MiniMax H3 · Inspix AI
MiniMax H3 AI Video Generator
Shape short cinematic video with direct shot instructions and multimodal references. MiniMax H3 brings the subject, motion, camera, atmosphere, and sound direction into one creative brief.
MiniMax H3 video workspace
Build the prompt and references in the live Inspix layout.
Model
MiniMax H3 · 2K
Images(max 9)
Videos(max 3)
Audio(max 3)
0/12 referencesPer-file size limits apply
Quality2K
Reference video seconds are added to output duration for billing. The first five reference images are included; images 6–9 cost 5 credits each.
Your generated video will appear here
Reference rules
Address uploads in fixed per-type order: Image 1…N, Video 1…N, and Audio 1…N. Any one type can be used alone, including audio.
- Images: 9 max, 30 MB each, 256–5760px, ratio 0.4–2.5.
- Videos: 3 max, 2–15s each and 15s total, 50 MB each; MP4/MOV at 23.976–60 fps.
- Audio: 3 max, 2–15s each and 15s total, 15 MB each.
- All references combined: 12 files maximum.
MiniMax H3 examples
See MiniMax H3 in Motion
Explore three MiniMax H3 examples focused on film titles, product presentation, and native stereo sound.
Film Opening Titles
Built for Real Shoots
Use MiniMax H3 where a short moving draft answers a concrete production question. Each workflow pairs a finished motion example with a clear creative goal, with prompts included where available.
Use case 01
Lipstick Campaign Film
A bold beauty spot that treats the lipstick as both a product and a graphic object. Saturated color, controlled highlights, tactile close-ups, and quick visual transitions give the film the pace of a launch campaign while keeping the packaging easy to recognize. The result can work as a product-page hero, a social teaser, or the opening beat of a longer cosmetics advertisement.
Try this directionUse case 02
Cycling Website Film
This fast, modern cycling sequence is designed to carry the energy of a website hero without feeling like a conventional product demo. MiniMax H3 combines forward motion, clean environmental framing, and an athletic rhythm that leaves room for interface copy and calls to action. It is a useful direction for bicycle launches, performance brands, outdoor campaigns, and landing pages that need movement before detailed specifications.
Try this directionUse case 03Try this direction
Premium Headphone Showcase
A polished technology commercial focused on material quality, comfort, and engineering. MiniMax H3 moves from macro texture details to a balanced hero view, then opens the product into a precise exploded assembly before reconnecting every component. Restrained camera motion and controlled reflections keep the headphones premium while making the internal structure understandable at a glance.
Prompt
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First-Person Flight Sequence
A single-take flight sequence built around speed, spatial clarity, and an escalating sense of danger. MiniMax H3 follows the speeder through narrow architecture, falling debris, windows, and last-second turns before releasing the tension into a wide valley reveal. The continuous camera path makes this a strong reference for game cinematics, science-fiction previsualization, action openings, and immersive first-person concepts.
Prompt
Feature highlights
What MiniMax H3 Controls
MiniMax H3 works best when every reference has one job and every instruction describes something visible, audible, or measurable in the finished shot.
Multimodal direction
One brief for every reference
MiniMax H3 can use written direction, stills, footage, and audio as parts of the same creative brief. A product photo can anchor appearance, a source clip can suggest motion, and audio can establish timing.
Audiovisual workflow
Picture and sound planned together
MiniMax H3 is positioned around audiovisual creation rather than a silent image sequence. That makes dialogue studies, atmosphere, music cues, and action beats easier to consider during the first review.
Motion control
Reference-led movement
Use a source clip when movement matters more than a broad style label. MiniMax H3 can interpret timing, camera behavior, and performance cues from the reference while creating a new scene.
Production principle
One input, one responsibility
Give MiniMax H3 a clean division of labor: the prompt sets the event, an image anchors identity, video demonstrates motion, and audio establishes timing where supported.
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Short, high-resolution takes
MiniMax H3 generates up to 15 seconds of video at 2K resolution. It is most practical for focused, inspectable shots rather than an entire film from one request.
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Text that directs the shot
A useful MiniMax H3 prompt names the subject, action, camera, setting, light, and sound. Specific verbs such as circles, tilts, spills, and recoils give the model a clearer sequence to stage.
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Open weights are planned
MiniMax announced plans to release the model weights after launch. Confirm the official repository, license, and hardware requirements before planning a self-hosted production workflow.
Official model profile
MiniMax H3 at a Glance
MiniMax H3 unifies text, images, video, and audio in one context, generating up to 15 seconds of native 2K video with stereo sound.
- 2K
- Native high-resolution output available by default
- 15s max
- Maximum video length described in the official launch
- 4 inputs
- Unified context across text, images, video, and audio
- Stereo
- Native stereo sound generated with the video output
Input role
Prompt
Sets the event, order of action, camera language, environment, and sound cues.
A courier steps into rain, checks the empty street, then runs as the camera tracks beside her.
Input role
Image
Anchors a subject, product, costume, palette, first frame, or composition.
Use one clean portrait for identity. Remove unrelated people and readable background text.
Input role
Video
Shows motion, acting, camera movement, rhythm, or transformation more directly than prose.
Use a short tracking shot to guide pace, not a montage with several conflicting camera moves.
Input role
Audio
Supplies speech, ambience, music, or timing cues inside the unified context.
Choose a clean reference with one dominant beat or voice when synchronization matters.
How to Use MiniMax H3
Treat MiniMax H3 like a short production pass. Define one shot, give each reference a clear role, then revise one variable at a time.
Define one beat
Write one event with a visible start and finish. A hand lifts a bottle, turns it toward the light, then sets it down. That gives MiniMax H3 a sequence you can actually evaluate.
Add camera and references
Name one camera behavior and when it changes. Add only the image, video, or audio reference that removes a meaningful ambiguity from the MiniMax H3 brief.
Generate, review, revise
If MiniMax H3 misses the camera, keep the subject and shorten the camera instruction. If identity drifts, simplify the action and improve the reference before another generation.
Make the First MiniMax H3 Shot
Draft one clear event, attach only the references that matter, and use the current Inspix video studio while the MiniMax H3 connection is being prepared.
Open video studioClear prompts · Focused references · Human review
Common MiniMax H3 Questions
Practical answers about the current MiniMax H3 rollout and the Inspix integration.