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MiniMax H3

MiniMax H3

Practical MiniMax H3 video workflows

Start with your available material and define what the final shot must show. These short paths lead to the existing guide and generation workspace. Detailed published workflows appear below as they become available.

01 · Start from a still image

Input: a clear image you are allowed to use. Keep the subject and scene fixed, choose one movement and describe how the shot should end.

  1. Check subject clarity, composition and the visible boundaries of the scene.
  2. Write one subject action and a separate camera instruction.
  3. Generate one shot, then inspect identity, background stability and the final frame.
Open image to video

02 · Start from a written idea

Input: a scene brief. Specify the subject, action, setting and camera; test one shot before asking for a longer sequence.

  1. Define one action the viewer should be able to recognize.
  2. Write the scene and camera instruction in a clear order.
  3. Inspect action completion, framing and timing; revise the weakest variable.
Open text to video

03 · Start from reference material

Input: image, video or audio references supported by the selected mode. Assign a purpose to each reference and check the workspace requirements before uploading.

  1. List what each reference should control: identity, motion or rhythm.
  2. Keep incompatible instructions out of the first attempt.
  3. Check the result against each reference role and your delivery goal.
Open reference to video

Check the result and continue

  1. Compare the result with the stated goal, not only its visual style.
  2. Inspect faces, hands, product geometry and unintended text.
  3. Check the first and last frame and any cut or transition.
  4. Confirm rights, output format and final editing needs before delivery.

Learn prompt and reference control

Use the guide when you need a worked example or a more detailed explanation of a single operation.

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