MiniMax H3 AI Video Generator
MiniMax H3 — also known as Hailuo 3 — generates native 2K video with stereo audio in the same pass, in 4-15 second clips. Generate online free.
Your generated video will appear here
Enter a prompt and click Generate
Key Features of MiniMax H3
Native 2K detail, sound that arrives with the picture, and a clip length built for iteration.
Native 2K at 24fps
MiniMax H3 renders 2K at 24fps in a single pass instead of upscaling a smaller frame, so small text, product labels and material texture survive the encode.
Stereo Audio, Same Pass
Dialogue, ambience, foley and music are generated alongside the frames — not dubbed on afterwards, and never billed as a separate extra.
MiniMax H3, aka Hailuo 3
MiniMax released H3 on 30 July 2026 and sells it to consumers as Hailuo 3.0 — the same model this page runs.
Six Ratios, 21:9 to 9:16
One model covers ultrawide cinema framing, landscape feeds, square product shots and vertical social cuts — pick the ratio before you write.
4-15 Second Takes
Long enough to carry a two-beat sequence, short enough to iterate. Draft on cheap 768P takes, then re-render the keepers at 2K.
First Frame to Motion
Upload one still as the opening frame and describe where the subject and the camera go next. The clip inherits your image's aspect ratio.
What MiniMax H3 is good at
The jobs MiniMax H3 handles best — what to reach for it when the clip needs to ship with sound.
Native stereo audio
Every clip arrives with generated sound — ambience, foley, dialogue and music — with no separate audio pass and no extra charge.
Speed at a low rate
768P costs 8 credits per second, the cheapest audio-native tier on GenPix; 2K is 13.
Native 2K detail
Generate at 2K directly rather than upscaling a small render, so fine detail still holds on a large screen.
Social-first framing
21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 and 9:16 come out of one model, so a single prompt can serve six placements.
Fast concept tests
Cheap, quick takes make it easy to try three directions before committing a heavier model to the keeper.
Sound-led scenes
Write the ambience into the prompt and H3 scores the clip as it renders — footsteps, weather, machinery, crowd.
How to prompt MiniMax H3
Treat the prompt like a shot list: what we hear, what the camera does, then how it is framed. H3 fills in the frames between.
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Write the sound in
H3 has no audio switch — sound is generated with the picture. So name what the scene should sound like: rain on glass, a crowd behind the subject, a low engine hum.
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Name the camera move
Say the move rather than the mood: "slow push-in from the doorway", "handheld follow behind the runner". Camera language shapes the shot more than adjectives do.
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Choose the ratio first
21:9 for cinema, 16:9 for landscape feeds, 9:16 for vertical. The ratio decides how you should frame the subject before you write a word.
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Draft at 768P, finish at 2K
Lock the shot on 8-credit 768P takes, then re-render only the keepers at 2K for the final cut.
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Start from a first frame
Upload one still as the opening frame and describe the motion. The clip follows the aspect ratio of your image.
Explore More Models
One account, several video models and generation workflows.
MiniMax H3 FAQ
What people ask before their first clip on MiniMax H3.
Generate with MiniMax H3
Describe the shot, name the sound, and generate a 2K clip that already has its stereo audio in it.