MiniMax H3 Max MP4 Generator

The quality mainstay of the H3 family: richer motion at a native 768p frame, audio generated with the picture. Upload a photo, describe the movement, collect a clean MP4.

In short: MiniMax H3 Max is the flagship-tier image-to-MP4 model of the H3 family — a still becomes a 5 or 10-second clip in 480p, 768p or 1080p with native audio included. On ImageToMP4 it starts at 30 credits (5s/768p), one-time, never expiring.
Your photos stay private — never used for AI training.

Design Arena I2V chart-topper — quality mainstay at 768p.

Sign up free — ⚡10 credits: toward your first video, or an AI image outright, with your first video · see credit packs

H3 Max pricing — every tier, real numbers

One-time credits that never expire. Audio is included at no extra cost on every tier.

ClipCreditsNotes
480p · 5s⚡ 20Draft tier — quick looks on the cheap
480p · 10s⚡ 35Longer draft beat
768p · 5sDEFAULT⚡ 30Default — the sharpness sweet spot
768p · 10s⚡ 55Full beat at native sharpness
1080p · 5s⚡ 55Final-cut sharpness
1080p · 10s⚡ 110Maximum detail H3 Max

Every tier includes native audio at no extra cost. Failed generations are refunded automatically — and first-time buyers get their first video's credits back (up to ⚡50).

About H3 Max

H3 Max is where MiniMax's H3 family stops cutting corners. Where Turbo optimizes for turnaround, H3 Max optimizes for the finished piece: motion carries physical weight, light behaves, and the subject in frame ten looks like the subject in frame one.

On ImageToMP4 it runs at its best: 5 or 10-second clips at 480p, 768p or 1080p, native audio on every tier, clean MP4 output with no watermark, transparent pricing from 30 credits. One-time credit packs start at $8.90 — and draft work on its sibling H3 Max Turbo costs a third of the price.

H3 Max vs the rest of the roster

Where the quality tier lands among ImageToMP4's engines:

Dimension🌊 MiniMax H3 Max🎬 Kling 2.6
Starting price30 credits (5s 768p)25 credits (5s 720p)
Motion characterFluid, expressive, strong facesDirected camera language, physical weight
AudioNative, always freeNative, 2× credits to enable
Resolutions480p / 768p / 1080p720p
Best forFaces, expression, feed-ready polishProducts, cinematic b-roll, instruction-following

Both run on one shared balance — upload once and let your own photo vote. Full eight-model breakdown on the comparison page.

H3 Max features

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The quality mainstay

MiniMax's flagship tier: motion with weight, light that behaves, faces that stay yours.

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768p home ground

A resolution built for feeds that look sharper than 480p without 1080p's credit cost.

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Native audio, free

Sound is generated with the picture on every tier — never a surcharge.

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5 or 10 seconds

One clean beat or a fuller phrase — both single-pass, no stitching.

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No watermark, ever

Clean MP4 downloads, ready to post anywhere.

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Free retries on failure

If a generation fails, credits are refunded automatically and instantly.

Model capabilities verified against the fal.ai model catalog. Last reviewed November 2026.

H3 Max FAQ

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What is MiniMax H3 Max?

H3 Max is MiniMax's quality-tier image-to-video model. It animates a still photo into a 5 or 10-second clip with native audio, in 480p, 768p or 1080p — the 768p tier is its home ground.

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How much does H3 Max cost?

A 5-second 768p clip costs 45 credits on ImageToMP4 — audio included. One-time credits never expire.

3

Is H3 Max better than H3 Max Turbo?

For finished pieces, yes — richer motion and a sharper default frame (768p vs 480p), at triple the credits. Turbo remains the draft and free-credits pick. Both share one balance, so an A/B on your own photo costs one upload.

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Does H3 Max generate audio?

Yes — audio is generated natively with the video and included at no extra credit cost on every tier.

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Does H3 Max have a watermark?

No. Every video downloads as a clean MP4 with no watermark, in 480p, 768p or 1080p.

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Can I use H3 Max videos commercially?

Yes — you own the videos you generate, including commercial use, as long as you have the rights to the source image.

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