Kōda · @aimikoda
Adaptive Contour Character Reveal
A ten-shot character reveal whose contour lines, graphic accents and music adapt to the supplied design.
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706 verified examples
Browse MiniMax H3 examples by camera technique, storyboard, animation, reference control, music, dialogue or motion graphics. Published prompts and workflow-only examples are clearly identified.
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Explore image-to-video, reference-video and character-replacement examples made with MiniMax H3. These entries show different ways to preserve identity, guide movement, animate a photograph or transfer a visual style. Identify the role of each reference before adapting a published prompt: appearance, motion and scene style may come from different inputs. Character replacement and local reference workflows can require additional tools. Review facial likeness, clothing, lighting and occlusion across the finished clip, not just its opening frame.
Kōda · @aimikoda
A ten-shot character reveal whose contour lines, graphic accents and music adapt to the supplied design.
ComfyUI · @ComfyUI
A basic motion blockout and reference images guide a polished vertical shot, with an optional second pass upscaling to 2K.
不満福 · @fumanfuku
A reference walking video transfers runway motion to a consistent stylized character in a 15-second vertical R2V result.
知识猫AI实验室 · @GeekCatX
A video reference is converted into seamless matte-gray clay models while preserving every subject, action, beat and camera move.
toba · @999toba
Two interpretations of the same image concept are animated with MiniMax H3 to compare how upstream visual design changes the final motion.
Kent Dhani · @kentdhani
A reference-motion experiment shows strong movement transfer while openly exposing remaining face and photorealism weaknesses.
モジョン · @mojon1
A static Blender render is animated with MiniMax H3, demonstrating how conventional 3D design can anchor generative motion.
GENFILM LAB · @Claud31150Code
Fictional printed photographs become moving memories, with period-specific textures and music-aligned transitions.
toyxyz · @toyxyz3
A ComfyUI test explores an Anime-to-Realism reference-video LoRA for H3.
⚡️Mirthtime ⚡️ · @mirthtime
A creator tests facial expressions using text prompts alone with H3.
akatz · @akatz_ai
The adapter creator tests a 1,000-step character-swap LoRA, preserving source motion and audio while documenting drift.
SmallKino · @SmallKino_
A comparison changes reference-video size to explore its influence on VFX transfer and character output.
SmallKino · @SmallKino_
A side-by-side character-swap test compares LoRA strength 1.0 on the left against native H3 on the right.
烁皓 · @eternityspring
A dance video and full-body photo drive character replacement, with longer videos generated in segments.
元荒川ちゃん❤ · @mtArakawa
A resin-encapsulation concept combines NBPro imagery with MiniMax H3 animation.
serva huang · @servasyy
A high-reach comparison places original footage on the left and a MiniMax H3 recreation on the right.
CALMDUST aka ちゃんこあ · @core_tan
A WebUI example stacks character images into one video reference and combines character and audio RefMod with FlashGen.
Mike Pevzner · @Mike_Pevzner
A creator shares a family-involved Recast demonstration, linked to fal’s H3 Max character replacement announcement.
kuripon · @malonpon
H3 Max uses an AI-generated 3D hand-dance previs and character sheet to test face fidelity at awkward camera angles.

The Rogue AI · @TheRogueA1
A creator uses MiniMax H3 inpainting to insert themself into a recognizable Ripley scene from Alien.
Kent Dhani · @kentdhani
A local Ref2V tracking shot keeps one airport arrival in focus amid bodyguards, fans, paparazzi and flashing cameras.
Jonathan Fischoff · @jfischoff
An H3 Max Insert Video demonstration presents the author’s video-editing result in a longer source clip.
toyxyz · @toyxyz3
A high-reach ComfyUI H3 character-performance test uses Malfoy imagery in a 20-second source compilation.
ひねもす · @hinemos99667732
A fan-art video combines a community H3 Turbo variant and ControlNet with image generation, Blender, Krita and upscaling tools.
Modengsir AI · @ModengSir
A short H3 test checks whether spoken counting and raised fingers remain logically aligned.
adrián · @myothercoolname
An author demonstrates a 0.928-second H3 Max reference-to-video clip using fal demo characters.
Rehan Sheikh · @rehan_shei
An H3/Max equirectangular LoRA is demonstrated in a VR headset, extending panoramic generation into immersive viewing.
ささゆう|MiniMax H3・AI撮影スタジオKonte開発 · @forticodesign
A creator reports stronger reproduction when specifying the 3D underlay data in an H3 generation.
ヒロ(HG)|実務で使えるAI活用 · @hsrk_g_hsrk
A fan short combines canonical character sheets and MCP character context with H3 video, Irodori TTS and Remotion.
さわ|AI画像生成で月3桁継続中 · @AI_swwww
Three identity images guide six timed hotel-room selfie moments with subtle acting, handheld shake and imperfect front-camera texture.
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Copy a verified example, adapt the creative details, and generate your own video with MiniMax H3.