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MiniMax H3 Prompts With Real Video Examples

Study prompts published by real creators alongside their finished MiniMax H3 videos. See how scene direction, motion, camera work, continuity, and sound fit together.

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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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MiniMax H3 Reference & Character Consistency Examples

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.

Labeled split preview places H3 Max gray-character previs above the Wan 3 finished fantasy sceneMiniMax H3 Max

おちゃばなし | tea_and_stories · @tea_story_hoshi

H3 Max Gray Previs to Wan Three Finish

A creator uses H3 Max gray-model previsualization to guide a Wan 3 fantasy-action finish through video references.

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Portrait and front, side and rear character views in the FastH3 Ref2V tutorialMiniMax H3 / FastH3

有趣的80后程序员 · @sunbaolong_2001

FastH3 Five Image Ref2V Assembly

A FastH3 Ref2V tutorial assembles two actors, clothing and props with eight-step sampling and two-stage latent upscaling.

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Reference Surfer Across Camera Angles
P-Video-2-Pro Reference (MiniMax H3-based)

robert. · @robrtcode

Reference Surfer Across Camera Angles

A surfer demonstration uses Pruna’s H3-based reference model to keep the subject and board consistent across changing angles.

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Four labeled panels with the original mannequin and three stylized character replacementsMiniMax H3

AI Bard Guild · @IsekaiBardGuild

Character Swap V1.1 Wing Loss Test

A four-panel Character Swap v1.1 test transfers one motion to three characters, while the creator notes momentary wing loss.

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How to Adapt MiniMax H3 Prompts

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.

Find the closest motion pattern

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 prompt

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.

Replace scene-specific details

Swap in your own subject and setting, provide the required reference media, and review every constraint before generating.

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