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Replicate details use cases for three MiniMax H3 video models

Replicate outlines the differences between MiniMax H3 Highspeed, H3 Lite, and H3 for video generation workflows.

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Summary

Replicate breaks down when to use the three MiniMax H3 video models available on its platform: H3 Highspeed for everyday iteration and reference inputs, H3 Lite for budget-friendly batch exploration, and H3 for demanding final 2K shots. Each model handles text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-guided generation differently based on resolution and cost.

What changed

  • MiniMax H3 Highspeed is suggested for everyday work and reference-driven iteration at 768P resolution.
  • MiniMax H3 Lite provides a lower-cost option at 480P and 768P resolutions for exploring ideas in larger batches.
  • MiniMax H3 serves as the top-tier model supporting 2K resolution for final shots and demanding motion graphics.

Availability

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“MiniMax’s H3 family has three video models on Replicate: minimax/h3-highspeed , minimax/h3-lite , and minimax/h3 .”

Pricing

PlanPrice, as statedChecked
10-second clip at 768P on Highspeed$0.60“A 10-second clip at 768P costs $0.60, $0.40, or $0.80 depending on which one you pick.” source
10-second clip at 768P on Lite$0.40“A 10-second clip at 768P costs $0.60, $0.40, or $0.80 depending on which one you pick.” source
10-second clip at 768P on H3$0.80“A 10-second clip at 768P costs $0.60, $0.40, or $0.80 depending on which one you pick.” source
H3 Highspeed output second at 768P$0.06“H3 Highspeed 768P $0.06 $0.60 Everyday work and reference-driven iteration” source
H3 Lite output second at 480P$0.025“H3 Lite 480P, 768P $0.025 at 480P, $0.04 at 768P $0.40 Exploring ideas and larger batches” source
H3 Lite output second at 768P$0.04“H3 Lite 480P, 768P $0.025 at 480P, $0.04 at 768P $0.40 Exploring ideas and larger batches” source
H3 output second at 768P$0.08“H3 768P, 2K $0.08 at 768P, $0.13 at 2K $0.80 Final shots and 2K delivery” source
H3 output second at 2K$0.13“H3 768P, 2K $0.08 at 768P, $0.13 at 2K $0.80 Final shots and 2K delivery” source

Prices as stated by the company; we don’t convert or estimate.

Founder takeaway

Start video iteration with the Highspeed model, use Lite for cheap batch explorations, and switch to H3 only when you need 2K output.

Source

ReplicateWhich MiniMax H3 model should you use? – Replicate blog

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