MiniMax H3 Max

import { createClient } from '@runware/sdk'

const client = await createClient({ apiKey: process.env.RUNWARE_API_KEY })
await client.connect()

const [result] = await client.run({
  model: 'minimax:h3@max',
  positivePrompt: 'Create a polished 10-second photorealistic product explainer for a museum engineering supplier. The product is an unbranded seismic isolation plinth: a low, precision-machined circular pedestal with a pale limestone top, dark graphite base, and a thin vermilion accent ring. A delicate ancient celadon vase stands centered on top. The demonstration takes place in an immaculate museum conservation studio with cool gray walls, archival shelving softly out of focus, and warm directional daylight.\n\n0–2 seconds: begin with a low three-quarter hero view and a slow, steady dolly toward the vase and plinth. The pedestal sits on a compact black earthquake simulation table. Crisp reflections and shallow depth of field emphasize the engineered materials.\n\n2–6 seconds: the simulation table suddenly oscillates left and right with forceful, clearly visible earthquake motion. The black table and lower section of the plinth shift rapidly while the isolated limestone top glides in controlled counter-motion. The tall vase remains upright, calm, and nearly motionless, making the protection immediately understandable. A small shallow dish of water beside the vase stays level with only a faint ripple. Motion must feel mechanically credible, not magical.\n\n6–8 seconds: the shaking decelerates and stops. The plinth smoothly recenters itself while the vase remains perfectly safe. The camera begins a subtle clockwise arc around the product.\n\n8–10 seconds: during the arc, the dark outer casing becomes a refined semi-transparent technical cutaway, revealing crossed steel guide rails, circular bearings, and compact spring dampers returning to center beneath the stable top plate. End on a clean three-quarter close-up of the exposed mechanism and protected vase. Elegant museum-grade industrial design, celadon green, limestone cream, graphite, and vermilion palette; precise premium engineering-film aesthetic. Natural synchronized sound: low shake-table rumble, controlled mechanical sliding, then a soft settling click. No people, captions, logos, interface graphics, diagrams, or floating text.',
  width: 1344,
  height: 768,
  duration: 10
})

import asyncio
import os

from runware import Runware


async def main():
    async with Runware(api_key=os.environ["RUNWARE_API_KEY"]) as client:
        results = await client.run({
            "model": "minimax:h3@max",
            "positivePrompt": "Create a polished 10-second photorealistic product explainer for a museum engineering supplier. The product is an unbranded seismic isolation plinth: a low, precision-machined circular pedestal with a pale limestone top, dark graphite base, and a thin vermilion accent ring. A delicate ancient celadon vase stands centered on top. The demonstration takes place in an immaculate museum conservation studio with cool gray walls, archival shelving softly out of focus, and warm directional daylight.\n\n0–2 seconds: begin with a low three-quarter hero view and a slow, steady dolly toward the vase and plinth. The pedestal sits on a compact black earthquake simulation table. Crisp reflections and shallow depth of field emphasize the engineered materials.\n\n2–6 seconds: the simulation table suddenly oscillates left and right with forceful, clearly visible earthquake motion. The black table and lower section of the plinth shift rapidly while the isolated limestone top glides in controlled counter-motion. The tall vase remains upright, calm, and nearly motionless, making the protection immediately understandable. A small shallow dish of water beside the vase stays level with only a faint ripple. Motion must feel mechanically credible, not magical.\n\n6–8 seconds: the shaking decelerates and stops. The plinth smoothly recenters itself while the vase remains perfectly safe. The camera begins a subtle clockwise arc around the product.\n\n8–10 seconds: during the arc, the dark outer casing becomes a refined semi-transparent technical cutaway, revealing crossed steel guide rails, circular bearings, and compact spring dampers returning to center beneath the stable top plate. End on a clean three-quarter close-up of the exposed mechanism and protected vase. Elegant museum-grade industrial design, celadon green, limestone cream, graphite, and vermilion palette; precise premium engineering-film aesthetic. Natural synchronized sound: low shake-table rumble, controlled mechanical sliding, then a soft settling click. No people, captions, logos, interface graphics, diagrams, or floating text.",
            "width": 1344,
            "height": 768,
            "duration": 10
        })


