FRAME/CURRENT
FrameCurrent / Video

Set the beginning. Guide the ending.

Give MiniMax H3 an opening image and a closing image, then describe the movement between them. Choose 5, 10 or 15 seconds in landscape or portrait.

Create a videoView pricing
Source image: a glass observatory on a rocky coast at dusk
First + last frame · This example uses the same image at both ends.
Actual first-and-last-frame output · 10 seconds · Native · Sound on. Identical input frames do not guarantee a seamless loop. Open video

How to create it

  1. Choose First + last

    Open Create, select Video, then First + last under Input.

  2. Add both frames

    Upload the opening and closing images. Keep their subject, framing and lighting compatible, and describe a plausible transition.

  3. Choose and review the output

    Set duration, orientation, Sound and quality. Review the credit cost, generate, then check the beginning, middle and end before downloading.

Make the transition achievable

Start with modest differences between the frames: a small camera shift or a subject that has moved a short distance. More time does not guarantee that a large change in pose or scene will remain consistent.

Prompt idea

The camera slowly arcs around the subject toward the ending composition. One continuous shot, gentle movement, steady lighting.

A suggested starting point, not the prompt used for the sample above.

What to expect

  • Frames condition the generation; this is not deterministic interpolation or a guarantee of pixel-exact endpoints.
  • Large changes in identity, geometry or viewpoint can introduce morphing and discontinuities. Check the whole clip, not just its endpoints.
  • The sample demonstrates a same-image pair. It is not evidence that unrelated images will produce a clean transition.