01Sound on every clip
MiniMax H3 always renders audio with the video; there is no silent version. That makes it a natural pick for clips meant to be posted as they are: a dog barking at the door, a crowd reacting, waves breaking on rocks. Describe what should be heard in your prompt, and the sound is made to match the action on screen.
02People and animals in motion
Write what a person or an animal does, step by step, and H3 plays it out: a cat jumping onto a shelf, a dancer turning, a child running toward the camera. Keep each action clear and physical, say which part of the body moves, and avoid stacking too many actions into one short clip.
032K output
H3 renders every clip in 2K, in both modes and at every length. There is a single quality setting, so the settings menu only asks for the shape and the length. The extra detail holds up when a clip is cropped, zoomed or shown on a large screen, not only in a phone feed.
04Short social clips
Lengths run from 4 to 15 seconds, which covers a reaction, a gag with a punchline, a product reveal or a looping background. Write one idea per clip, open on the subject so the first frame already tells the story, and put the payoff before the last second so it is not cut off.
05Photos into moving shots
Add one image as the first frame and H3 animates from it, keeping the shape of your photo: vertical stays vertical, wide stays wide. Use it for a pet photo that starts to move, a still life where steam rises from a cup, or a portrait that turns toward the camera. The prompt only describes the motion and the sound.
06Six ratios from text
Without an image, choose the frame yourself: 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube, 1:1 and 3:4 for feeds, 4:3 for a classic look, or 21:9 for a wide cinematic strip. The same lengths from 4 to 15 seconds and the same 2K output apply to every shape you pick.