MiniMax H3 is now available on YukYuk. It gives creators a practical way to build short AI videos from a written idea plus the references that make the direction specific.

What MiniMax H3 is for

Use H3 when a scene needs more than text alone. Combine a prompt with images, video, and audio to direct character appearance, location, movement, visual style, and sound. It is useful for product videos, character scenes, short films, music visuals, and social content.

Start with a production brief

A strong prompt answers seven things: subject, location, action, camera, lighting, style, and audio. Keep the idea achievable. A clear moment in one place is stronger than several characters, costume changes, and locations competing inside a short generation.

Give every reference one job

Tell the model exactly what each upload controls. Use an image for character identity or product design. Use another image for the setting. Use a video only for camera movement or motion. Use audio for pacing, voice, or atmosphere. Clear roles reduce visual confusion and help your direction stay consistent.

Use timed beats for a 15-second story

Break a more complex moment into short sections. For example: 0–4 seconds, establish the ballroom. 4–8 seconds, track beside the character as the lights flicker. 8–12 seconds, move into her reaction. 12–15 seconds, reveal the shadow behind her. Timed beats help the story happen in the order you intended.

Describe the camera and audio

“Cinematic” is a mood, not a direction. Name the movement you need: slow push-in, tracking shot, handheld close-up, overhead shot, camera orbit, or rapid pullback. Then describe the sound world too: dialogue, soft wind, footsteps, city ambience, music, or silence.

Test one variable at a time

Make a few versions, changing one detail per run. Test the opening, then the camera, then the lighting or audio. This makes it easy to learn what is improving the result before you commit to a final cut.

Try MiniMax H3 on YukYuk

Open YukYuk, build one clear scene, add only the references that matter, and make the first version. Your best result usually begins with a focused brief, not a longer prompt.

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