MiniMax has launched its H3 video model with open weights, marking its third generation of video models. This release includes immediate support within ComfyUI, allowing users to access its capabilities from day one.
The H3 model is designed for local execution, with optimizations enabling it to run on GPUs such as the NVIDIA RTX 3060.
H3 functions as an omni-modal video model, accepting various inputs including text, images, video, and audio. It generates video content with integrated stereo sound, producing clips up to 15 seconds long and at resolutions up to 2K.
This model combines multiple tasks into one, understanding multimodal contexts to resolve inputs against a prompt that defines their relationships.
The model supports text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video generation, allowing users to bring images to life or transfer motion from a reference video. It also features first-and-last-frame control, enabling users to define the start and end frames of a generated clip.
A notable feature is its native stereo audio generation, which is produced simultaneously with the video rather than being added as a post-processing step.
H3 facilitates motion transfer, where a reference video can dictate movement, camera angles, or performance, while the subject and style are sourced independently. This capability, combined with in-place editing, supports iterative adjustments to video shots.
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MiniMax released its H3 omni-modal video model with open weights, offering text, image, video, and audio input to generate video with native stereo sound and up to 2K resolution. ComfyUI provides day-zero support for H3, allowing local operation on GPUs like the RTX 3060.