A single take through a collapsing seascape
Open the video to review motion, timing, composition, and synchronized sound.
Post-trained H3 variant
A post-trained H3 variant built for stronger prompt adherence, better aesthetics, and ultra-fast video generation with synchronized audio.
Reference Media
Max 12 total: 9 images, 3 videos, 3 audio. Media 2-15s. Files 10/50/10MB.
Available credits: 0
One continuous take, no cuts
Camera direction, movement, and synchronized sound
MiniMax H3 Max accepts text, image, video, and audio references. Combine only the materials your scene needs for more precise creative direction.
Prompt Guide
Name uploaded files directly in your prompt.
Use references such as @Image 1, @Video 1, or @Audio 1 so the model knows which material to use.
Material Limits
Supported Input Combinations
Note: Reference images, videos, and audio are optional. Add only the materials needed for your prompt.
Images
JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF, or GIF. Up to 10 MB each.
Videos
MP4 or MOV. 2 to 15 seconds, up to 50 MB each.
Audio
MP3 or WAV. 2 to 15 seconds, up to 10 MB each.
About 3 seconds to generate a 5-second 768P video in the developer’s published benchmark.
2.78 seconds
For the published 5-second, 768P example.
53.20 seconds
The baseline reported alongside the same example.
About 19.1×
53.20 ÷ 2.78; approximately 94.8% less generation time.
These are developer-reported benchmark timings, not a MiniMaxm speed test or a per-request guarantee. The separate 35× throughput claim uses a different measurement and is not used in the calculation above. Your total wait can include uploads, queueing, generation, and delivery.
Six demonstrations cover cinematic direction, gameplay, dialogue, stop motion, nature, and product imagery.
Open the video to review motion, timing, composition, and synchronized sound.
Open the video to review motion, timing, composition, and synchronized sound.
Open the video to review motion, timing, composition, and synchronized sound.
Open the video to review motion, timing, composition, and synchronized sound.
Open the video to review motion, timing, composition, and synchronized sound.
Open the video to review motion, timing, composition, and synchronized sound.
MiniMax H3 Max is a post-trained variant built from the open-weight MiniMax H3 base model.
MiniMax developed the H3 base model. fal Research developed H3 Max through additional training focused on prompt adherence and visual quality, paired with an optimized inference system. MiniMaxm operates this independent hosted interface.
The hosted settings shown here are designed for rapid text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video work at 480P, 768P, or 1080P. Standard H3 remains the option for 2K output.
Sources and verification: Model provenance and benchmark figures were checked against the developer's H3 Max launch report, published August 26, 2026. Benchmark figures describe the developer's infrastructure; output controls describe this website. Last checked September 18, 2026.
Each capability is paired with a demonstration showing the behavior in a finished clip.
A low tracking shot follows a scooter down a steep street while keeping the rider framed through the turn.
Start with one image and define the final frame. The model creates an uninterrupted path between them.
Keep hair, clothing, facial features, and proportions coherent while time, setting, and lighting change.
Generate dialogue, ambience, foley, music, and environmental sound alongside the image.
Post-training targets more appealing composition, lighting, and visual style. Inspect the palette, texture, and framing in this demonstration; the developer reports improved aesthetic preference, while individual results vary.
Additional training targets closer alignment with the requested subject, action order, camera direction, and visual details. Check whether each requested beat appears in the clip, rather than judging adherence from a single attractive frame.
H3 Max emphasizes fast 768P iteration, while standard H3 supports broader tools and higher resolution.
Four decisions take you from a first prompt to a reviewable clip.
Start with text, upload opening and closing frames, or add reference media.
List subject, action, camera movement, lighting, and sound in playback order.
Select 480P, 768P, or 1080P and choose a duration from five to fifteen seconds.
Review camera path, event order, consistency, text, and audio sync before refining.
Answers about the model, output limits, speed, audio, and differences from standard H3.
H3 Max is a post-trained variant of MiniMax H3 developed by fal Research. Its post-training targets stronger prompt adherence and better visual aesthetics, while inference optimization enables faster generation with synchronized audio.
MiniMax developed the H3 base model; fal Research developed the post-trained H3 Max variant. MiniMaxm provides an independent hosted interface for using it.
H3 Max supports 480P, 768P, or 1080P at 24fps, with clip lengths from five to fifteen seconds.
H3 Max 1080P output costs 8 credits per second: 40 credits for 5 seconds, 80 for 10 seconds, or 120 for 15 seconds. Reference inputs may add charges; check the generator estimate before submitting.
No. Standard MiniMax H3 is the appropriate option when the workflow requires 2K output.
Yes. Upload an opening image, describe the movement, and optionally define a final frame.
Yes. A request can include images, videos, and audio references together with a prompt.
Yes. Dialogue, ambience, foley, music, and effects can be generated in sync with the video.
The developer reports a 5-second 768P clip generated in 2.78 seconds, or about 3 seconds. This is a published benchmark, not a measured MiniMaxm turnaround time. Uploads, queueing, input complexity, and delivery can increase the time you wait.
In the developer's published 768P, 5-second example, standard H3 took 53.20 seconds and H3 Max took 2.78 seconds. Dividing 53.20 by 2.78 gives approximately 19.1 times the generation speed, or about 94.8% less time. This example is distinct from the separately reported 35x throughput claim and is not a guarantee for every request.
Use H3 Max for fast 768P iteration and prompt adherence. Use standard H3 for 2K output and broader controls.
Start from text or an image and create a 768P clip with synchronized sound.
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