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minimax/h3-360-orbit/image-to-video

MiniMax H3 360 Orbit turns one photo into a 3 to 6 second clip in which the camera orbits a frozen moment and returns to the opening frame, at up to 1080p.

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The photo to orbit. It is used as the first and the last frame, so the clip loops. Full body and centred with space around the subject works best. at least 1 characters
affects price
480p (default), 540p, 768p or 1080p. Higher tiers cost more per second; the shape always follows your photo.
Durationaffects price
From 3 to 6 seconds (default 3). Three seconds is one clean, frozen turn; longer clips orbit more slowly and people may start to move. Billed per second. no lower than 3 · no higher than 6
Seed
Keeps runs comparable while you try different photos or lengths. It does not promise a frame-identical clip. no lower than 0 · no higher than 2147483647
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One photo in, a full 360° camera orbit around a frozen moment out

Upload a photo and pick a length. Time stops in your picture and the camera circles the scene once, landing back on the frame it started from, so the clip loops. The orbit instruction is built in: there is no prompt to write.

Orbit a photo
One photo in, a full 360° camera orbit around a frozen moment out
Request
image_url; duration_seconds, resolution and seed are optional
Returns
A 3 to 6 second MP4 with sound at 480p, 540p, 768p or 1080p; the shape follows your photo
Loop
The last frame matches the first
Billing
Per second of output; higher resolutions cost more per second
Full orbit
360°, back to your frameYour photo is used as both the first and the last frame.
Prompt
None to writeThe instruction the adapter was trained on is sent for you, because rewording it breaks the effect.
Length
3 to 6 secondsThree seconds gives the cleanest freeze; longer clips turn more slowly.

Getting a clean orbit from MiniMax H3 360 Orbit

  • Freeze something in the air

    Hair in the wind, a flared skirt, petals or drops of water: suspended details are what make a frozen-time orbit read at once.

  • Leave room around the subject

    Full body, centred, with some floor and background visible. In a crowded orchard, tree trunks briefly passed in front of the subject on the far side of the turn.

  • Three seconds holds still

    At three seconds people, hair and petals held still for the whole turn. At six the turn is slower and a dancing couple began to drift out of their pose.

  • The back is invented

    The sides and back of the scene are generated from your photo, so details it doesn't show, such as the back of an outfit, can differ from the real thing.

Who uses MiniMax H3 360 Orbit

  • Bullet time from one photo

    Social video creators

    Bullet time from one photo

    A couple caught mid-spin on a lit carousel, the skirt flared, with the camera circling them: the frozen-moment look without a camera rig.

  • An outfit from every side

    Fashion brands

    An outfit from every side

    One photo of a coral slip dress in an orchard becomes a turnaround, back, profile and front, with the fabric held as it fell.

  • Clips that repeat without a jump

    Loop-first formats

    Clips that repeat without a jump

    Because the orbit lands on its first frame, a petal toss in a domed bathhouse loops seamlessly on a page or in a feed.

How to call MiniMax H3 360 Orbit

  1. Pick a photo with room around the subject

    Full body and centred, with something suspended in the air if you can. Tight crops leave the model guessing what the back of the scene looks like.

  2. Start at three seconds and 480p

    Check the turn cheaply, then re-run the keeper at 768p or 1080p with the same seed.

  3. Create the task and loop the result

    The call is asynchronous: poll it or take a callback. The MP4's last frame matches its first, so it plays as a loop.

Real results from our test runs

  • Orchard, three seconds

    One photo of a woman in a coral slip dress with her hair blown sideways: front, profile, back and front again, with her hair and the petals held in the air. Trunks pass in front of her for a moment on the far side.

    {
  "image_url": "https://cdn.spicyapi.ai/models/examples/inputs/dd7991dc825cf8d4.jpeg",
  "duration_seconds": 3,
  "resolution": "768p",
  "seed": 51
}
    Input
    Orchard, three seconds — Input
    Result

  • Courtyard fountain, four seconds

    A man flicking wet hair back beside a stone fountain. The leaves stay suspended at their height while the camera goes round him.

    {
  "image_url": "https://cdn.spicyapi.ai/models/examples/inputs/05f2ada153f12eac.jpeg",
  "duration_seconds": 4,
  "resolution": "768p",
  "seed": 53
}
    Input
    Courtyard fountain, four seconds — Input
    Result

MiniMax H3 360 Orbit questions

Where it fits

360 Orbit is a one-input effect. To animate a photo with a story of its own, use MiniMax H3 or MiniMax H3 LoRA; to recast a person in footage you already have, MiniMax H3 Character Swap. Everyone in your photo must be an adult, and you need the right to use any real person's likeness.

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