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Bring text, images, video, and audio into one creative context with MiniMax H3. Guide characters, motion, cameras, voices, atmosphere, and editing style, then refine people, objects, scenes, dialogue, and effects with precise instructions.
MiniMax H3 is a native multimodal video model built for both generation and editing. It understands text, images, video, and audio as one creative context before producing a unified audiovisual result.
Use references to communicate a character's appearance, a performance, camera movement, composition, voice, atmosphere, or editing rhythm. MiniMax H3 combines those cues while keeping the scene coherent and aligned with the prompt.
MiniMax H3 can support trailers, advertising concepts, brand films, social creatives, product showcases, UI and UX demos, game visuals, stylized animation, storyboards, and other production-focused video workflows.
Use text, images, video, and audio as one creative context. MiniMax H3 can interpret characters, actions, voices, emotions, camera language, visual style, and creative intent together.
Combine different reference types to guide identity, motion, framing, edit rhythm, atmosphere, and sound. Give each asset a clear role so the model understands how it should influence the result.
Reference a subject's appearance, a performance, a camera move, a composition, or a voice. H3 carries those cues into a new scene while maintaining visual and audiovisual continuity.
Add, replace, or remove people and objects. Change backgrounds, lighting, effects, dialogue, or voice, then refine selected details while keeping untouched content stable.
Generate 5 to 15 second videos at 24 FPS with native stereo sound. Choose landscape, square, or vertical formats, with output up to 1440p when available.
Use MiniMax H3 for ads, brand content, e-commerce visuals, trailers, product showcases, interface demos, games, social videos, and stylized animation concepts.
Choose a creation approach, add references with clear roles, set the output direction, then generate and refine the result.
Start from a text concept, an opening image, first and last frames, or a reference-led workflow. Select the approach that best matches the source material and the type of change you want.
Write the prompt and explain how each image, video, or audio reference should guide the character, action, camera, composition, voice, atmosphere, or editing rhythm.
Choose the available duration, ratio, and resolution, then generate the video. Review motion, sound, text, subjects, and scene continuity before refining specific details with focused instructions.
Describe the target video before listing reference materials
Assign a clear purpose to every image, video, and audio input
Separate character, motion, camera, style, and sound directions
State which people, objects, or scene details must remain unchanged
Keep on-screen copy concise and quote required wording exactly
Refine one issue at a time to avoid conflicting edit instructions
MiniMax H3 is a native multimodal video generation and editing model. It understands text, images, video, and audio in one context and creates a unified audiovisual result.
MiniMax H3 can use text prompts together with image, video, and audio references to guide characters, actions, camera movement, composition, voices, atmosphere, and editing style.
You can reference character appearance, performance, motion, camera language, composition, voice, sound, visual style, or editing rhythm. Explain the role of each reference in the prompt.
MiniMax H3 can add, replace, or remove people and objects, change backgrounds and lighting, adjust effects, dialogue, or voice, and refine selected details while preserving other content.
MiniMax H3 supports 5 to 15 second videos at 24 FPS with native stereo sound, common landscape, square, and vertical ratios, and output up to 1440p when available.
Use MiniMax H3 for advertising, brand films, social creatives, product showcases, UI and UX demos, trailers, game visuals, storyboards, and stylized animation.
Review the active service terms, model license, and rights for every reference used in your project. Commercial suitability depends on those terms and your review of the final output.
Build a multimodal video brief with clear direction for characters, motion, cameras, voices, atmosphere, and editing style.
Generate the first result, review the audiovisual details, then refine people, objects, scenes, dialogue, sound, and effects with focused instructions.
Create, review, and refine multimodal video concepts with MiniMax H3.