asyncio.run(main())

curl https://api.runware.ai/v1 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $RUNWARE_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '[
    {
      "taskType": "videoInference",
      "taskUUID": "806d3864-5854-4cd9-8f24-eda82fec8ebf",
      "model": "minimax:h3@max",
      "positivePrompt": "Create a polished 10-second photorealistic product explainer for a museum engineering supplier. The product is an unbranded seismic isolation plinth: a low, precision-machined circular pedestal with a pale limestone top, dark graphite base, and a thin vermilion accent ring. A delicate ancient celadon vase stands centered on top. The demonstration takes place in an immaculate museum conservation studio with cool gray walls, archival shelving softly out of focus, and warm directional daylight.\n\n0–2 seconds: begin with a low three-quarter hero view and a slow, steady dolly toward the vase and plinth. The pedestal sits on a compact black earthquake simulation table. Crisp reflections and shallow depth of field emphasize the engineered materials.\n\n2–6 seconds: the simulation table suddenly oscillates left and right with forceful, clearly visible earthquake motion. The black table and lower section of the plinth shift rapidly while the isolated limestone top glides in controlled counter-motion. The tall vase remains upright, calm, and nearly motionless, making the protection immediately understandable. A small shallow dish of water beside the vase stays level with only a faint ripple. Motion must feel mechanically credible, not magical.\n\n6–8 seconds: the shaking decelerates and stops. The plinth smoothly recenters itself while the vase remains perfectly safe. The camera begins a subtle clockwise arc around the product.\n\n8–10 seconds: during the arc, the dark outer casing becomes a refined semi-transparent technical cutaway, revealing crossed steel guide rails, circular bearings, and compact spring dampers returning to center beneath the stable top plate. End on a clean three-quarter close-up of the exposed mechanism and protected vase. Elegant museum-grade industrial design, celadon green, limestone cream, graphite, and vermilion palette; precise premium engineering-film aesthetic. Natural synchronized sound: low shake-table rumble, controlled mechanical sliding, then a soft settling click. No people, captions, logos, interface graphics, diagrams, or floating text.",
      "width": 1344,
      "height": 768,
      "duration": 10
    }
  ]'

runware run minimax:h3@max \
  positivePrompt="Create a polished 10-second photorealistic product explainer for a museum engineering supplier. The product is an unbranded seismic isolation plinth: a low, precision-machined circular pedestal with a pale limestone top, dark graphite base, and a thin vermilion accent ring. A delicate ancient celadon vase stands centered on top. The demonstration takes place in an immaculate museum conservation studio with cool gray walls, archival shelving softly out of focus, and warm directional daylight.

0–2 seconds: begin with a low three-quarter hero view and a slow, steady dolly toward the vase and plinth. The pedestal sits on a compact black earthquake simulation table. Crisp reflections and shallow depth of field emphasize the engineered materials.

2–6 seconds: the simulation table suddenly oscillates left and right with forceful, clearly visible earthquake motion. The black table and lower section of the plinth shift rapidly while the isolated limestone top glides in controlled counter-motion. The tall vase remains upright, calm, and nearly motionless, making the protection immediately understandable. A small shallow dish of water beside the vase stays level with only a faint ripple. Motion must feel mechanically credible, not magical.

6–8 seconds: the shaking decelerates and stops. The plinth smoothly recenters itself while the vase remains perfectly safe. The camera begins a subtle clockwise arc around the product.

