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This generator runs H3 Max Turbo — 5 credits a second at 480P.

H3 Max Turbo: 5–15s clips, cheaper than H3 Max

5 credits a second at 480P, 8 at 768P, 20 at 1080P. Prompt or start frame in; a 5–15 second clip with audio comes back.

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Production preview

Minimalist surreal advertising shot: a weathered bronze sculpture of Poseidon with heavy green verdigris patina, dark oxidation streaks and a wet sheen stands waist-deep in dark, near-black glossy water against a completely flat, saturated vermilion red background with no sky, horizon, or gradient. Wild curling hair, thick sculpted beard, muscular torso, soft diffused frontal lighting, subtle film grain, hyperrealistic 3D render, 16:9. The statue begins still with his head turned slightly off-camera and water rippling gently around the torso, then slowly turns his head to face the lens and raises the bronze trident in one deliberate motion, prongs pointing toward the upper-left corner, water streaming off the shaft. As the trident reaches its peak, his bronze lips move with full lip sync and he speaks, calm and commanding: "H3 Max Turbo. Faster than waves." Bold motion-graphics typography appears in the upper-right red negative space in a heavy clean sans-serif, off-white with a thin verdigris-green edge, each word landing exactly as it is spoken: "H3 MAX" snaps in with a hard scale punch and a quick tracking expansion, "TURBO" slams in below it slightly larger with a brief chromatic-glitch flicker, then the first two words cut away and "FASTER" sweeps in from the right with a fast motion-blur slide, followed by "THAN WAVES" rising from below with a subtle liquid-wave ripple distortion that settles into crisp letters. The stacked words hold for a beat, then dissolve in a fine spray of droplets as a ring of white splashes bursts outward from the water. Slow push-in from a medium shot to a medium close-up, low heroic angle, locked horizon, single continuous take with no cuts. Deep, gravelly male voice with a faint stone-hall reverb, low ocean rumble and lapping water underneath, a subtle metallic creak as the bronze moves, soft percussive whooshes and thuds synced to each text hit, no music.
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  • H3 Max Turbo
  • text to video
  • image to video
  • 480P
  • 768P / 1080P
  • H3 Max

What H3 Max Turbo actually is

H3 Max Turbo is the faster, cheaper sibling of H3 Max: a text-to-video and image-to-video model that returns 5–15 second clips at 480P, 768P or 1080P.

September 2026 preview benchmarks timed it at about twice the speed of H3 Max for about half the compute cost, while targeting the 97th percentile of original H3 Max quality — and still ahead of base H3. Those scores are model-time evals, not this site's queue.

On this generator a second of output is 5 credits at 480P, 8 at 768P and 20 at 1080P. MiniMax's own product name is still MiniMax H3; H3 Max Turbo is the hosted build this page runs.

Family ladder

H3, H3 Max, and H3 Max Turbo on one table

Three rungs of the same family. Speed and quality rows use dated benchmarks, not this site's queue. The credits row is what this generator bills.

H3MiniMax's base modelH3 MaxThe tuned buildOn this siteH3 Max TurboWhat this generator runsGenerate
PositioningBase MiniMax H3Tuned for prompt adherence and aestheticsFaster, more cost-efficient version of H3 Max (preview)
Speed (model time, not queue)Baseline5s 768P clip under 3s — August 2026 benchmarksAbout 2× H3 Max — September 2026 preview benchmarks
Cost on this familyOfficial hosted ladder (768P / 2K)Other products bill 10 / 20 credits per secondThis generator: 5 credits/s at 480P, 8 at 768P, 20 at 1080P
QualityBaselineDesign Arena I2V Elo 1,341 (Aug 2026)Targeting the 97th percentile of original H3 Max (Sept 2026 preview evals)
Resolution this page can outputOfficial hosted H3: 768P and 2K480P, 768P and 1080PThis generator: 480P, 768P and 1080P — not 2K
Family footage

Steal a prompt, then run H3 Max Turbo

These clips come from the MiniMax H3 Max family this generator sits in — not a Turbo-endpoint gallery. Copy the shape, spend this page's credits on the next take.

One sentence that already has a camera

"A white kitten chases a butterfly across a sunlit garden. Gentle camera tracking, natural movement, soft afternoon light filtering through the leaves." Subject, move, and light in one line — this is the cheaper lane to iterate that shape.

