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MiniMax H3

MiniMax H3 · Original practice template

MiniMax H3 page-turn prompt: animate blank pages and add exact text in editing

Plan one readable page turn from an original illustrated first frame. Keep exact typography as a separate post-production layer instead of asking the video to invent printed words.

Create a single, slow page-turn action with a stable book and a clearly visible page edge. Add your final title over a settled frame or a separate end card in editing, so spelling and layout remain under your control.

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Original blank-book page-turn practice illustration
Original editable blank-book vector practice frame. The separate SVG title layer is an original post-production asset. This method has not been independently generation-tested; no generated outcome is shown.

01 · Prepare the inputs

  • Download the original blank-book illustration or its PNG export. It is an editable practice input, not a real book photograph or a generated sample.
  • Use a first frame with one lifted page edge and clearly separated covers. Remove any printed text that must survive the motion exactly; retain a blank or low-detail page surface.
  • Decide whether the title will sit on a separate end card or follow the book surface. A separate end card needs no tracking; text on a moving page may require perspective tracking and masking.
  • The optional original text overlay SVG is provided at /learning-assets/pseo-pilot-20261014/page-turn-with-post-composited-text-overlay.svg. Edit its wording and typography in your design tool before export; it is intended for post-production only.
  • The prompt matches the supplied illustrated composition. When using your own photo, replace its style, colors and object descriptions with what is actually visible; retain the motion and review plan.
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02 · Prompt and steps

An illustrated open book rests on a dark blue tabletop in a fixed three-quarter view. Preserve the input illustration, book proportions, and lighting. Only one blank page is already lifted at the right edge. That page bends gently and turns from right to left in one slow continuous action, then settles onto the left stack. Keep the cover and the remaining pages still. The turning sheet stays connected to the book spine. Leave both page surfaces blank. Finish with the book at rest. No additional page turns, no new objects, no camera movement, no printed words, logos, or decorative lettering.
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  1. 01

    Choose the moving sheet and its destination

    Point to the single lifted right page in the first frame. Its destination is the left page stack. Keep the page count and camera view simple enough that you can inspect the edge throughout the motion.

  2. 02

    Generate the blank-page action first

    Upload the first frame in image-to-video and try one right-to-left turn. Evaluate the physical action without a title layer; do not treat readable text in a coincidental result as a dependable production method.

  3. 03

    Check the spine and page edge

    Pause before the turn, at the highest bend, and after settling. Reject a result where the sheet disconnects from the spine, becomes a second book, or merges visibly into the cover.

  4. 04

    Keep the usable action and ending

    Trim the result to the clean movement and a stable ending. If the ending changes book shape, use a separately prepared still or end card instead of extending the unstable section.

  5. 05

    Composite and verify the exact title

    Place your edited text overlay over the settled shot or a separate end card. If the title must sit on a moving page, track perspective and mask the turning sheet in your editor. Check spelling, line breaks, contrast, and occlusion after export.

03 · Review the result

  • Exactly one intended page turns from the right side to the left side.
  • The page remains attached to the spine and does not turn into a detached floating sheet.
  • The book cover, tabletop, and camera remain stable enough to read the motion.
  • The page edge has a continuous path and the result avoids a sudden jump from start to end.
  • The generated pages remain blank; final words come from the controlled post-production layer.
  • The exported title has the intended spelling and line breaks, with no accidental clipping or page covering it incorrectly.

04 · Troubleshooting and ending

Several sheets flip at once or the whole book rotates.

Reduce the prompt to a single pre-lifted sheet and remove camera or book movement. Make the first-frame page edge more distinct.

The turning page detaches from the spine.

Reduce the bend and avoid a complete airborne arc. Use a smaller page movement or cut to a stable ending if attachment cannot be maintained.

Unwanted letters appear on the generated pages.

Use a cleaner blank first frame and remove all typography instructions from generation. Cover or replace the affected shot in editing; do not use the invented letters as final copy.

The title drifts or sits above the turning sheet.

Place the title after the page settles or use a separate end card. A title printed on the moving surface requires tracked perspective and an occlusion mask, rather than a fixed screen overlay.

Ending and next step

Deliver the page motion and the final typography as two controlled parts of the same edit. For a beginner version, put the title on a separate end card; do not promise exact generated book text or a perfect page simulation.

This page provides an original prompt, input illustration and review method. A corresponding generated result has not been independently produced. The illustration is a practice input.