Turn a prompt, a photo or your own footage into a 4–15 second clip with native stereo sound — and change a subject, a background or a line of dialogue while everything else in the shot stays put — on the same balance as every other model on Plurel.
60 free credits on signup. One full generation, no card required.
You could go straight to MiniMax. Then you'd need a second subscription for Seedance 2.5, a third for Kling O3, and a fourth for image generation.
Most real projects use more than one model — you draft on something fast and cheap, then finish on something expensive. Plurel puts eight video models and four image models on a single balance, so you switch models instead of switching accounts.
MiniMax H3, also called Hailuo 03, is MiniMax's general-purpose video model released in 2026. It reads text, images, video and audio in one context: a prompt can describe the scene, a photo can fix the first or last frame, a clip can supply motion or be the thing you edit, and an audio file can set the voice. It generates 4 to 15 seconds at 768p or 2K with stereo sound produced alongside the picture, follows shot order and camera direction closely, and renders readable titles and signage. Its editing mode is the standout: replace a subject, change a background or wardrobe, relight a scene or rewrite dialogue while the timing, composition and everything you did not mention are preserved. On Plurel you can use MiniMax H3 instantly with no API key or separate subscription.
Upload a clip and describe the change — a new background, a different outfit, another product, new dialogue — and the rest of the shot is left alone.
Dialogue, music, ambience and effects are generated with the picture, in sync, not added afterwards.
Text, up to nine images, up to three clips and audio can each play a role: identity from a photo, motion from a video, voice from a recording.
Shot order, timing, camera moves, what must stay unchanged — and it renders clean titles, interface text and signage.
Animate a single image, or pin both ends of the shot and let the model move between them.
Any whole number of seconds; 6 by default.
768p for drafts and social, 2K for delivery.
16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 21:9 — or auto when editing, to keep the uploaded clip's shape.
Prompt only; one photo or first + last frame; or a clip to edit or take motion from.
2 credits per second at 768p, 3 at 2K. When you upload a clip, its seconds count too — a 6s edit of a 6s clip at 768p is 24 credits.
One MiniMax H3 generation is 12 credits.
$7.99
100 credits
Eight 6-second 768p clips — or mix in image models on the same balance.
$14.99/mo
300 credits every month
Twenty-five 6-second clips a month, or a few longer ones in 2K. Credits roll over.
New accounts start with 60 free credits — enough for your first MiniMax H3 video.
Open the video generator
In the Plurel app choose Video. Pick MiniMax H3 in Pro mode, or use Video → Edit to start from a clip.
Describe it — or upload
Write the scene, the sound and the camera. Add a start frame, an end frame, or the clip you want to edit.
Choose length, quality and format
4 to 15 seconds, 768p or 2K, six aspect ratios or auto.
Generate and download
Your clip lands in Media History with sound, no watermark.
A matte-black wireless speaker on a walnut table. Slow orbit as morning light crosses it; cut to a macro of the fabric grille; cut to a hand tapping play and the LED ring lighting up. Soft electronic music rises with it. 10 seconds, 16:9.
A woman at a café table outdoors, late afternoon, says warmly to the camera: "Okay — but next time, you pick the place." She laughs. Street ambience, cups clinking. 6 seconds, 16:9.
Keep the presenter, her gestures and her voice exactly as in the uploaded clip. Replace the office behind her with a sunlit rooftop terrace at golden hour and match the lighting on her face.
Same clip, same person, same movement — but she is now wearing a dark green trench coat instead of the grey hoodie. Nothing else changes.
A paper-craft harbour town: cardboard houses, folded-paper boats bobbing on blue tissue waves, a rainbow lifting into place over the roofs. Gentle stop-motion feel, soft ukulele. 8 seconds, 16:9.
A dancer in a red dress spins through a sunlit stone courtyard, one continuous move from a stillness to a leap. Camera slowly tracks left. Footsteps and a single cello. 10 seconds, 16:9.
60 free credits. No card. No MiniMax account.
Generate your first video — free