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MiniMax H3 Max First & Last Frame

Make the beginning and ending clear. Give the journey one direction.

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MiniMax H3 Max5–15 s · 1080p

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The Look Back
The Look Back

A young adult woman in her early twenties — chestnut auburn hair, worn tan suede bomber jacket, blue jeans — walks along a rain-wet European high street lined with shop windows. She begins facing away from camera, walking at an easy unhurried pace along the glistening pavement [Tracking shot]. After a couple of natural steps she gently turns her head and then her upper body back over her left shoulder toward the friend filming her, her chestnut hair catching a little breeze as she pivots [Pan left]. She settles into a small, warm, unposed smile directed back at the camera, torso three-quarters turned, jacket catching the warm golden post-rain light that glows off the wet stone pavement and shop window glass [Static shot]. Throughout: subtle handheld camera drift, no cuts, no dramatic gestures, no model poses — purely candid and natural. Warm low-angle post-rain sunlight, golden reflections on wet pavement, slightly hazy sky. Sound: soft footsteps on wet stone, quiet ordinary street ambience, distant city murmur, light breeze; no speech, no music, no captions, no watermark, no logo.

MiniMax H3 Max · 5 s

Quiet location audio accompanies this street portrait motion study.

How it works

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  1. Original start frame
    01

    Add your start frame

    Drop it in, or pick one of yours.

  2. 02

    Say how it should move

    A sentence or two is enough.

  3. The Look Back
    03

    Make it

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The Look Back
Quiet location audio accompanies this street portrait motion study.MiniMax H3 Max

MiniMax H3 Max at a glance

Good at
Fastest to render, with a Turbo tier for quick drafts. 5–15s, up to 1080p.
Modes
Text to Video, Image to Video, First & Last Frame, Reference to Video
Length
5–15 s (presets 5, 10, 15 s)
Resolution
480p, 720p, 1080p
Aspect ratios
16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 21:9
Image-led framing
May follow the input image; check the output frame
Sound
Always on
Reference images
Up to 9
Tiers
Standard · Turbo

About

Use two prepared endpoint images when a reveal or camera movement should arrive at a specific composition. MiniMax H3 Max First & Last Frame supports Standard and Turbo and includes generated audio. Upload the images in their respective roles, then explain the movement between them. Choose 5–15 seconds and output through 1080p. Keep the subject and crops compatible across both inputs, and review the transition for unwanted cuts, changing geometry or details that drift from the source.

Questions

Does Turbo support first and last frames?

Yes. MiniMax H3 Max supports this operation on Standard and Turbo. Turbo does not support Reference to Video, which uses a different input setup.

How do I prepare the endpoints?

Keep identifying details and crops compatible. Describe intended changes in position, lighting or viewpoint, and name the path the camera or subject should follow.

How long can the transition be?

Choose 5–15 seconds. Use a duration suited to the movement and inspect whether the clip reaches the intended ending without unwanted cuts.

Can I choose 4K or turn sound off?

MiniMax H3 Max offers 480p, 720p and 1080p and always includes audio. This model has no 4K or audio-off option in the current configuration.

Do two frames define the whole clip?

The images establish the intended beginning and ending, while the prompt describes the transition. Inspect the middle frames for continuity; endpoints alone do not determine an exact path.