Turn anime concepts, illustrations, and story beats into 5–15 second videos with MiniMax H3 Max. This speed-first model supports text-to-video, image-to-video with first or last frame control, and multimodal reference generation at 480P or 768P.
// Describe one clear action, choose 5–15 seconds, and iterate quickly
Text mode generates video from a prompt.
Using default project: video-generator
No generation history
Preview illustrative clips for ideas about pacing, camera movement, composition, and visual rhythm. These assets are creative references rather than verified model outputs, so use them to plan a focused prompt and judge your own generated result.
Build a clip with MiniMax H3 Max in three practical steps. Choose text, image, or reference input; set a supported 5–15 second duration and 480P or 768P output; then review one creative variable at a time.
Start with a concise text prompt, upload a first frame, add an optional last frame for a controlled transition, or provide supported image, video, and audio references. Describe the subject, setting, action, lighting, and camera behavior. For anime motion tests, keep the first draft to one character action and one camera move.
Select an integer duration from 5 to 15 seconds and choose 480P for quicker drafts or 768P for a more detailed result. Use the aspect-ratio options available in the generator. This Max endpoint does not output 2K, so plan framing and downstream delivery around its supported sizes.
Submit the task and inspect motion, character consistency, transition timing, and prompt adherence. Change one detail—such as the camera path, action, or ending frame—before generating again. Download a useful clip or compare it with previous attempts in your history.
MiniMax H3 Max balances fast iteration with useful visual quality for short-form concepts. It is positioned between the deeper-quality base H3 workflow and the even more throughput-focused Turbo sibling, making it a practical choice for drafts, social clips, and anime motion studies.
MiniMax H3 Max combines three creation modes with 24 FPS playback, 5–15 second durations, adaptive aspect-ratio options, and 480P or 768P output. Choose the mode that matches the creative decision you need to test.
Create a scene directly from a prompt. Identify the subject, location, action, camera movement, lighting, and mood in a logical order. Text-to-video works well for rapidly exploring original compositions when you do not need to preserve a specific opening image.
Upload an illustration or keyframe and describe what happens next. A clean silhouette, readable depth, and an uncluttered background give the motion prompt a stronger starting point. Use this workflow for character entrances, environmental movement, and animated concept art.
Provide opening and ending frames to define both sides of a transition. Explain the intended movement between them instead of repeating what is already visible. This mode is useful for planned pose changes, scene reveals, camera moves, and storyboard-to-motion experiments.
Use supported image, video, or audio references to communicate appearance, movement, or rhythm. Reference generation can help align a new clip with a broader creative direction, but results remain generative and should be reviewed for consistency, rights, and suitability.
Choose 480P for rapid drafts and 768P when the extra detail better serves review or publishing. Clips play at 24 FPS and can run from 5 through 15 seconds in integer steps. There is no 2K mode on this Max endpoint.
Use the faster-than-base-H3 workflow to test anime motion, illustration animation, social concepts, and short narrative beats. Once the action and framing work, refine the prompt, generate alternatives, or move selected ideas into a higher-resolution production path.
Get clear answers about MiniMax H3 Max inputs, specifications, model positioning, credits, and usage before you generate. The controls and price displayed in the current generator remain the final reference for each request.
Start with a prompt, keyframe, first-and-last-frame pair, or supported reference media. Choose 480P or 768P and a 5–15 second duration, generate your clip, then refine the motion that matters most.