
Text or Image Start
Write a scene from nothing, or upload a photo to animate the subject you already have.
Create from text or images with MiniMax H3 and other listed models. This is an independent platform; Pika H3 Flex itself is not available here.
Turn a prompt or a still image into a video clip with leading AI video models. Available models include MiniMax H3; Pika H3 Flex itself is not available on this independent platform.
Context: A panda named Bamboo and a red fox named Tweed host a witty podcast called Quantum Quibbles. Bamboo welcomes the audience, Tweed introduces himself, and together they announce today's topic: quantum entanglement. Natural dialogue, expressive gestures and synchronized speech.
One AI video generator handles both ways to start a clip: describe a scene in words, or upload an image and bring it to life. Choose the model, length, resolution and aspect ratio in one place, and every finished video stays in your history.
Illustrative examples pair prompts with clips, and include source images where supplied. They are not verified Pika H3 Flex outputs or a guarantee for the model currently selected. Review the recorded model when available and adapt the prompt to your own inputs.
On the streets of a ruined apocalyptic city, an orange Lamborghini drifts at high speed. Massive explosions, flying debris and billowing smoke create a high-contrast cinematic world of destruction and speed.
Go from an idea or a picture to a shareable video clip without editing software.

Write a scene from nothing, or upload a photo to animate the subject you already have.

Describe pushes, pans, tracking shots and subject movement in plain language.

Choose vertical, square or widescreen ratios for Reels, Shorts, TikTok, ads or YouTube.

Test several versions of a shot across models before committing to a final cut.
Create an AI video in three steps, starting from text, an image or both.

One credit balance for images, video and audio. Pick a monthly or yearly plan, and top up with a credit pack anytime.
Perfect for beginners exploring AI
$119.88 billed yearly
3,000 Credits / month
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Ideal for high-frequency creation
$299.88 billed yearly
10,000 Credits / month
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Designed for extreme production
$959.88 billed yearly
30,000 Credits / month
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Not yet. This is an independent platform, not the official Pika service. MiniMax H3 is a separate model, not Pika H3 Flex. Choose one of the listed models and check its supported inputs, settings and Credit cost before generating. For the official Flex service, start at pika.art/pika-h3-flex.
It is an online tool that creates short video clips from text prompts or from uploaded images, with several leading AI video models available in one workspace.
Eligible new accounts may receive signup Credits, subject to the current offer and daily allocation limit. The allowance may not cover a video. Check the current grant and the model’s Credit estimate before generating; a one-time Credit Pack does not require a subscription.
Yes. Upload an image, describe how the subject and camera should move, and the generator animates it while keeping the look of the original picture.
Choose a model that supports your input type, duration, resolution and sound requirements. Compare the same prompt and references across available models, and review the results and Credit costs before choosing one for your project.
Most models generate clips of about 5 to 10 seconds per run, and some support longer durations. Available lengths are shown when you select a model.
Describe the subject, the action, the setting and the camera movement in that order, plus lighting and mood. One clear action per clip usually gives the most stable result.
Waiting time depends on the queue, provider, selected model, resolution and clip duration. We have not measured a typical completion time for this integration. Follow the existing task’s status in My Work; waiting alone does not mean it failed.
Those tools each focus on one input type. The AI video generator combines them, so you can start from a prompt or an image on the same page.
Paid outputs generated with a Lite, Pro or Ultra subscription, or a one-time Credit Pack, may be used commercially under our Terms of Service, the selected model's terms and applicable intellectual property law. You must have the rights to your inputs and remain responsible for how you use the output.
Describe a scene or upload an image, choose a compatible model and review its Credit estimate. You can also open a focused tool for one workflow.
Eligible new accounts can receive up to 10 signup Credits. Granted signup Credits expire after 3 days.
Grants are subject to eligibility and the daily allocation limit, so registration does not guarantee a grant. Your Credit history shows the amount actually received and its expiry. Signup Credits are not unlimited and may be insufficient for a video.
These are estimates for one new attempt with the listed models. The draft uses text only; the image example uses one first frame; the reference example uses two still images. No video or audio references are included.
| Workflow | Model and settings | Estimated Credits | Pack-price equivalent (USD) | Signup allowance comparison |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Short text-only draft | seedance-2.0-mini 4s · 480p · 16:9 | 30 | $0.18 | Full signup grant is insufficient |
| Single-image animation | minimax-h3 5s · 768p · 16:9 | 122 | $0.73 | Full signup grant is insufficient |
| Two-image reference shot | minimax-h3 5s · 768p · 16:9 | 122 | $0.73 | Full signup grant is insufficient |
USD equivalents use the current 5000-Credit Pack at $29.99. They allocate part of a pack purchase, not a separate per-video cash payment. Subscription rates and other packs differ; actual remaining allowance may be lower.
A successful result uses Credits even if you dislike it. Budget for several attempts: three successful attempts at the same settings use about three times the listed Credits. Failed generation tasks return their Credits. Video/audio reference duration and other inputs can affect the final quote.