MiniMax H3 AI Video Generator

Multimodal Understanding, Not Just Text

A prompt, a photo, a clip and an audio file arrive as one brief, not four settings. H3 reads all four together and works out which file supplies the face, which the motion and which the sound.

• Text
• Image
• Video
• Audio

Omni Reference, Up to 12 Files

Combine references in one brief — up to 12 files — to steer identity, motion, framing, edit rhythm, atmosphere and sound.

• 9 images
• 3 videos
• 3 audio

Reference a Character, a Move, a Camera, a Voice

Point at a person for the look, at footage for the performance or the camera move, at a recording for the voice. The cue lands in a new scene and the rest of the shot holds together.

• Character
• Motion
• Camera
• Voice

Precise Video and Audio Editing

Swap a person or an object, change the background, the light or the line of dialogue — the rest of the shot stays where it was.

Up to 2K, Six Aspect Ratios

Four to fifteen seconds at 768P or 2K, in 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16 — the ratio is a setting, not a crop you do afterwards.

Commercial-Grade Content Creation

Concept, storyboard and finished cut come out of the same pass — 2K frames with sound, in the ratio the placement asks for.

• Trailers
• TVCs
• Brand films
• E-commerce
• Game visuals
• Social

Social Content Creators

Keep the calendar full without a shoot. One idea becomes a vertical hook, a longer cut and a thumbnail in the same session, each already in the ratio its platform wants.

Advertisers

Test the ad before you book the shoot. Put the product in a lit scene, swap the hook or the setting, and run the version that wins to the channel it was made for.

E-commerce Sellers

Fill a storefront without a studio day. One clean product still, then the same bottle on a kitchen counter, in a gym bag, on a gift table — recognisably the same product every time.

Marketing Teams

Cover the rest of the funnel — launch teasers, feature explainers, landing-page loops and deck openers — in one visual language, without a ticket to the design queue.

Agencies & Studios

Pitch with film, not a mood board. Cut a concept reel the client can watch before anyone signs off on a shoot budget — then reuse the same references when the real one gets made.

Indie Filmmakers

Settle the scene before the first shoot day. Fifteen seconds is a sequence here — wide, medium, close — with dialogue and score rendered in the same pass.

Game Creators

Cut a teaser before the build is finished: hero shots, world reveals and store-page loops, iterated in one style at prototype speed.

Educators & Course Creators

Show the step instead of describing it. Short explainers and module openers that hold one look across a whole course, narration included.

Product & Brand Teams

Keep the brand recognisable frame to frame. Feed the same references into every run so a season of posts looks like it came from one shoot.