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MiniMax just turned H3 into an entire AI production studio.
You give MiniMax Design an idea, and it can plan the shots, control cameras in 3D, generate with H3, edit the footage and even add subtitles.
Basically: prompt β finished content
Hereβs what that looks like β
I came across an AI platform doing something pretty wild.
It's basically a cheat code for anyone burning through credits on top video models like Wan 2.2, LTX 2.3 & MiniMax H3.
β’ Render speed: Up to 17x faster (115s β 6.7s)
β’ Generation cost: 50% cheaper ($4.80 β $2.40)
Quick breakdown π§΅
I came across an AI platform doing something pretty wild.
It's basically a cheat code for anyone burning through credits on top video models like Wan 2.2, LTX 2.3 & MiniMax H3.
β’ Render speed: Up to 17x faster (115s β 6.7s)
β’ Generation cost: 50% cheaper ($4.80 β $2.40)
Quick breakdown π§΅
I came across an AI platform doing something pretty wild.
It's basically a cheat code for anyone burning through credits on top video models like Wan 2.2, LTX 2.3 & MiniMax H3.
β’ Render speed: Up to 17x faster (115s β 6.7s)
β’ Generation cost: 50% cheaper ($4.80 β $2.40)
Quick breakdown π§΅
If you're generating videos regularly, you know how quickly those credits disappear.
30β50% lower generation costs means more chances to get the result you actually wanted, without increasing your budget.
Check it out here: https://t.co/XddSTsReln
I've seen some insane Seedance generations lately.
So when I saw Dreamina offering a whole month of Basic for just $0.29, I genuinely had to check twice.
And you get 1,575 credits too.
How are they making AI video generation THIS cheap?
Let's break it down. π§΅
I'd love to see how far those 1,575 credits actually go.
How many videos can you make? How many are worth keeping? And how much editing is needed?
At $0.29, it's definitely worth trying.
Would you rather see an AI toolβs price first or its actual output quality?
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