さんかくてん · @sankakuten91256
Previs Background Anime Transfer Comparison
A multi-model test contrasts background stylization and reports H3 anime transfer from line-art references.
Verified prompts and original sources
Study prompts published by real creators alongside their finished MiniMax H3 videos. See how scene direction, motion, camera work, continuity, and sound fit together.
Every example links back to its original source. Copy the published prompt as written or adapt its structure to your own scene.
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.
83 examples found · Showing 61–83
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.
さんかくてん · @sankakuten91256
A multi-model test contrasts background stylization and reports H3 anime transfer from line-art references.
おちゃばなし | tea_and_stories · @tea_story_hoshi
A creator uses H3 Max gray-model previsualization to guide a Wan 3 fantasy-action finish through video references.
Felix Turner · @felixturner
A procedural Three.js highway becomes an H3 Max video, connecting editable 3D layout with generated visuals.
buchi_ · @mix_buchi_
A Singularity Ref2V action clip stages a cyber kunoichi against an enemy combat helicopter.
Prince does AI · @princedoesai
A creator presents a face-and-voice self-clone workflow with eight scenes, a two-minute result and a ComfyUI tutorial.
有趣的80后程序员 · @sunbaolong_2001
An eight-photo RefMod tutorial tests scene changes, wide shots, turnarounds and two-actor interactions with eight-step sampling.
有趣的80后程序员 · @sunbaolong_2001
A FastH3 Ref2V tutorial assembles two actors, clothing and props with eight-step sampling and two-stage latent upscaling.
ΞLB𝐔𝐌𝐏𝐘 · @ELBUMPY
A Ragnar character-transfer test documents an abrupt six-second ending against an eight-second reference and mid-clip face drift.
ヘミ · @Hemi3AI
A rabbit-gesture character clip accompanies a failed thirty-second attempt with unstable menu props and unwanted rabbit ears.
NOBU · @nbykos
A creator supplies a separately labeled H3 Max clip alongside a HeyGen comparison discussing motion-heavy scene failures.
方知微 · @superfang119
A detailed Ref2VA prompt separates identity from a mint-and-white stage gown and timed lakeside dance actions.
Ueda · @megyo9
A Colab workflow reconstructs H3 orbit frames with PyCOLMAP and gsplat, then rigs a Gaussian avatar for Three.js playback.
ダルトワ★TV · @MireilleDartois
A video-reference test recommends lower-resolution dance guides for speed, while retaining detail for facial expressions and fingers.
まぷて · @mapte_fireball
A creator builds a small app to trim long reference videos to selected sections under 15 seconds and reduce their resolution.
Md Ismail Šojal 🕷️ · @0x0SojalSec
A local H3 clip demonstrates an Anya Taylor-Joy likeness using a published 155MB LoRA and no reference images.
Guian Fang · @Enderfga
SolarRenderer uses H3-based control and distilled LoRAs to restyle engine structure passes with a reference first frame.
robert. · @robrtcode
A surfer demonstration uses Pruna’s H3-based reference model to keep the subject and board consistent across changing angles.
Nemo · @J_u_s_t_Nemo
Four outfit changes use FLUX.3 Klein stills from one reference, then H3 animation, keeping the same face and room on Sogni.
AI Bard Guild · @IsekaiBardGuild
A four-panel Character Swap v1.1 test transfers one motion to three characters, while the creator notes momentary wing loss.
まぷて · @mapte_fireball
An RTX 5090 R2V test compares Akatz v1.5 and BFS v1.1 for live-action to MMD-style character replacement at 1024×576.
Graalito · @Graalitoo
A local H3 test explores synchronized front and side motion references for a dual-view mocap workflow with a nonhuman body.
Alone1M · @Alone1Moon
A local bus-stop film corrects the wrong-side bus door by supplying three edited references after repeated text-prompt failures.
OMGITSGB · @TheRealOmgItsGB
A Mass Effect-inspired H3 work in progress documents difficulty changing clothing while adapting a longer character sequence.
Use the collection
Treat each example as a reusable structure. Keep the parts that control motion and continuity, then replace the creative details that belong to the original scene.
Browse a category or search by subject, camera technique, creator or model. Choose an example whose motion and structure match your intended video.
Copy the published text when available, checking whether it is a full prompt or a fragment. For examples without a prompt, study the source and adaptation notes.
Swap in your own subject and setting, provide the required reference media, and review every constraint before generating.
Copy a verified example, adapt the creative details, and generate your own video with MiniMax H3.