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Create MiniMax H3 video from text or an opening frame, or combine images, video clips, and audio references in a single directed generation. Build commercial scenes, preserve visual systems, and render high-resolution clips inside HighReach.
Single continuous fashion-film take. A performer in an emerald coat crosses a rain-polished soundstage as the camera crane tracks beside her. Preserve wardrobe, reflections, pace, and the supplied stereo rhythm.
Generation modes
Text, image, and reference
Reference capacity
Up to 12 files in HighReach
Generation length
5-15 second clips
HighReach output
768P, 2K, and 4K
What is MiniMax H3?
MiniMax H3 is an open-weights multimodal video model designed to reason across written direction, images, existing footage, and audio in one production context.
The H3 family supports text-to-video, image-to-video, first-and-last-frame animation, and reference-to-video. A reference brief can combine up to nine images, three video clips, and three audio tracks, with twelve files total in HighReach.
Its strengths extend beyond broad scene generation. MiniMax positions H3 for localized changes such as product replacement, signage, relighting, dialogue, and adding or removing scene elements while protecting the rest of the composition.
Long prompt capacity, stronger typography and interface rendering, physical motion, camera direction, and native stereo capabilities make H3 relevant to brand films, product visuals, UI demonstrations, ecommerce, games, and narrative concept work.
MiniMax H3 capabilities
Use MiniMax H3 as part of a complete AI video workflow in HighReach, from the first reference frame to final output review.
01Multimodal reference board
Use images for identity and art direction, short clips for motion or camera language, and audio for timing or vocal reference. Name every source in the prompt so H3 understands its role.
02Localized control
H3 can follow focused instructions for product swaps, signs, lighting, dialogue, and scene elements. Explicitly list the subject, framing, action, and timing that must remain unchanged.
03Sound-aware creation
The broader H3 model supports native stereo audio and voice reference. HighReach reference workflows accept supporting audio alongside visual references, while available output controls depend on the selected endpoint.
Connected production
Brief, generate, compare, and refine without losing the creative thread.
How it works
Choose the least complex H3 workflow that can express the shot. Text is enough for exploration; source frames and references are better when continuity matters.
Start with Text to Video, animate a source image, or open Edit Video for a reference-rich H3 generation.
State which file controls identity, product detail, setting, movement, camera behavior, edit rhythm, or sound.
List what must not change before describing the new action, replacement, relighting, or composition.
Choose a 5-15 second duration and 768P, 2K, or 4K output, then inspect continuity at full resolution.
Model lineup in HighReach
HighReach adapts the form to the selected endpoint, keeping irrelevant controls out of the way while preserving one review workflow.
Create from a brief
Generate an original scene from written direction with flexible framing, prompt expansion, and high-resolution output.
Animate a frame
Use an opening image as the visual source of truth and add an optional final frame to control where the movement lands.
Combine media
Build a new clip from a production board containing visual, motion, and audio references rather than one isolated frame.
Prompt playbook
A useful prompt behaves like a compact director's brief. Give every detail a job instead of stacking visual adjectives.
Commercial scene
01Use @Image1 for the exact bottle and label, @Image2 for the slate studio, and @Video1 for the restrained camera orbit. Preserve packaging geometry, typography, cap, and glass color. Condensation gathers as the camera moves 40 degrees clockwise and lands on a label-sharp hero frame.
Localized edit
02Keep the original performer, face, emerald coat, walk cycle, camera path, framing, and wet reflections unchanged. Replace only the background glass panel with a warm amber practical wall and match its light spill naturally across the floor and coat.
Reference performance
03@Image1 defines the character and wardrobe. @Video1 defines only body movement and camera pace. @Audio1 defines the edit rhythm and room ambience. Create one continuous 12-second tracking shot with realistic cloth weight, stable identity, synchronized steps, and no cuts.
Choose the right model
No single model is best for every shot. Move between model families while keeping your source frames and production workflow in HighReach.
GoogleBest for Rapid reference-led iteration
Fast multimodal video generation with image references and conversational creative direction.
Explore Gemini Omni Flash
KuaishouBest for Directed camera and character motion
Cinematic text and image animation with start/end frames, multi-shot timing, audio, and motion control.
Explore Kling 3.0
ByteDanceBest for Complex narrative sequences
Multimodal, multi-shot video production with native sound, broad formats, and high-resolution output.
Explore Seedance 2.0
ByteDanceBest for Long takes and multimodal direction
Long-form text, image, and reference-to-video with up to 50 multimodal inputs, native audio, and directed 30-second sequences.
Explore Seedance 2.5
Black Forest LabsBest for Physical motion and camera control
Physics-aware video with native audio, precise camera language, high-fidelity image animation, and up to 20-second output.
Explore FLUX.3 VideoProduction notes
Check 01
The current HighReach text and frame H3 workflows focus on visual output and do not expose the broader model's native-audio toggle.
Check 02
A reference generation can contain at most twelve files, including up to nine images, three videos, and three audio tracks.
Check 03
Check readable text, product marks, hands, contact points, and fast motion frame by frame before publishing.
Check 04
Dense reference boards can create conflicting direction; give each source one clear and non-overlapping responsibility.
MiniMax H3 FAQ
Practical answers about MiniMax H3, available HighReach workflows, output controls, and prompt direction.
MiniMax H3 is an open-weights multimodal video model that can generate and transform video using text, images, video clips, and audio references. It is designed for instruction following, commercial visual detail, physical motion, localized editing, and sound-aware production.
Yes. HighReach includes MiniMax H3 Text, Image, and Reference workflows for text-to-video, frame-to-video, and multimodal reference generation.
The current HighReach H3 workflows expose 768P, 2K, and 4K output. Higher resolutions use more credits and should be selected after the motion direction is validated.
HighReach currently exposes durations from 5 to 15 seconds for MiniMax H3 generation.
Yes. The MiniMax H3 Image workflow requires a starting frame and accepts an optional ending frame to guide the destination of the shot.
The HighReach reference workflow accepts up to nine images, three video clips, and three audio files, with a maximum of twelve combined references.
H3 is a strong option for product and brand videos, ecommerce visuals, design and interface concepts, reference-led character scenes, games, relighting, signage changes, and other work that benefits from explicit multimodal direction.
MiniMax H3 emphasizes high-resolution output, long-form instruction following, localized edits, and compact reference boards. Seedance 2.5 supports longer 4-30 second clips and up to 50 combined references in its dedicated reference workflow.
MiniMax H3 in HighReach
Create with MiniMax H3 from text, frames, or a multimodal reference board, then review high-resolution results alongside other leading video models in HighReach.