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MiniMax H3

A high-detail native-audio model with first/last frames, references, and up to 4K output.

MiniMax H3 sample output
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Direct answer

When should you use MiniMax H3?

MiniMax H3 is a high-detail option for shots that need more visual resolution than a quick social draft. Animate a starting frame, direct both endpoint frames, or use up to nine image references at 768p, 2K, or 4K.

Best for

High-detail hero shots, atmospheric sequences, and polished brand footage.

Technical readout

The supported shot envelope.

Duration
5–15 seconds
Resolution
768p, 2K, or 4K
Aspect ratio
Landscape, portrait, and square formats
Audio
Native audio

Why choose it

  • Animate, first/last, and references
  • 768p, 2K, or 4K
  • Native audio

What to consider

  • Minimum duration is five seconds
  • Higher resolutions use more credits than 768p

Prompt direction

How to prompt MiniMax H3

Use production language—lens feel, depth, material detail, light direction, and pace—to take advantage of the higher-detail output.

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Questions, answered

MiniMax H3 FAQ

What is MiniMax H3 best for?

MiniMax H3 is best for detailed hero shots and atmospheric footage where 2K or 4K output can add value.

Can MiniMax H3 use first and last frames?

Yes. Video Lab can animate one source image or guide the shot with both a first and last frame at 768p, 2K, or 4K.

Can MiniMax H3 use reference images?

Yes. Video Lab supports up to nine MiniMax H3 reference images for subject and style guidance.

How long can MiniMax H3 clips be?

The supported range is 5 to 15 seconds.

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Direct your first MiniMax H3 shot.

Write the prompt, choose supported controls, and see the exact credit quote before you generate.

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