8–10 seconds: during the arc, the dark outer casing becomes a refined semi-transparent technical cutaway, revealing crossed steel guide rails, circular bearings, and compact spring dampers returning to center beneath the stable top plate. End on a clean three-quarter close-up of the exposed mechanism and protected vase. Elegant museum-grade industrial design, celadon green, limestone cream, graphite, and vermilion palette; precise premium engineering-film aesthetic. Natural synchronized sound: low shake-table rumble, controlled mechanical sliding, then a soft settling click. No people, captions, logos, interface graphics, diagrams, or floating text." \
  width=1344 \
  height=768 \
  duration=10

{
  "taskType": "videoInference",
  "taskUUID": "806d3864-5854-4cd9-8f24-eda82fec8ebf",
  "model": "minimax:h3@max",
  "positivePrompt": "Create a polished 10-second photorealistic product explainer for a museum engineering supplier. The product is an unbranded seismic isolation plinth: a low, precision-machined circular pedestal with a pale limestone top, dark graphite base, and a thin vermilion accent ring. A delicate ancient celadon vase stands centered on top. The demonstration takes place in an immaculate museum conservation studio with cool gray walls, archival shelving softly out of focus, and warm directional daylight.\n\n0–2 seconds: begin with a low three-quarter hero view and a slow, steady dolly toward the vase and plinth. The pedestal sits on a compact black earthquake simulation table. Crisp reflections and shallow depth of field emphasize the engineered materials.\n\n2–6 seconds: the simulation table suddenly oscillates left and right with forceful, clearly visible earthquake motion. The black table and lower section of the plinth shift rapidly while the isolated limestone top glides in controlled counter-motion. The tall vase remains upright, calm, and nearly motionless, making the protection immediately understandable. A small shallow dish of water beside the vase stays level with only a faint ripple. Motion must feel mechanically credible, not magical.\n\n6–8 seconds: the shaking decelerates and stops. The plinth smoothly recenters itself while the vase remains perfectly safe. The camera begins a subtle clockwise arc around the product.\n\n8–10 seconds: during the arc, the dark outer casing becomes a refined semi-transparent technical cutaway, revealing crossed steel guide rails, circular bearings, and compact spring dampers returning to center beneath the stable top plate. End on a clean three-quarter close-up of the exposed mechanism and protected vase. Elegant museum-grade industrial design, celadon green, limestone cream, graphite, and vermilion palette; precise premium engineering-film aesthetic. Natural synchronized sound: low shake-table rumble, controlled mechanical sliding, then a soft settling click. No people, captions, logos, interface graphics, diagrams, or floating text.",
  "width": 1344,
  "height": 768,
  "duration": 10
}

import { createClient } from '@runware/sdk'

const client = await createClient({ apiKey: process.env.RUNWARE_API_KEY })
await client.connect()

const [result] = await client.run({
  model: 'minimax:h3@max',
  positivePrompt: 'A polished 10-second documentary b-roll shot inside a real mycelium biomaterials laboratory. A materials technician wearing a pale sage lab coat, hair covering, nitrile gloves, and clear safety glasses carefully lifts a flexible cream-colored sheet of grown mycelium from a shallow stainless-steel cultivation tray. The fibrous material resembles unfinished plant-based leather, with subtle organic texture and irregular natural edges. Surrounding environment: clean stainless workbench, stacked incubation trays, glass partitions, soft vapor from a nearby humidification system, and defocused laboratory equipment in the background. Warm ivory, muted sage, and brushed-steel palette; soft diffused overhead lighting with gentle morning light entering from one side. Begin with a stable waist-level medium shot showing the technician and tray. During the first three seconds, the technician loosens one edge with a small sterile spatula. From seconds three to seven, they slowly raise the supple sheet with both hands as it bends naturally under gravity. The camera performs a smooth, subtle lateral dolly and gradual push-in, keeping the hands and material in sharp focus while the background falls into shallow depth of field. During the final three seconds, the technician holds the sheet toward a soft inspection light, revealing its translucent fibers and fine surface texture; finish on a clean close-up with gentle vapor drifting through the backlight. One continuous shot, physically realistic hand movement and material behavior, restrained professional stock-footage aesthetic, no cuts, no dramatic visual effects, no visible logos, labels, screens, captions, or text.',
  width: 1344,
  height: 768,
  duration: 10
})

