MiniMax H3 Max Turbo Image-to-Video
MiniMax H3 Max Turbo image-to-video: animate a first-frame image (optionally with a last frame) driven by a text prompt. Supports 480P, 5-15s.
What it does
MiniMax H3 Max Turbo Image-to-Video, in practice.
MiniMax H3 Max Turbo Image-to-Video brings a static image to life at the lowest cost in the H3 family. Provide a first-frame image — and, optionally, a last frame — plus a prompt describing the motion, and the model generates a smooth clip at 480P or 768P that starts (and optionally ends) exactly on your images. Cheap enough to try several motion directions before committing to a full H3 Max render or a 2K H3 render.
- Fastest, most economical tier Speed-optimized generation at the lowest per-second price of any H3 model.
- Image-driven generation Animate any image with natural, controllable motion.
- First & last frame control Set the opening frame, and optionally pin the closing frame for a precise transition.
- Aspect ratio from your image Automatically determined by the input image (always adaptive).
- Selectable duration Produce 5–15s clips at 480P or 768P.
Product photo workspace
This page is a model reference. The workspace supports white backgrounds, scene changes, packaging text edits and model try-on using Qwen Image Edit.
Parameters
What you can set.
| Parameter | What it does | Options |
|---|---|---|
prompt | The text prompt describing the motion / action for the video. | |
image | First frame of the video. Public URL or Base64. Formats: png, jpeg, jpg, webp. | |
end_image | Optional last frame of the video. Public URL or Base64. Formats: png, jpeg, jpg, webp. | |
resolution | The resolution of the generated video. | 480P 768P |
duration | The duration of the generated video in seconds. | 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 |
ratio | The aspect ratio of the generated video. Use 'adaptive' to let the model choose. | adaptive |
Sample prompt
The prompt behind the sample.
A lone mountaineer slowly climbs along a narrow snow-covered ridge high above the clouds, carefully planting his trekking poles into the deep snow with every step. Strong alpine winds blow through the scene, snow particles and fine powder swirling around his body, his hood and clothing moving naturally in the wind. The climber pauses briefly, catches his breath, then continues steadily toward the summit. In the background, a gigantic snow-covered mountain peak gradually emerges from thick clouds and drifting mist. The clouds move slowly across the mountain, occasionally revealing the sharp sum
resolution: 768Pduration: 8ratio: adaptiveFAQ
Short answers.
How much does MiniMax H3 Max Turbo Image-to-Video cost?
List price starts at $0.036 per second of video at the base resolution; higher resolutions and longer durations cost more. An 8-second clip at the base tier is about $0.29. Per-use pricing, no subscription. Model prices are reference prices. The prompt workspace is free during the period shown on the homepage; no automatic charges.
Can I use MiniMax H3 Max Turbo Image-to-Video for product videos?
Yes. MiniMax Hailuo H3 is the product-video model on this site: start from a clean product photo (image-to-video) or a short brief, describe one camera move, and use the clip on a listing, a TikTok Shop card or a paid social ad. Standard commercial-use content rules apply.
What does MiniMax H3 Max Turbo Image-to-Video take as input?
It is a image-to-video model. MiniMax H3 Max Turbo image-to-video: animate a first-frame image (optionally with a last frame) driven by a text prompt. Supports 480P, 5-15s.
How do I use MiniMax H3 Max Turbo Image-to-Video?
Supply the first frame and describe only the motion. The still is the contract: identity, wardrobe, light and framing stay, so keep the prompt about camera and movement, not about changing the subject. Aspect ratio should match the still. Register or sign in to edit product photos with Qwen Image Edit. Other models on this page are catalog references.
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