primary model name to avoid confusion.
No. MiniMax H3 and MiniMax M3 serve different purposes. MiniMax H3 is focused on AI video generation, while MiniMax M3 belongs to MiniMax's language, coding and agent-oriented model family. Users looking to create videos should focus on MiniMax H3 rather than M3.
No. MiniMax3.org is an independent third-party platform and is not operated by MiniMax. The website provides its own interface, pricing, content, prompts and generation workflows. MiniMax and related model names belong to their respective owners.
Model comparison
MiniMax H3 generates video; MiniMax M3 handles language, coding, and agent tasks. They are separate models.
| Model | Model type | Primary input | Primary output | Main use cases | Available on MiniMax3.org | Last verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MiniMax H3 | Video generation model (multimodal) | Text prompt, Image reference (first and/or last frame), Video reference, Audio reference | Video clips (MP4), Optional synchronized audio | Text-to-video, Image-to-video, First/last frame video, Reference-guided video | Yes | 2026-08-06 |
| MiniMax M3 | Language, coding, and agent model | Text prompts, Instructions and tool calls | Text responses, Code, Tool / agent actions | Conversation, Coding assistance, Reasoning, Agent workflows | No | 2026-08-06 |
Availability reflects what MiniMax3.org currently supports. Provider model parameters and availability can change.
Read the full H3 vs M3 comparisonUse cases
MiniMax H3 can be used for a wide range of short-form AI video workflows. The best results usually come from combining a clear subject, specific motion, camera direction, lighting and visual style in the prompt.
Create cinematic shots with controlled camera movement, dramatic lighting, environmental motion and visual storytelling. Prompts can describe dolly shots, tracking shots, close-ups, wide establishing shots and other filmmaking language to give the generation clearer direction.
Turn product concepts or product images into short promotional videos for landing pages, social campaigns and creative testing. Describe the product movement, camera angle, background, lighting and desired advertising style instead of relying on generic prompts.
Animate a still image by describing how the subject, camera and environment should move. This workflow works well for portraits, concept art, product images, landscape scenes and visual keyframes that already establish the desired composition.
Generate stylized character scenes with clear action, framing and environmental direction. Character-focused prompts should describe appearance, motion, camera distance and scene continuity as precisely as possible to reduce unexpected changes between frames.
Create short audiovisual scenes where supported MiniMax H3 workflows generate both visual motion and synchronized sound. Use clear descriptions of dialogue, ambience, sound effects and scene context when audio is important to the result.
Model capabilities and availability can change. Feature availability reflects what MiniMax3.org currently supports; check the generator for live limits.
How to use
You do not need a complex workflow to start. A clear prompt and the right reference media are usually more important than adding unnecessary instructions.
Select text-to-video, image-to-video or another supported MiniMax H3 workflow based on the source material you already have.
Describe the subject, action, environment, camera movement, lighting and visual style. Avoid vague phrases when a specific movement or framing instruction would communicate the idea more clearly.
If the selected mode supports reference inputs, upload the image or other media you want the generation to follow. Use high-quality reference material that clearly shows the desired subject or composition.
Select the available output resolution and video length. Higher resolutions and longer videos generally require more credits.
Check the estimated generation cost before submitting the task. MiniMax3.org pricing should reflect the settings selected in the generator.
Start the generation, review the result and refine the prompt if the motion, camera direction or subject behavior does not match your original intent.
Video examples
Explore real MiniMax H3 generations to see how different prompts, subjects and visual directions affect the final result. Each example should show enough context to help users understand what was generated and how the prompt was structured.
Action & VFXDisaster spectacle as a colossal cat erupts from the ocean and crushes a city bridge
Action & VFXMedieval naval battle with boarding combat, flaming masts, and sinking ships
AnimeOriginal suspense-action anime pilot trailer set across a cold, oppressive city
Action & VFXNeon-soaked rooftop duel between a mecha ninja and a heavy armored enemy
CinematicSci-fi armor assembly sequence on a war-torn rooftop with a violet energy surge
CinematicDark fantasy 360-degree transformation with a violent, bone-crunching evolution
Prompts
Better AI video results usually begin with better instructions. Explore MiniMax H3 prompt patterns for camera movement, product videos, character animation, cinematic scenes and image-to-video generation.
Whenever possible, prompts on MiniMax3.org should be connected to a real generated result so users can see how the wording affected motion, composition and visual consistency.
Describe the camera as explicitly as the subject. Terms such as slow dolly-in, handheld tracking shot, low-angle orbit or wide establishing shot can communicate motion more clearly than simply asking for a cinematic video.
Example promptA cinematic tracking shot following a black sports car through a rain-soaked neon city at night, low camera angle, reflections on the road, subtle handheld movement, shallow depth of field, realistic motion blur.
Product prompts should define the object, background, camera movement and lighting. Avoid adding unrelated visual elements that distract from the product itself.
Example promptA premium black smartwatch rotating slowly above a dark reflective surface, soft studio lighting, subtle rim light, macro product photography, slow camera push-in, clean luxury commercial style.
When starting from an image, focus the prompt on movement rather than repeatedly describing details that are already visible in the reference.