Iterate this shot
H3 Max family sample: a white kitten chasing a butterfly in a sunlit garden

A still that has to speak the line

Image to video starts from one frame you upload. Hand the portrait a sentence and the family build speaks it in the same pass — then re-run the take here without Max-tier credits.

Animate a still
Image to video sample: a portrait speaking with synced dialogue

Pixel-art that still has a HUD

Ask for authentic 16-bit / 32-bit side-scrolling footage with a SCORE counter and chiptune, and the family model holds sprite, parallax, and soundtrack together. Use this generator when you need six variants before you pick one.

Run a pixel take
Pixel-art sample: a San Francisco endless runner in 16-bit gameplay

Slow motion that still has a wing hum

A hummingbird at a trumpet flower, wings a blur, pollen in the backlight. The family pass kept the long-lens bokeh and the rapid wing sound in one file. This is the lane to try a second flower without paying Max rates.

Shoot the close-up
Slow-motion sample: a hummingbird hovering at a red trumpet flower
Controls

Dials H3 Max Turbo actually exposes

Same contract as the rest of this family: length, frame, and resolution. The difference is what a second costs on this page.

  • 5 to 15 seconds, whole seconds

    Default is 5 seconds. Stretch to 15 when the action needs the extra beats.

  • Six text-to-video frames

    21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 — 16:9 by default. Image to video follows the start frame instead.

  • 480P to hunt, 768P to keep

    H3 Max Turbo offers 480P, 768P and 1080P. 768P lands at 1344×768, 24 FPS. There is no 2K lane on this generator.

  • 5 credits a second at 480P

    5 credits per second at 480P, 8 at 768P, 20 at 1080P. A 5-second draft is 25; the same shot at 768P is 40, or 100 at 1080P.

  • Start frame, optional last frame

    Image to video requires the opening still. Pin an end frame only when the landing pose matters.

  • Sound in the same pass

    Picture, effects, and spoken lines render together. MiniMax lists dialogue as stable in 11 languages on the H3 family.

Workflow

How to generate with H3 Max Turbo

  1. 1

    Write the shot, or drop the first frame

    A sentence is enough for H3 Max Turbo text to video. For image to video, upload the opening still and, if you need it, the closing one.

  2. 2

    Pick seconds, 480P, 768P or 1080P, and a ratio

    Stay at 480P while you hunt the take (25 credits for 5 seconds). Switch to 768P — 40 credits for the same length — for the file you keep.

  3. 3

    Watch it, change one word, go again

    The file arrives with picture and sound together. Keep the take, or edit the prompt and spend another 25 credits on a 5-second 480P draft.

Volume work

When H3 Max Turbo beats paying Max rates

These jobs need many 5–15 second takes more than they need the last percentile of H3 Max. This is the cheaper rung for that loop.

  • Boards that need twelve moving sketches, not one hero

    Run the whole board through at 480P for 25 credits a shot, pick the frames that work, and only then spend 40 on a 768P keeper.

  • Hook tests that burn six openers before lunch

    Cut six 5-second 9:16 openers, put them in front of the audience, and promote the winner — Max-tier credits wait until something actually holds.

  • Indie sellers who will not pay 20 credits a second

    A pack-shot start frame plus a turn is 25 credits of H3 Max Turbo at 480P. That is the listing clip, not a 100-credit Max render.

  • Editors plugging five holes in a rough cut

    Describe each missing establishing shot, match the timeline ratio, and drop five cheap takes into the gap instead of one expensive one.

  • Lesson intros that get rewritten twice a week

    A headshot plus the new opening line becomes a 5–15 second talking intro. Cheap enough to re-record when the script changes.

  • Launch posts that need three aspect ratios tonight

    One sentence, three runs at 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16. At 25 credits each, 480P covers the set; 768P waits for the channel that actually posts.

Pricing

H3 Max Turbo pricing by the second

H3 Max Turbo is billed per second of finished video: 5 credits at 480P, 8 at 768P, 20 at 1080P. A 5-second 480P draft is 25 credits; signup grants 15, so the first clip needs a plan. $19.90 a month loads 1,000 credits — about 40 five-second 480P takes, 25 at 768P or 10 at 1080P.

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FAQ

The H3 Max Turbo questions that actually come up

5 credits a second

Run H3 Max Turbo on the next take

Hunt at 480P for 5 credits a second. Keep the 768P for 8. Both come with sound already in the file.