
MiniMax H3 and Wan 3.0 · 480P each have a full page.
| MiniMax H3 / H3 Fast | Wan 3.0 tiers | |
|---|---|---|
| Segment length | Up to 15 s | Up to 30 s |
| Resolution | 2K / 768P | 480P / 720P / 1080P |
| Cuts inside one generation | Yes, several shots per segment | Yes, several shots per segment |
| Reference images | Up to 9 | Up to 10 |
| Voice clips | Up to 3, about 14 s in total | Up to 5, about 14 s in total |
| Sound | Always generated | Generated with the picture |
| Price per second | 25 / 16 credits | 10 (480P) to 38 (1080P) credits |
Scenes headed for a large screen, where 2K earns its price: a confrontation between two faces, a reveal with an insert shot, anything that fits in 15 seconds and will be watched big. A lean cast helps, since H3 takes fewer references.
A walk-and-talk that must not cut; a slow push-in over twenty seconds; a crowded frame that needs many character sheets attached; drafting an entire episode cheaply before choosing keepers.
Each segment remembers its tier. Moving a segment from Wan to H3 may leave some references out, since H3 takes fewer, and a segment longer than 15 seconds cannot use H3 at all — the tier is greyed out for it; moving the other way needs neither. The composite stitches whatever versions are active.
No. Segments on H3 are up to 15 seconds.
The difference is small on a phone; it shows on large screens.
H3 takes up to 9 images and 3 voice clips; the site keeps the most important references and drops the rest.
Yes; mixing tiers inside an episode is normal.
Wan 3.0 · 480P is the cheaper place to draft. At the top end, compare H3 at 25 credits per second with Wan 1080P at 38.
Render the big-screen segment on H3 and the long take on Wan, then composite them together.
Updated September 27, 2026
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