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Separately generated from an image · MP4, not a text-to-video result.
No starting picture? Describe the subject, setting and motion instead. Use H3 Max Turbo to create a 5-second, 480p, 16:9 video from your text prompt, without an image. Each generation costs 15 credits.
Text-to-video AI uses a written description to create a moving scene. Describe what the viewer should see, what happens and how the camera moves. Think in single shots rather than handing over a full article or screenplay.
Original MiniMax H3 MP4 examples, generated separately from starting images. Not outputs from this page or customer results.
Separately generated from an image · MP4, not a text-to-video result.
Separately generated from an image · MP4, not a text-to-video result.
Separately generated from an image · MP4, not a text-to-video result.
Begin with a concrete scene: a ceramic mug beside a sunny window, for example. Include only details that matter to the shot.
Describe gentle steam rising or a slow camera push. Keep the action understandable within a short clip.
The configured H3 Max Turbo option uses five seconds, 480p and 16:9 at 15 credits. Review the request summary before confirming a request.
Check whether the action, timing and camera movement match your description. Inspect small details before choosing a clip.
A ceramic mug on a wooden table beside a window. Steam rises gently as the camera slowly pushes in. Soft morning light, a calm background and one continuous shot.
A short atmosphere shot, a product concept or a setting study gives the prompt a clear goal. Several characters, actions and scene changes can compete for attention.
“A slow push-in” and “a fixed camera” describe different shots. Choose one direction, then add lighting or atmosphere only where it helps.
If a particular object, layout or product appearance must be the starting point, the image-to-video workflow is the more relevant task. Text alone does not supply that reference.
No. Text-to-video starts from a written scene description. Use image-to-video when you want a specific picture to provide the starting composition.
Treat this as a short-shot workflow, not an automatic script-to-film editor. Choose one scene and describe its subject, action and camera movement.
Start with the subject and setting, add one action and choose a camera direction. Include a few lighting or mood details, then remove conflicting instructions.
No. The prompt guides the scene but is not a frame-by-frame storyboard. Watch the full result and check the action, anatomy, objects and camera movement.
Sign in to create a video from a text prompt with H3 Max Turbo. Each generation produces a 5-second, 480p, 16:9 clip and costs 15 credits. Five seconds is the clip length, not the waiting time.
No. The displayed MiniMax H3 MP4 examples were created separately from starting images. They are motion inspiration, not evidence of this text-to-video workflow.
No. The published packs are one-time purchases: $9.99 for 100 credits, $19.99 for 220 and $49.99 for 600. Selecting a pack or viewing its details does not start a purchase.
Sign in to use the configured H3 Max Turbo workflow. Review your eligible allowance or purchased credits and the current quote before confirming. Requests remain subject to account eligibility, site budget and safety checks; paid downloads follow the existing access rules.
Published one-time credit packs. Review the price and terms before continuing through the existing secure checkout.
One-time credit packs. Purchased credits do not expire. No subscription or automatic renewal.
A clear quote before each paid request.
$9.99 USD
100 credits for available models.
$19.99 USD
220 credits for available models.
$49.99 USD
600 credits for available models.
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