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MiniMax H3 Max

Exactly the shot you described

MiniMax H3, post-trained for prompt adherence. The camera move you named, the line you wrote, the sound you asked for.

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Where the Max variant earns its name

The same H3 sound and dialogue, with a tighter grip on the prompt.

Shot-for-shot adherence

Name the camera move and the action, and that is the take that comes back.

Sound written with the picture

Soundscape, effects, and dialogue render in the same pass, from the same prompt.

Dialogue, word for word

Write the line and Hypernatural formats it the way H3 expects, so it is spoken as written.

Cheap enough to redo

A fraction of a flagship engine's cost per second, so a second take is an easy call.

Direct the take

Describe the push-in, the action, and the payoff. H3 Max renders that shot, not a lookalike of it.

Product shots that hold their pose

The packaging, the angle, and the motion you specified, kept from the first frame to the last.

Iterate before you commit

Quick and light on credits, so you can try the third version of a hook instead of shipping the first.

FAQs

Shots you can describe precisely. Product spots, social hooks, and dialogue moments where the exact line matters. It is also what Hypernatural reaches for when the model selector is on Auto, because it is quick and inexpensive per second, cheap enough to draft with and sharp enough to finish on.

H3 Max is MiniMax H3 with extra post-training on top, aimed squarely at prompt adherence. Both generate sound with the picture. Reach for H3 Max when the shot description is specific, with a named camera move, a particular beat, or an exact line of dialogue.

Yes. The soundscape and any dialogue are written into the same prompt as the picture, so ambience and effects arrive with the shot rather than in a second pass. Voiceover and music still layer on in the editor.

Yes. Create the character once in Hypernatural's library, then write their @handle in every shot description where they should appear. Hypernatural composites that portrait into the shot's first frame, and H3 Max animates from it, so they come back as themselves. What they wear follows the shot.

Yes. The animation model is a Hypernatural project setting and the picker is never locked. Draft a whole sequence on H3 Max, switch to another model, then re-render only the shots you want on it. The takes you already animated are kept, so there is no exporting and no rebuilding the project.

No. H3 has its own prompt format, built from an integrated shot description and the overall soundscape. Hypernatural writes it for you from your script. Because H3 Max follows that prompt closely, editing one line of your description changes that one thing in the re-render.

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Describe the shot. Get that shot.

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