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MiniMax Hailuo 02 Text to Video Pro

MiniMax Hailuo 02 Text to Video Pro generates video from written scenes, with camera movement and physical action such as moving fabric, debris and impacts.

Text to video

Price per run for each listed option.

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All listed options$0.50 / run
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MiniMax Hailuo 02 Text to Video Pro

MiniMax Hailuo 02 Text to Video Pro generates moving scenes from text. The description establishes the subject and setting, and can also specify action, lighting or camera movement. This makes the model useful for developing a shot directly from a script passage or creative brief.

The model handles physical action involving impacts and loose debris, along with fabric movement and handheld camera shake. Temporal consistency supports the connection between successive frames as the subject and viewpoint move. Camera direction gives creators a way to explore how a scene is revealed over the course of a shot.

What it's good for

Film and game teams can develop previsualization footage for an action beat or location introduction. Advertising teams can explore product scenes with moving viewpoints, while storytellers can test how staging and atmosphere work together. Generated shots can also serve as motion references in presentations, helping collaborators discuss the intended action before production.

Model ID

minimax/hailuo-02-t2v-pro

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.50 / run

Provider

MiniMax

Hosting

Passthru

MiniMax Hailuo 02 Text to Video Pro

MiniMax Hailuo 02 Text to Video Pro generates moving scenes from text. The description establishes the subject and setting, and can also specify action, lighting or camera movement. This makes the model useful for developing a shot directly from a script passage or creative brief.

The model handles physical action involving impacts and loose debris, along with fabric movement and handheld camera shake. Temporal consistency supports the connection between successive frames as the subject and viewpoint move. Camera direction gives creators a way to explore how a scene is revealed over the course of a shot.

What it's good for

Film and game teams can develop previsualization footage for an action beat or location introduction. Advertising teams can explore product scenes with moving viewpoints, while storytellers can test how staging and atmosphere work together. Generated shots can also serve as motion references in presentations, helping collaborators discuss the intended action before production.