MiniMax video model

MiniMax H3 Image to Video

Animate a first frame, optionally target a last frame, and generate native audio at 480p or 768p.

image to video 4 credits per second at 480p or 8 credits per second at 768p.

Video Generation Input

0/2000 characters
MiniMax4 credits per second at 480p or 8 credits per second at 768p.

Animate a first frame, optionally target a last frame, and generate native audio at 480p or 768p.

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Your generated video will appear here.

Enter a prompt and click 'Generate Video' — or start from an example:

Model strengths

What is MiniMax H3 Image to Video best for?

Animate a first frame, optionally target a last frame, and generate native audio at 480p or 768p.

  • image animation
  • first and last frames
  • native-audio video

Prompt guide

How to get better results with MiniMax H3 Image to Video

Start with subject and action

Name who or what moves, the environment, and the visual event the shot should complete.

Add camera and timing

Describe shot size, camera movement, pace, and time-coded beats for complex motion.

Protect continuity

State what must stay consistent and exclude cuts, object changes, anatomy errors, flicker, or style drift.

Frequently asked questions

What is MiniMax H3 Image to Video best for?

MiniMax H3 Image to Video is a strong fit for image animation, first and last frames, native-audio video. Compare it with nearby video models when speed, resolution, style, or credit cost matters more.

How much does MiniMax H3 Image to Video cost?

4 credits per second at 480p or 8 credits per second at 768p.

Do I need a MiniMax API key?

No. RenderFlow AI handles provider access, generation queues, and output delivery through your RenderFlow credit balance.

How should I prompt MiniMax H3 Image to Video?

Start with subject and action: Name who or what moves, the environment, and the visual event the shot should complete. Add camera and timing: Describe shot size, camera movement, pace, and time-coded beats for complex motion. Protect continuity: State what must stay consistent and exclude cuts, object changes, anatomy errors, flicker, or style drift.