Nick Perry covers MiniMax H3, a free Chinese AI video model that topped an independent leaderboard over Google's offerings. It generates full video clips from text or images, adds realistic speech, lip sync, and music in one pass, and runs locally on a PC with 8 GB of VRAM.
China just dropped a free AI video model that's already beating Google's on the leaderboards, and you can run it on your own computer. It's called MiniMax H3, and it just took the number 1 spot on the independent video editing leaderboard. Now you feed it text, an image, or an existing video, and it builds a full clip from that. But the real trick is the audio, because it doesn't just make the video, it adds realistic speech, lip sync, and music that fits the scene all in one generation. So while everybody else is monthly for tools that do half of that, you have a free one that does all of it, which means you can run the whole thing on a regular PC with just 8 gigs of VRAM. Comment video below and I'll send you the links.
