Image-led motion
Start from a selected frame and preserve its core subject and composition.
Model guide
MiniMax H3 for image-led motion and product detail.
A preview route for first-frame continuity, illustrated subjects and reference-led motion across 768p and 2K.
What it gives you
Use it to evaluate a different motion character before committing the shot.
MiniMax H3 accepts text, first and last frames, and supported reference images across flexible durations. Soho has verified the provider transaction and storage path, but paid customer generation remains disabled until visual quality acceptance is complete.
768p and 2K
Evaluate the two documented output tiers without invented resolution claims.
Reference options
Use first and last frames or supported reference images within the active limits.
Model details
MiniMax H3
Strong first-frame continuity for product, illustrated and reference-led motion.
- Inputs
- Text · First frame · Last frame · Reference images
- Duration
- 4–15s
- Resolution
- 768p · 2K
- Aspect ratios
- 21:9 · 16:9 · 4:3 · 1:1 · 3:4 · 9:16 · adaptive
- Reference images
- Up to 9
- Native audio
- Yes
- Availability
- Preview
Generated examples
Generated examples
Real Soho Frame examples identified by the model used.
MiniMax H3
MiniMax H3
A clear workflow
A clear workflow
- 01
Set the input
Choose text, frames or references from the inputs the model actually accepts.
- 02
Shape the output
Select duration, resolution, ratio and audio where those controls are available.
- 03
Review in the project
The result returns beside its source with the generation settings attached.
Questions
Questions
Is MiniMax H3 available for paid generation?
Not yet. Soho has verified the transaction and storage path, but keeps paid generation disabled until the visual quality review is accepted.
How many references does it accept?
The active catalog documents up to nine reference images, with separate first and last frame controls.
What resolutions are documented?
The mapped provider capability currently lists 768p and 2K.
Try it on your next shot.
Open Video with the model selected and keep the result in its project.
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