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The shape of a sea breeze
MiniMax H3
MiniMax
MiniMax H3
Give a moving idea a clear destination
Explore MiniMax H3 video creation with deliberate motion, reference inputs and first-and-final-video-frame planning, plus tips for making the final moment count.
Available options and estimated credits are shown in the studio.
FIND YOUR CREATIVE DIRECTION
See the idea take shape
Explore the composition, compare the source where available, and open the prompt to understand the creative choices.
MEET THE MODEL
What can you create with MiniMax H3?
A video scene is easier to direct when its final composition is clear. Describe not just a movement but the final pose, object placement or camera position. MiniMax H3 includes text-to-video, image-to-video and reference-based modes, so the starting point can be a written scene, a video frame or a set of creative references.
MEET THE MODELTURN YOUR IDEA INTO A CLEAR BRIEF
How to write a useful MiniMax H3 prompt
Start with one clear outcome. Describe what matters, then change one element at a time.
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Define the ending
Decide where the subject should finish and what the final video frame should show. A simple landing, turn or reveal is easier to evaluate than an open-ended sequence.
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Choose the starting input
Use a written creative prompt for a new scene, a clear image for a visual starting point or references with specific roles.
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Describe a continuous action
Connect the start and finish with one readable motion. Review contact, object structure and the final pose across the whole clip.
IN THE RUXA STUDIO
Know your options before you start.
Controls reflect the current integration
- Duration
- The documented duration range is 4–15 seconds.
- Resolution
- The documented choices are 768P and 2K.
- References
- Reference mode supports up to 9 images, 3 videos and 3 audio files. First and final video frames are supported in the relevant mode.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Questions about MiniMax H3
When is a last frame helpful?
It is useful when a video scene must finish on a particular pose or composition. Check how naturally the action reaches that endpoint.
How do I make object movement more believable?
Specify a simple path, a clear speed and a physical endpoint. Watch for sliding, intersecting surfaces or changes in the object shape.
Can I combine images, video and audio references?
The documented reference mode accepts all three input types within its limits. Assign each input a role and avoid contradictory direction.
MAKE SOMETHING YOURS
Your next creation starts with an idea.
Pick a direction. Write your first prompt.
Open video studio