Omni-modal context
H3 can interpret combinations of text, images, video, and audio rather than limiting the workflow to one prompt and one starting frame.
A general-purpose multimodal video system from MiniMax with text, image, video, and audio context, native stereo sound, and separate base and 2K regeneration workflows.
This diagram explains supported context types. It is not presented as a generated sample from the model.
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H3 can interpret combinations of text, images, video, and audio rather than limiting the workflow to one prompt and one starting frame.
The model jointly produces video and 32 kHz stereo audio, supporting dialogue, ambience, and scene sound in the generated result.
H3-Base produces 768p output. The official full workflow uses H3-Regenerate-2K to regenerate that result at 2K with the original context.
Published model facts and current UnblurVideo status, last checked 2026-09-27.
H3 is designed for briefs that need richer context, flexible framing, or synchronized picture and sound.
Plan a transition between a starting image and an ending image, or use either frame independently.
Use multiple images, video clips, and supported audio references when consistency depends on several source materials.
Create short scenes in which dialogue, effects, ambience, and visual timing need to be considered together.
The official system separates context processing, base generation, and optional 2K regeneration.
H3-Context-IR interprets the relationship between prompts and reference media before the generation stage.
H3-Base creates the video and stereo audio at a base output whose shorter side is 768 pixels by default.
The official 2K workflow feeds the base result and original context into H3-Regenerate-2K; 2K should not be described as native H3-Base output.
This public guide is the canonical UnblurVideo page for MiniMax H3 and separates official model capabilities from features currently offered by the product.
Answers distinguish the published model family from the version and controls that may later be deployed here.
Use the same availability and specification checks before choosing the next model for your workflow.
Open the shared workspace to compare the current production models, supported settings, duration, and credit cost before submitting a job.
Source for this guide: MiniMax H3 technical announcement.