MiniMax H3 MaxUse the H3 Max Turbo AI video generator to turn a prompt or image into a 5–15 second video at 480P or 768P.
Choose Text to Video when you want to begin with an idea. Choose Image to Video when the opening frame already matters. Set the duration, resolution, prompt expansion, and aspect ratio before you generate.
Production preview
H3 Max TurboA low cinematic shot of bright yellow wildflowers swaying in a steady breeze across a sunny meadow. The camera glides slowly forward at flower height while petals and stems move naturally. Clear blue sky, warm daylight, shallow depth of field, and a calm summer atmosphere.
An online AI video generator with dedicated text and image workflows.
H3 Max Turbo is a video creation tool that turns a written prompt or uploaded image into a short generated clip. The complete workflow is available in the generator at the top of this page.
Text to Video begins from a prompt and lets you choose the output ratio. Image to Video begins from a required first frame, accepts an optional end frame, and uses the shape of the uploaded image. Both modes support 5–15 second duration, 480P or 768P resolution, and three prompt expansion settings.
The Generate button calculates the selected cost before submission. A 480P video uses 1 credit per second, while a 768P video uses 2 credits per second. After submission, the page checks the task and places the finished video in the production preview.
Start with words when the idea is open, or start with an image when the first frame is already defined.
Write the scene you want to see, including the subject, action, camera movement, setting, and light. Text to Video supports clips from 5 to 15 seconds, 480P or 768P resolution, and six aspect ratios: 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, and 9:16. Use this mode when you want the prompt to define the full opening composition.
Upload a required first frame and add an optional end frame when the last composition needs to be controlled. Describe how the subject, camera, and environment should move between those images. Image to Video uses the input image shape, supports 5–15 second clips, and lets you choose 480P or 768P before generation.
Make short cinematic shots, image-led motion, designed transitions, and clips for horizontal, square, or vertical layouts.
Build a single establishing shot, reveal, close-up, or camera move from a focused text prompt. Keep one main action in each clip so the timing is easy to judge.
Animate an approved illustration, product image, portrait, or concept frame while keeping the first composition as the visual starting point.
Add an optional end image to describe where an Image to Video result should finish. This is useful when two designed frames need a motion bridge.
Use 9:16 for vertical video, 1:1 for square layouts, or another supported ratio when generating from text. Pick the shape before writing camera direction.
Choose any preview or use the arrows to compare five clear motion examples without leaving the page.
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Yellow flowers bend and lift in the breeze while the camera stays low and moves gently through the field.
A practical tool for people who need to test short motion ideas before they commit to a larger edit.
Generate a short take before committing to a longer edit. You can change one prompt detail at a time and compare how the camera, action, or lighting responds.
Start from the same product image or written brief, then create different openings, movements, or aspect ratios for review. Each generation has a visible credit cost before submission.
Use Image to Video when a still image already defines the look. Add an end frame when the composition needs to arrive at another approved design.
Test whether one action beat, transition, or camera direction reads in motion before assembling a complete sequence in an editor.
Each generation produces one clip between 5 and 15 seconds. Longer sequences need separate generations and a video editor. The available output sizes are 480P and 768P.
Text to Video accepts one written scene and a selected aspect ratio. Image to Video requires one starting image and can also use one end image. Keep the main action clear so you can tell which prompt change affected the result.
Balanced is the default prompt expansion mode. Disabled keeps the submitted wording unchanged, while Quality spends more effort expanding the prompt. The selected mode does not change the credit calculation.
Choose a mode, describe one shot, set the output, then generate and review the finished clip.
Use Text to Video when the prompt should create the entire shot. Use Image to Video when you already have the first frame. The Image to Video form also accepts an optional end frame.
Write the subject first, then the action, camera movement, lighting, and setting. Keep the prompt under 50,000 characters. A concise sequence of visual instructions is easier to revise after the first result.
Choose a duration from 5 to 15 seconds. Select 480P for 1 credit per second or 768P for 2 credits per second. Text to Video also lets you select the aspect ratio. Prompt expansion can be Disabled, Balanced, or Quality.
Submit the task and keep the page open while its status is checked. When the video is ready, review the motion and composition, download the useful result, or adjust one control and generate another version.
Generation cost is based on video length and resolution; credit packs are one-time purchases.
480P generation
1 credit / s
Direct price: $0.025 / s. A 5-second clip uses 5 credits; a 15-second clip uses 15.
768P generation
2 credits / s
Direct price: $0.04 / s. A 5-second clip uses 10 credits; a 15-second clip uses 30.
Enough for one 5-second clip at 768P, or two at 480P. Use the included credits to test a prompt, duration, and resolution before choosing a larger credit pack.
Nine 5-second clips at 768P, or nineteen at 480P. The right size if you have one project in front of you and no idea yet whether you will have another.
Thirty-seven 5-second clips at 768P. Per credit it works out about 19% cheaper than Starter. This is the pack that makes sense once you are generating several versions of the same idea rather than one take and done.
A hundred and sixty-six 5-second clips at 768P, or 55 clips at the full 15-second length. At $0.06 per credit it is exactly 40% cheaper than Starter — the largest step down in the range.
Direct answers about creation modes, controls, supported output, and credit use.
H3 Max Turbo is an online AI video generator available directly on this page. It creates a short video from either a written prompt or an uploaded first frame. You can choose a duration from 5 to 15 seconds and select 480P or 768P output. Text to Video provides six aspect ratios, while Image to Video follows the uploaded image shape. The generator shows the required credits before you submit, checks the task until completion, and displays the finished video in the production preview.
H3 Max Turbo Text to Video starts with a required prompt. Describe the subject, action, camera, light, and setting you want in one short shot. You can then set a 5–15 second duration, choose 480P or 768P, select one of six supported aspect ratios, and pick a prompt expansion mode. The prompt is trimmed before submission and can contain up to 50,000 characters. Once submitted, the tool checks the task status and places the completed result in the preview panel.
H3 Max Turbo Image to Video requires a first-frame image and a written motion prompt. Upload the image, then describe how the subject, camera, and background should move. You may add an end-frame image when the final composition needs a defined destination. Set the duration from 5 to 15 seconds, choose 480P or 768P, and select Disabled, Balanced, or Quality prompt expansion. The generated video follows the shape of the uploaded image rather than using the separate Text to Video ratio selector.
H3 Max Turbo uses 1 credit per second at 480P and 2 credits per second at 768P. Its direct prices are $0.025 per second at 480P and $0.04 per second at 768P. A 5-second 480P video costs 5 credits, while a 15-second 480P video costs 15 credits. At 768P, the same durations cost 10 and 30 credits. The generator calculates the total before the task is sent.
H3 Max Turbo supports video durations from 5 to 15 seconds in one-second steps. The available resolutions are 480P and 768P. Use 480P when you want to test more versions with fewer credits, because it costs 1 credit per second. Use 768P when the larger output matters, at 2 credits per second. Text to Video supports 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, and 9:16. Image to Video takes its shape from the uploaded first frame.
Choose Disabled when you want the submitted prompt to remain unchanged. Choose Balanced for the default workflow and a moderate amount of prompt expansion. Choose Quality when you want the tool to spend more effort expanding the prompt before video generation. Prompt expansion changes prompt preparation, not the selected duration, resolution, aspect ratio, or credit rate. If you are comparing versions, keep the expansion mode the same and change only one other prompt or output control at a time.
Choose Text to Video or Image to Video, confirm the visible credit cost, and keep the finished result in the same production workspace.
The generator displays the exact credit total for your selected duration and resolution before you submit.
