MiniMax

MiniMax APIs for M2.7, H3 & Hailuo

Build coding agents and multimodal video workflows with the MiniMax models currently available through LinkModel.

Provider overview

About MiniMax

MiniMax develops model families across language and multimodal generation. M2 models focus on coding, professional work, and agentic workflows; H3 unifies text, image, video, and audio context for audio-video generation; and Hailuo models provide established text-to-video and image-to-video workflows. LinkModel only presents models that appear in its live catalog.

Explore MiniMax language and video APIs

Choose M2.7 for coding and long-running agents, H3 for general-purpose multimodal video generation, or a listed Hailuo model for efficient visual production. This catalog only shows MiniMax models currently available through LinkModel.

4 models listed

MiniMax H3 and Hailuo video APIs

Compare MiniMax H3 and Hailuo models for text-to-video, image-to-video, multimodal references, motion control, resolution, duration, and model-dependent native audio.

MiniMax H3
MiniMaxText-to-Video

MiniMax's omni-modal audio-video generation system unifies text, image, video, and audio context to create videos up to 15 seconds at 2K with native stereo sound for advertising, e-commerce, and film production.

MiniMax Hailuo2.3
MiniMaxText-to-Video

MiniMax's upgraded video model built on Hailuo 02, enhancing complex body motion, facial micro-expressions, and physical realism, with expanded style support including anime, ink wash, and game CG — better quality at the same price.

MiniMax Hailuo02
MiniMaxText-to-Video

MiniMax's cinematic AI video generation model built on its proprietary NCR architecture with 2.5x efficiency gains, supporting native 1080p output, extreme physics simulation, and precise instruction following, ranked among the top global video models.

MiniMax language and agent APIs

Use the live MiniMax M-series models for software engineering, tool-driven agents, professional work, and complex multi-step delivery.

MiniMax M2.7
MiniMaxChat

MiniMax's self-evolving 230B MoE model (10B active) with native Agent Teams, dynamic tool search, and end-to-end engineering delivery — MLE Bench Lite 66.6% trails only Opus 4.6/GPT-5.4, built for SRE, ML research, and office automation.

Compare MiniMax models and API pricing

Start with MiniMax M2.7 for coding and long-running agents, MiniMax H3 for general-purpose multimodal audio-video production, or MiniMax Hailuo 2.3 for established motion-focused and stylized video workflows. Recommendations only appear when the matching model is live in LinkModel's catalog.

MiniMax H3 and Hailuo video APIs

Model

MiniMax H3

High-fidelity multimodal video production

Best for

A general-purpose multimodal generation model for complex references, native stereo audio, flexible duration, and high-resolution commercial video workflows.

Key capabilities

Multimodal references · native stereo audio · up to 15 seconds · up to 2K

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Model

MiniMax Hailuo 2.3

Stylized motion and efficient video creation

Best for

An established video family for controlled human motion, facial expression, stylized output, and efficient text-to-video or image-to-video production.

Key capabilities

Human motion · facial expression · stylization · text or image input

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MiniMax language and agent APIs

Model

MiniMax M2.7

Coding and long-running agent workflows

Best for

MiniMax's current language model for real-world software engineering, complex tool use, agent teams, and multi-step professional delivery.

Key capabilities

Software engineering · tool use · agent teams · long-running tasks

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What can you build with MiniMax APIs on LinkModel?

Move between agentic language work and production video generation while managing credentials, usage, and billing from one account.

Coding and operations agents

Use M2.7 for software engineering, log analysis, debugging, tool-driven automation, and long-running tasks that must preserve a coherent execution plan.

Commercial multimodal video

Use H3 for advertising, branding, e-commerce, product design, and other workflows that combine text, image, video, or audio references with native audio-video output.

Stylized and motion-focused content

Use a listed Hailuo model for character movement, facial performance, anime, illustration, game-CG, and efficient product-motion iterations.

Agent-to-video production pipelines

Use M2.7 to plan, structure, or automate a campaign workflow, then send the approved creative direction to a live MiniMax video model.

Why run MiniMax models through LinkModel?

Use supported MiniMax language and video models alongside other providers without adding another account or billing workflow.

One key across language and video

Use one LinkModel API key for supported MiniMax agent and video models in the live catalog.

MiniMax alongside other providers

Compare or combine MiniMax with other language and video families without maintaining a separate platform account for each provider.

Centralized usage and billing

Review language-token and video-generation usage from one LinkModel account while selecting the right model for each workload.

Integrate MiniMax APIs

Use one LinkModel credential to select a live MiniMax model, submit the matching request, and monitor usage from the same account.

  1. Authenticate with one API key

    Create a LinkModel API key and use it to authenticate requests for the MiniMax models enabled for your account.

  2. Choose a live model and request schema

    Open the M2.7, H3, or Hailuo model page to confirm its current identifier, supported task, required inputs, and pricing units.

  3. Submit and track the workload

    Handle a language response directly or poll an asynchronous video task until the generated asset is ready.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Sources and editorial information

Editorial review

Model capabilities and selection guidance are reviewed against the official MiniMax sources listed here.

Editorial content reviewed: September 1, 2026

MiniMax and its model names belong to their respective owners. LinkModel is an independent API aggregation platform and does not imply a formal relationship.