MiniMax MCP
Generate MiniMax-H3 videos (768P/2K) through MCP; after submission, query the final status and video URL by task ID.
Generate 4–15 second videos from text, up to 9 reference images, or up to 3 reference audio clips with a single REST API. Unified asynchronous tasks, callbacks, billing, and CDN delivery integrate directly into your content product.
No action or multiple paths required; the API automatically determines the generation mode based on the content assets.
Generate short videos directly from descriptions of scenes, actions, camera shots, and styles.
Control the opening and ending visuals with first_frame and last_frame.
Combine reference images, videos, and audio to guide subjects, actions, sound, and rhythm.
Receive a task ID immediately, then get the final CDN video through polling or callback_url.
curl -X POST 'https://api.acedata.cloud/minimax/videos' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"model": "MiniMax-H3",
"content": [{
"type": "text",
"text": "A red fox running through a snowy forest at dawn, cinematic tracking shot"
}],
"resolution": "2K",
"ratio": "16:9",
"duration": 5
}'Parameters directly express creative intent, while the platform handles long-running task execution, result storage, and precise billing.
All modes must provide text; images, videos, and audio indicate their purpose through their corresponding types and roles.
The creation API is always asynchronous and returns a task_id immediately upon success.
Retrieve the Ace Data Cloud CDN video from task.content.url via /minimax/tasks or a callback.
Three real API samples cover product activation, character storytelling, and audio-visual reference workflows.
Create commercial shorts from product visuals and shot descriptions, ideal for product showcases, launch assets, and social media ads.
Use multiple proprietary reference images to improve consistency in characters, clothing, props, and scene styles, ideal for continuous shots and serialized content.
Combine proprietary motion video and audio references to guide dance movements, camera motion, and visual rhythm, ideal for vertical content creation.
Reuse Ace Data Cloud's unified authentication and task system without building a separate media pipeline.
Create an application in the console and obtain a unified Bearer Token.
Choose the duration and aspect ratio, then add text, image, or audio assets.
Poll the task or receive a callback, then integrate the CDN video into your product workflow.
Consolidate task execution, error semantics, usage records, and file delivery into a stable contract.
| Capability | Ace Data Cloud MiniMax H3 | Some Others |
|---|---|---|
| Multimodal input | Unified entry point for text, images, video, and audio | Multiple APIs to assemble yourself |
| Long-running tasks | Polling and Webhook | Need to build your own task queue |
| Result files | Automatically stored on the platform CDN | Inconsistent link lifecycles |
| Failure billing | No charge for failures | Need to reconcile bills yourself |
The model is fixed as MiniMax-H3, and the mode is automatically inferred from the official V2 multimodal content array.
Pass text content only to generate visuals directly from ideas, scripts, and shot descriptions.
Use the first frame or the first and last frames to control the video's opening and ending visuals.
Combine reference images, video, and audio to control the subject, motion, sound, and rhythm.
Create asynchronous tasks and retrieve results through task queries or callbacks.
Billed by video seconds, with charges only for successful tasks.
Key notes on modes, assets, duration, and task execution.
No. When content only has text, it is text-to-video; first_frame / last_frame are image-to-video; reference_* are multimodal reference-to-video. All modes require non-empty text.
Resolution is required, with support for 768P and 2K; supported ratios include adaptive, 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, and 9:16; duration is an integer from 4–15 seconds.
The creation API is always asynchronous and immediately returns task_id; use /minimax/tasks to query it. Upon success, get the video from task.content.url, or provide callback_url.
No. Only tasks that successfully complete and return video results are billed based on the final duration.
Combine other video capabilities based on model style and workflow needs.
One Token, one generation endpoint, one task system—start building multimodal video experiences.