
One model for text-to-video, first/last-frame control, and multimodal references. MiniMax H3 generates up to 15 seconds with native stereo audio and strong instruction following — built for ads, product, and brand motion drafts.
Text · Image (first/last) · Reference
MiniMax H3 is MiniMax’s general-purpose multimodal generation model (often searched as Hailuo H3 or Hailuo 03). Official materials describe unified context across text, images, video, and audio, with video output up to about 15 seconds and native stereo sound at high resolution. Instead of siloed specialist tools for every task, H3 is designed so creators describe relationships in natural language — for example which clip supplies camera motion, which still is the character, and which audio carries the vocal — and the model executes that brief. On ToVideo you can run MiniMax H3 for text-to-video, image-to-video (first and/or last frame), and reference-to-video, with credits visible before Generate.
Text-to-video builds a clip from a written scene and aspect ratio. Image-to-video accepts a first frame, a last frame, or both for planned transitions and product reveals. Reference-to-video mixes images, video clips, and audio when identity, motion transfer, style, or voice must follow uploads — with a total asset cap that keeps packs disciplined.
H3 jointly models voice, sound effects, and music rather than treating them as separate afterthoughts. Official demos stress native stereo and lip-synced performance when the brief includes vocals. On ToVideo, write dialogue, ambience, and music cues into the same prompt when you want sound in one pass.
MiniMax positions H3 for advertising, branding, e-commerce, product design, UI motion, and gaming. Early claims emphasize controllable multimodal generation, accurate text and brand rendering, and V2V-style motion transfer. Use short, role-labeled prompts so the model knows which reference drives camera versus character.
Official materials highlight default high-resolution output with competitive per-second pricing versus mainstream peers, plus a lower-cost 768p path. On ToVideo, MiniMax H3 exposes 768p and 2K quality options so you can iterate cheaply, then raise resolution for hero exports once the take is locked.
Choose MiniMax H3 when you need one workspace for prompt-only drafts, framed transitions, and mixed reference packs — without switching between unrelated specialist models for every micro-task.
Map official strengths to concrete ToVideo actions: pick a mode, attach only the assets you need, set duration and quality, then iterate.
Describe visuals, camera, dialogue, and sound in one brief. Choose landscape, vertical, square, or ultrawide ratios for the channel.
One image animates a still; two images define start and end. Ideal when approved keyframes already exist.
Mix images, clips, and audio for character, motion, style, and voice. Stay within ToVideo’s per-type and total asset limits.
Joint audio-video generation for ambience, effects, and performance-aligned vocals when the prompt asks for sound.
Whole-second lengths covering hooks, ads, and short narrative beats without chaining dozens of micro-clips.
Iterate at 768p; export at 2K when the motion brief is stable. Check credits before raising resolution.
Straight answers for marketers and creators evaluating MiniMax H3 on ToVideo.
Open the video generator, select MiniMax H3, choose Text, Image, or Reference, set duration and quality, and generate with credits visible upfront.