Hailuo AI

Type a scene description and Hailuo AI renders a moving clip from it. The model reads camera and lighting cues inside the prompt, so timing and framing follow what you wrote. Want a slow push-in under warm sunset light? Say so. It's the fastest path from an idea to something you can watch.

Upload a photo and turn it into footage while keeping the subject recognizable. This mode suits product shots, portraits, and concept art where the look of a specific image matters far more than a blank-slate prompt typed from scratch into a plain text box.

Reference-based generation keeps a character, object, or style steady across a clip. That consistency is what makes a shot feel deliberate instead of like a lucky roll, and it's a big reason creators reach for this AI video tool over basic text-only generators.

Hailuo AI outputs native 1080p video rather than upscaling a smaller file. The result holds detail in faces and textures, which matters when a clip ends up on a large screen or in a paid ad. Soft edges and smeared textures are the usual tell of a cheap upscale, and going native avoids both.

MiniMax ships new video models on a rolling basis, and you can pick from several in the app. Newer versions handle complex motion and physics better, so heavier action shots tend to work out on the latest one. Older models sometimes render a specific style that the newer ones handle differently, so it pays to test both.

You can generate in the browser, on iOS or Android, or through the open API. Developers can wire video generation into their own products, and teams can standardize on the same models across a workflow. That mix means a solo creator and a small studio can run the exact same pipeline without anyone needing a different subscription tier.