Image control
First-and-last-frame guidance is useful for a product turn, camera arrival, day-to-night transition, or controlled pose change. It does not guarantee pixel-identical interpolation.
- Use real task records
- Do not publish private prompts
- Separate queue time from inference time
- Prefer a short test before a long render
A practical workflow
Choose frames that could plausibly belong to one camera move. Match subject identity, lens perspective, and major lighting direction. Use the prompt to describe the path between them, and test five seconds before asking for a longer transition.
- Keep the same subject
- Avoid impossible perspective jumps
- Describe motion between frames
- Treat the last frame as guidance, not a guarantee
Frequently asked questions
Are these benchmark results?
No. This page is a feature and workflow comparison unless a measurement is explicitly labeled as a real task record.
Does H3 Max generate audio?
Yes. The H3 Max workflow includes synchronized native audio. Describe ambience, dialogue, sound effects, or silence directly in the prompt.
What durations and resolutions are available?
This generator offers 5, 10, or 15 seconds at 480P or 768P for H3 Max. MiniMax H3 remains available separately for 2K final output.
How should I start a new idea?
Begin with a five-second draft, compare a few variations, and only move the strongest direction to a higher resolution or 2K finish.