Video resolution options
Choose from the video resolutions available for MiniMax H3 in Invideos to match your project requirements.
Shape expressive motion with MiniMax H3
Shape expressive motion with MiniMax H3 on Invideos. Describe the subject, the movement, and the mood in plain language, then add references to lock the visual style. Rework one scene at a time and keep the rest of the clip intact. Explore cinematic concepts, social content, music visuals, and experimental sequences in one workspace.
Start CreatingWhy creators choose MiniMax H3
Start CreatingImage and video references
Use image and video references to guide your generation. Use images to guide the subject and visual style, and video references to guide motion. Follow the input limits shown in Invideos.
Motion you can borrow
Point the model at a reference clip and it follows that movement with your own subject. Useful when the action is easier to show than to describe.
First and last frame
Give the model where to start and where to end, and let it generate the transition between them. The clip lands exactly where you planned instead of drifting.
How to create with MiniMax H3
Start creating with MiniMax H3 by following a few simple steps directly inside the Invideos AI Toolkit.
Start CreatingAccess Invideos’ AI image and video generator and select the MiniMax H3 model to get started.
Upload visual references or describe your idea in text so the model understands your direction.
Generate visuals in seconds, then iterate, fine-tune, and download your final result.
Who MiniMax H3 is for
MiniMax H3 suits creators who need high-resolution video with tight control over subject, motion, and framing.
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Content creators
Produce crisp vertical and widescreen clips that hold their detail after platform compression. Reuse the same character across posts by feeding the model the same reference images.
Agencies and brands
Keep a product looking like the product. Lock the subject with reference images, borrow the camera move from a clip you like, and generate variations without a reshoot.
Filmmakers and creative teams
Block out a shot by defining its first and last frame, then let the model fill the middle. Fast enough for previsualisation, sharp enough to show a client.
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Enter a text prompt, upload an image, or combine image, video, and audio references, and generate a 2K video in seconds.
Start CreatingPowerful features
MiniMax H3 brings together 2K rendering, multimodal reference input, and first-to-last frame control to produce high-resolution video from text or images.
Start CreatingText, image, and reference
Generate from a written prompt, animate a single still, or guide the result with images, video clips, and audio cited directly in the prompt.
High-resolution rendering
Output at 2K, with a lighter 768P option when speed matters more than detail.
Subject consistency
Reference images hold characters, products, and settings steady, so the same subject reads the same way from one generation to the next.
Keyframe transitions
Set a starting image and an ending image and the model generates the movement between them, giving you a defined beginning and a defined end.
Frequently Asked Questions
What video resolutions does MiniMax H3 support in Invideos?
MiniMax H3 in Invideos supports resolutions from 768p to 2K. Choose the desired resolution in Video settings before generating, then inspect fine details in the exported clip.
What reference inputs can I use with MiniMax H3?
Invideos’ Video composer has a text prompt, Start Image, End Image, and Add References controls. With MiniMax H3 selected, add the source that defines the opening frame or subject and describe the movement. Check the preview before generating.
How can I guide motion or camera movement with MiniMax H3?
Write the subject action and camera move as separate instructions for MiniMax H3. For example: “The cyclist pedals forward; the camera tracks beside them at a steady distance.” Keep the action short and avoid conflicting moves such as “locked camera” and “orbit around the subject” in the same prompt.
Can I set the first and last frames with MiniMax H3?
Yes. In Invideos, add clear opening and ending frames for MiniMax H3, then describe the movement connecting them. Keep the same subject and compatible framing in both images; review the transition for jumps or changing features.
How do I start a video with MiniMax H3?
In Invideos’ Video workspace, select MiniMax H3, enter the subject, action, setting, and camera move, then set duration and aspect ratio. Add a Start Image for an image-led clip; review the credit cost before generating.
How should I prompt MiniMax H3?
Give MiniMax H3 one clear shot: subject, action, setting, camera move, and light. Example: “A paper kite rises above a windy beach; wide opening frame, then a gentle upward camera tilt.” Add dialogue or sound only when needed, then revise one instruction after reviewing the result.
What should I check before generating with MiniMax H3?
Before generating with MiniMax H3, check the prompt’s subject and action, any Start Image or End Image, framing, aspect ratio, duration, resolution, and displayed credit cost. Add audio direction only when you want sound. These checks happen before the clip is made.
Can I revise a MiniMax H3 video after generation?
Yes. Make a new MiniMax H3 version with a specific revision, such as “keep the opening frame and subject, but slow the camera push-in.” Reuse the same source image or clip when applicable, then compare both results for unintended changes.
Can I turn a photo into a video with MiniMax H3?
In Invideos’ Video workspace, add the photo as the Start Image and describe the movement you want—for example, “slow push-in; the subject turns toward camera.” Select MiniMax H3, review the image preview and settings, then generate and check that the subject stays recognizable.
What video settings can I adjust for MiniMax H3?
Invideos shows 5–10 seconds duration, 768p–2K resolution, audio output. Choose the aspect ratio in Video settings, review the credit cost, and set the duration and resolution before generating.
