MiniMax H3 video model

Use MiniMax H3 with its current video limits visible.

Vizify currently lists 2 related policies: MiniMax H3, MiniMax H3 Max. This page shows the verified public parameter envelope they share and the workflows that accept it.

2 available policies Duration: 4–15s Output: 2K / 480p / 768p Up to 2 reference images Native audio always on Text or image start
Optional · PNG, JPEG, WEBP · File limit: 10 MB · 0 / 2
Optional · MP4, MOV · File limit: 25 MB · 0 / 3
Duration (seconds): 2–15 Combined duration: ≤15s
Optional · WAV, MP3 · File limit: 15 MB · 0 / 3
Duration (seconds): 2–15 Combined duration: ≤15s
An audio reference requires an image or video reference.

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Verified catalog facts

What Vizify exposes for this model family.

These facts are generated from the current public catalog, not copied from provider marketing.

Variants2

MiniMax H3 · MiniMax H3 Max

Inputs2

Text · Image

Outputs1

Video

AccessTask-based

Video generation

StatusAvailable

Reviewed 2026-09-26

Best for

Where this family fits.

Preparing a bounded MiniMax H3 shot brief

Checking 4–15s, 2K / 480p / 768p and 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 / 21:9 / 4:3 / 3:4 before you run

Pacing a MiniMax H3 shot anywhere between 4 and 15 seconds

Deliverables that expect MiniMax H3 to render its own audio track

Anchoring a MiniMax H3 shot to one or two reference images

Current limits

What not to assume.

Duration, resolution, audio and reference support differ across MiniMax H3, MiniMax H3 Max, so the figures above are the family union rather than one policy.

MiniMax H3 always renders its own audio; the catalog lists no silent MiniMax H3 policy.

Motion can drift in identity, geometry, small text, logos and continuity, so MiniMax H3 output still needs review before publishing.

A MiniMax H3 request is asynchronous: a pending job is not a finished clip.

What the MiniMax H3 envelope allows

MiniMax H3 currently lists 4–15s durations, 2K / 480p / 768p output and 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 / 21:9 / 4:3 / 3:4 aspect ratios. Length is a free range from 4 to 15 seconds, so pacing is set by the request rather than by the model.

Choosing the workflow

MiniMax H3 starts from a prompt alone or from a reference image, so the first decision is which of the two carries the framing. Up to 2 reference frames are accepted per request. Audio is rendered natively with the clip rather than added later.

How a request runs

Vizify inspects the selected policy before it sends the request, so a value outside the published envelope is refused rather than quietly adjusted. Video generation is asynchronous: a pending job is not a completed artifact, and the returned clip still needs a review pass for identity, geometry, small text and continuity before it is published.

Evidence boundary

Availability and parameters were checked against Vizify’s generation catalog on 2026-09-26. These product facts do not establish market ranking, external pricing, or benchmark leadership.

FAQ

Questions about MiniMax H3 video models in Vizify

Is MiniMax H3 available in Vizify?

Yes. MiniMax H3, MiniMax H3 Max are listed in the current public video catalog as 2 selectable policies.

Which MiniMax H3 variants does this page cover?

It covers MiniMax H3, MiniMax H3 Max. Each request uses one selected policy, and duration, resolution and audio can differ between them.

What duration, resolution and aspect ratios does MiniMax H3 support?

The catalog lists 4–15s, 2K / 480p / 768p and 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 / 21:9 / 4:3 / 3:4. Any whole number of seconds between 4 and 15 is accepted.

Does MiniMax H3 generate audio?

Yes. MiniMax H3 renders a native audio track on every request, and the catalog lists no silent variant.

How many reference images can MiniMax H3 use?

Up to 2 reference images per request. MiniMax H3 also accepts a text-only start when no frame is supplied.

Where do I start a MiniMax H3 video?

Open a compatible Vizify video tool, prepare the prompt and any required reference image, then let Vizify inspect the selected MiniMax H3 policy before execution.