Example promptThe camera slowly pushes toward the subject while their hair moves naturally in the wind. Background lights flicker softly and the subject turns slightly toward the camera with realistic facial motion.
For character-focused generations, describe one clear action at a time. Complex sequences with too many simultaneous movements are harder to control and can reduce consistency.
Pricing
MiniMax3.org uses credits to pay for video generation. The exact credit cost depends on the selected generation mode, resolution, duration and reference inputs. Users should be able to see the estimated credit requirement before submitting a generation whenever technically possible.
For individual creators testing focused concepts.
$178.80 billed yearly. Credits issued monthly.
260 credits/month
Monthly allowance does not roll over
For creators with a consistent publishing workflow.
$298.80 billed yearly. Credits issued monthly.
430 credits/month
Monthly allowance does not roll over
For frequent production and higher-resolution iterations.
$598.80 billed yearly. Credits issued monthly.
860 credits/month
Monthly allowance does not roll over
For high-volume creative production.
$1,198.80 billed yearly. Credits issued monthly.
1,720 credits/month
Monthly allowance does not roll over
Charged once per year; the displayed allowance arrives each subscription month.
Subscription credits expire at the next monthly allowance boundary.
Price and credit amounts are resolved from the backend catalog, not the browser.
| Generation | Estimated Credits |
|---|---|
| 5-second 768p | 30 |
| 5-second 2K | 60 |
| 10-second 768p | 60 |
| 10-second 2K | 120 |
Estimated credits are based on the current MiniMax3.org credit rates. Model, duration, resolution and provider pricing can change, so the quote shown before a generation is authoritative.
Credit usage is determined by the generation settings selected on MiniMax3.org. Resolution, video duration and supported reference inputs can affect the final cost. The generator should display the current credit requirement before a task is submitted.
A 10-second 2K MiniMax H3 generation currently costs approximately 120 credits on MiniMax3.org. Actual cost may change if different generation settings or reference inputs are selected.
Signup credits, when granted, are a credit balance rather than a fixed number of videos. The exact grant and its expiration depend on current configuration and are shown before the first generation.
Why MiniMax3.org
Use supported MiniMax H3 generation workflows without building your own API integration. Choose your settings, provide the prompt or reference media and manage generations from one interface.
Generation settings and credit requirements should be visible before a task begins, helping users compare lower-resolution drafts with higher-quality final generations.
Browse actual generation examples instead of relying only on marketing claims. Examples should include prompts and useful settings whenever that information is available.
Learn from tested prompt structures for camera movement, product videos, image animation and character scenes, then adapt them to your own creative workflow.
Frequently asked
Direct answers about the MiniMax H3 generator, credits, and MiniMax3.org.
Last verified: 2026-08-07
MiniMax H3 is a multimodal AI video generation model developed by MiniMax. It is designed for short-form video creation using text and supported reference media, with capabilities that include high-resolution video generation, cinematic motion and audiovisual output.
“MiniMax 3” is an informal search phrase and is not the official name of a single MiniMax model. Users may use it when looking for MiniMax H3 video generation or MiniMax M3 language and coding capabilities. MiniMax3.org focuses primarily on MiniMax H3 video generation.
Not exactly. MiniMax H3 is the official video model name. “MiniMax 3” is a broader informal phrase that some users may type when searching for MiniMax's latest generation of models or tools.
No. MiniMax H3 is focused on AI video generation, while MiniMax M3 belongs to MiniMax's language, coding and agent-oriented model family. They are separate model lines designed for different tasks.
No. MiniMax3.org is an independent third-party platform and is not operated by, affiliated with or endorsed by MiniMax. MiniMax and related model names belong to their respective owners.
Yes, MiniMax3.org provides a browser-based interface for supported MiniMax H3 video generation workflows. Available modes, resolutions, durations and input types are shown directly in the generator.
Yes, supported MiniMax H3 workflows can use an image as the starting point for video generation. A good image-to-video prompt should focus on movement, camera behavior and scene changes rather than simply repeating what is already visible in the image.
MiniMax H3 supports 2K output in compatible generation modes. Availability and credit cost can depend on the selected workflow, duration and provider used by MiniMax3.org.
Supported MiniMax H3 generations can range from 4 to 15 seconds. Available duration options may vary by generation mode and resolution.
MiniMax H3 supports audiovisual generation in compatible workflows, including synchronized audio in supported modes. Check the current generator options because availability can vary by mode and provider.
MiniMax3.org charges credits based on the selected generation settings. Resolution, duration and reference inputs can affect the total credit requirement. The current cost should be displayed in the generator or on the pricing page before generation.
If a generation fails because the generation service cannot complete the task, the corresponding generation credits are automatically returned according to the MiniMax3.org credit policy.
Commercial usage depends on the applicable model terms, MiniMax3.org Terms of Service and any rights associated with your prompts, reference media and generated content. Review the current terms before using generated videos in commercial projects.
New users may receive a limited amount of trial credit when the current MiniMax3.org promotion provides it. Available trial credits and eligibility are shown during signup and may change over time.
