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MiniMax

MiniMax H3

minimax-h3-max/image-to-video

A unified multimodal video model that handles text, images, video, and audio within a single context, supporting text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video, and instruction-based editing, and can generate synchronized audio

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Input

Output

video
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Pricing

minimax-h3-max/image-to-video per second

Specifications Unit Price
480P $0.072
768P $0.115
1080P $0.229

Positioning Overview

The MiniMax H3 Max image-to-video pipeline is designed for developers who need to reliably produce video from a static image. It starts from an uploaded first-frame image, drives motion, camera movement, and audio in the scene according to the prompt, and outputs video with adjustable duration and resolution. It also supports pairing first and last frames to constrain the transition between the two frames. It is suitable for advertising storyboard previews, animating illustrations and product images, and short-video generation workflows that require controllable transitions, and can be called through the unified HiAPI.ai interface with billing based on output duration.

Core Highlights

  • First and last frame dual-image transition constraint — You can provide only the first frame to generate subsequent frames, or provide both the first and last frames so the model completes the motion and transition between the two images.
  • Adjustable duration and resolution — Duration can be set between 0.92 and 15 seconds, and resolution can be set to 480P, 768P, or 1080P, choosing the tier according to the final output requirements.
  • Optional audio track replacement — Replace the output audio track by providing a target audio URL; overly long audio is truncated from the beginning, and overly short audio is padded with silence, making it easy to align voiceover or music.
  • Three adjustable prompt expansion levels — Expansion mode has three levels: off, balanced, and quality, allowing a trade-off between strictly following the original description and automatically filling in visual details.

Capability Description

Image-to-video and first/last frame control: The first-frame image determines the aspect ratio and generates the video; when only the last frame is provided, composition follows the last frame, and when both frames are provided, the transition process is constrained, making it suitable for controllable transitions and before/after comparison shots.

Duration and resolution tiers: A single generation supports 0.92 to 15 seconds and 480P to 1080P. Developers can choose preview or delivery tiers based on the intended use of the final output, avoiding the cost waste of using uniformly high specifications across the entire workflow.

Audio track injection: By passing a target audio URL, the output audio track can be replaced. The audio must be at least 2 seconds and no more than 15 MB; the model automatically trims or pads with silence according to video length, eliminating the need for secondary alignment during post-dubbing.

Prompt organization: Prompts can be up to 50,000 characters and are used to describe visuals, motion, camera movement, and audio; expansion mode can be set to off, balanced, or quality to control fidelity to the original description during generation.

Fixed random seed: Explicitly passing a seed reproduces the same result, and combined with fine-tuning prompts for comparative experiments, it helps identify effective recipes in batch generation.

Use Cases

  • Advertising and storyboard teams generate preview clips from a single key visual — Upload a first-frame image and specify motion and camera movement to produce a 5 to 15 second preview video for proposals and rhythm validation before shooting.
  • Animating illustrations and product images — Start from an illustration or product image and choose 768P or 1080P output as needed to obtain short looping videos ready for direct delivery.
  • Shot continuity requiring defined transitions — Provide both the first and last frames so the model fills in the intermediate process, producing transition clips with natural transitions for the editing timeline.
  • Lip-sync alignment with existing voiceover or music — Pass a target audio URL to generate a clip with the corresponding audio track, producing footage that can go directly into post-production.

Limitations and Selection Advice

This pipeline only accepts image-to-video and does not support pure text-to-video or mixed reference-image input; a single clip can be at most 15 seconds, and longer narratives require segmented generation followed by editing. When target audio is provided, the minimum video duration is 2 seconds, and the audio itself must not exceed 15 MB. If the goal is pure text-to-video or multimodal reference input, other pipelines in the same family should be used; for scenarios that do not require first/last frame controllability or audio track injection, a lighter generation method can also be chosen.

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Frequently asked questions

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  • What type of video model is MiniMax H3?

    It is prompt-led and can also use endpoint frames or image, video, and audio references according to the active contract.

  • Which output settings does MiniMax H3 support?

    4-15 seconds, 2K, and 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, adaptive.

  • Can it generate sound or use audio references?

    Optional image, video, and audio references; generated audio

  • How is MiniMax H3 billed?

    Billing follows output duration and the live tier. Resolution, mode, or audio differences are reflected by the page price and task record.

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