- Can I log in, pay and generate directly on this page?
- Yes. Press Generate while signed out and the account dialog opens in place. After login the studio shows your current credit balance and this run’s exact cost. If your balance or plan is insufficient, it opens the pricing and upgrade flow; after payment you return to this page and generate through the same form.
- What is MiniMax H3 Max?
- MiniMax H3 Max is fal Research’s post-trained version of MiniMax H3. fal added training data and reinforcement-learning work for prompt adherence and aesthetics, then co-optimized the resulting model with its own diffusion inference stack.
- How long does MiniMax H3 Max take to generate a video?
- fal reports about three seconds of model inference for a five-second 768P video. That is GPU inference time, not a guaranteed end-to-end wait: prompt expansion, reference uploads, queueing and delivery can add time. Soku keeps the request saved and shows its live status until the video is ready.
- How is H3 Max different from standard H3?
- H3 Max is the speed-and-adherence choice at 480P or 768P. Standard H3 keeps the higher 2K ceiling and the documented precision video-editing workflow. Both cover 5–15 seconds at 24fps with native audio and multimodal references.
- Does MiniMax H3 Max support image-to-video?
- Yes. Upload an image to guide the subject, composition and style, or add video and audio references for motion and sound. Refer to the files in your prompt by modality and order — Image 1, Video 1 or Audio 1 — with at most 12 reference files in one request.
- Can MiniMax H3 Max generate video with audio?
- Yes. Dialogue, ambience, foley and music are generated in the same pass as the picture. Describe the sound in the prompt; every sample on this page includes the audio returned by H3 Max.
- What happens if a paid generation fails?
- The generation service records the deduction before submit so ownership and polling remain safe, but a failed provider job is refunded automatically. The studio reports the failure instead of leaving the credits spent with no output.