Which generation modes does MiniMax H3 Max support?

MiniMax H3 Max is available for text-to-video and image-to-video: start from a written prompt, or attach one image as the opening frame and let the model carry motion, audio, and the ending.

How fast is MiniMax H3 Max?

On fal's custom inference stack, H3 Max renders a 5-second clip in roughly 3 seconds — about 50× faster than the base model — while recent evaluations rank it first for overall quality, prompt adherence, and aesthetics.

How long can clips be?

Available clip-length choices range from 5 to 15 seconds.

Which resolution and credit options are available?

Output options are available through 768p. Credit use is shown in the video workspace before you submit a generation.

How is MiniMax H3 Max related to MiniMax H3 and H3 Max Turbo?

MiniMax H3 Max is post-trained by fal Research on the open-weights MiniMax H3 model. H3 Max Turbo is a faster, lower-priced sibling from the same family; H3 Max trades a little of that speed for stronger prompt adherence and aesthetics.

Are these MiniMax H3 Max examples?

The hero and creative-direction videos on this page were created with the MiniMax H3 model family, and the wall examples lower on the page are curated MiniMax H3 references for planning your own scenes.

How can I improve a result?

Revise one creative variable at a time, such as the subject, action, sequence order, camera, or audio note, then compare how that single change affects the direction — renders are fast enough to make iteration cheap.

MiniMax H3 Max AI Video Generator: Fast Text & Image to Video

CREATIVE DIRECTIONS

See how a direction changes the shot

Each direction combines a subject with choices about motion, camera, and rhythm — brief it in words or set the opening frame.

The videos below were created with the MiniMax H3 model family.

01

Desert Car Revs

A desert car shot driven by a single reference image — engine, dust, and heat.

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02

Courtyard Dance — Take Two

A second generated take of the courtyard dance brief with the same shot-by-shot choreography.

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03

She Heard About H3 Max

A talking-portrait beat animated from a single reference image.

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04

Warrior-Monk at the Ruins

An aging warrior-monk climbs sun-blasted monastery ruins under surveyor drones, in post-apocalyptic sci-fi silence.

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MODEL GUIDE

Finished clips in seconds, not minutes

MiniMax H3 Max is post-trained by fal Research on MiniMax H3 and co-optimized with fal's inference stack. Recent evaluations rank it first for overall quality, prompt adherence, and aesthetics — a 5-second clip renders in roughly 3 seconds, about 50× faster than the base model.

In Orelon that speed becomes an editing loop: write the direction, generate, and revise one variable at a time while the cost of a throwaway take stays near zero. Clips run 5–15 seconds at 768P with a native stereo audio track.

Social-first creators

Iterate hooks and beats at generation speed, then ship the take that lands without waiting on renders.

Brand and product storytellers

Turn a product brief and one key frame into a finished, sounding motion piece between revisions.

Motion and interface designers

Prototype UI motion and key-art animation with fast turnaround and precise prompt control.

CAPABILITIES

Built for speed without losing the direction

Long-form direction

Write prompts up to 7,000 characters, with room for sequence order, camera language, and pacing notes.

768P output with native audio

Every clip renders at 768P with a native stereo audio track — drop to 480P when a draft matters more than polish.

Creative directions for short video work

Social-ready hooks

Generate and compare opening beats in seconds, then push the winner through a longer edit.

Brand commercials

Combine product details, typography, and a closing brand moment into one structured sequence.

Product showcases

Open from a product frame and let H3 Max carry materials, lighting, and motion to the reveal.

UI and motion concepts

Animate interfaces, posters, and key art with intentional camera moves and controlled pacing.

PROMPT ANATOMY

Build a scene direction one decision at a time

A useful prompt gives each creative variable a job, then keeps the direction specific enough to revise.

01
Subject
Name the person, product, or focal detail the viewer should notice first.
02
Action
Say what happens — motion beats read clearer when each one gets its own clause.
03
Sequence
Order the actions and transitions so longer ideas keep their pacing across the full duration.
04
Camera
Describe framing, movement, and lens behavior instead of leaving the composition generic.
05
Audio
Note the sound you want the native stereo track to carry — ambience, rhythm, or a specific beat.
06
Restrictions
State what to avoid so typography, interfaces, and identities stay inside the intended direction.

WORKFLOWS

Choose how you want to start

01
Start with words
Describe the scene, action, camera, and style, and let a written brief carry the whole direction.
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02
Start from a first frame
Attach one image as the opening frame and let H3 Max carry the motion, audio, and ending from there.
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READY TO SEND

Six directions to start from

Brand coffee commercial

A 12-second coffee commercial: a tired man at a kitchen counter, macro shots of beans falling into a grinder, a pour-over bloom in warm morning light, ending on a clean pack shot with readable label text, shallow depth of field, unhurried pace.

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Character-led desert scene

A character in a weathered cloak crosses windswept dunes at golden hour, low tracking shot, sand whipping through backlight, dramatic silhouettes, realistic fabric physics, ending with the character turning to face the camera.

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Product showcase reveal

A sculptural product emerges from silk and mist on a dark pedestal, slow orbiting camera, soft studio highlights, material details in close-up, closing on a centered hero composition with clean space for typography.

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UI motion concept

A webpage interface scrolls into view, hover states activate in sequence, a product card expands into a full-screen reveal, smooth camera glide, high-contrast layout, controlled and precise pacing.

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Cinematic city transition

Open on a rain-slick neon street at night, camera rises above the rooftops into dawn light, one continuous move carrying the mood from tense to calm, layered atmosphere, steady acceleration.

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Social-ready short beat

A single 5-second visual hook: a sneaker lands in slow motion on a studio floor, dust kicks up, camera whip-pans to a bold product close-up, punchy contrast, rhythmic editing.

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