import asyncio
import os

from runware import Runware


async def main():
    async with Runware(api_key=os.environ["RUNWARE_API_KEY"]) as client:
        results = await client.run({
            "model": "minimax:h3@max",
            "positivePrompt": "A polished 10-second documentary b-roll shot inside a real mycelium biomaterials laboratory. A materials technician wearing a pale sage lab coat, hair covering, nitrile gloves, and clear safety glasses carefully lifts a flexible cream-colored sheet of grown mycelium from a shallow stainless-steel cultivation tray. The fibrous material resembles unfinished plant-based leather, with subtle organic texture and irregular natural edges. Surrounding environment: clean stainless workbench, stacked incubation trays, glass partitions, soft vapor from a nearby humidification system, and defocused laboratory equipment in the background. Warm ivory, muted sage, and brushed-steel palette; soft diffused overhead lighting with gentle morning light entering from one side. Begin with a stable waist-level medium shot showing the technician and tray. During the first three seconds, the technician loosens one edge with a small sterile spatula. From seconds three to seven, they slowly raise the supple sheet with both hands as it bends naturally under gravity. The camera performs a smooth, subtle lateral dolly and gradual push-in, keeping the hands and material in sharp focus while the background falls into shallow depth of field. During the final three seconds, the technician holds the sheet toward a soft inspection light, revealing its translucent fibers and fine surface texture; finish on a clean close-up with gentle vapor drifting through the backlight. One continuous shot, physically realistic hand movement and material behavior, restrained professional stock-footage aesthetic, no cuts, no dramatic visual effects, no visible logos, labels, screens, captions, or text.",
            "width": 1344,
            "height": 768,
            "duration": 10
        })


asyncio.run(main())

curl https://api.runware.ai/v1 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $RUNWARE_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '[
    {
      "taskType": "videoInference",
      "taskUUID": "0e0bdf36-080b-40ff-8d70-18249b6292d9",
      "model": "minimax:h3@max",
      "positivePrompt": "A polished 10-second documentary b-roll shot inside a real mycelium biomaterials laboratory. A materials technician wearing a pale sage lab coat, hair covering, nitrile gloves, and clear safety glasses carefully lifts a flexible cream-colored sheet of grown mycelium from a shallow stainless-steel cultivation tray. The fibrous material resembles unfinished plant-based leather, with subtle organic texture and irregular natural edges. Surrounding environment: clean stainless workbench, stacked incubation trays, glass partitions, soft vapor from a nearby humidification system, and defocused laboratory equipment in the background. Warm ivory, muted sage, and brushed-steel palette; soft diffused overhead lighting with gentle morning light entering from one side. Begin with a stable waist-level medium shot showing the technician and tray. During the first three seconds, the technician loosens one edge with a small sterile spatula. From seconds three to seven, they slowly raise the supple sheet with both hands as it bends naturally under gravity. The camera performs a smooth, subtle lateral dolly and gradual push-in, keeping the hands and material in sharp focus while the background falls into shallow depth of field. During the final three seconds, the technician holds the sheet toward a soft inspection light, revealing its translucent fibers and fine surface texture; finish on a clean close-up with gentle vapor drifting through the backlight. One continuous shot, physically realistic hand movement and material behavior, restrained professional stock-footage aesthetic, no cuts, no dramatic visual effects, no visible logos, labels, screens, captions, or text.",
      "width": 1344,
      "height": 768,
      "duration": 10
    }
  ]'

runware run minimax:h3@max \
  positivePrompt="A polished 10-second documentary b-roll shot inside a real mycelium biomaterials laboratory. A materials technician wearing a pale sage lab coat, hair covering, nitrile gloves, and clear safety glasses carefully lifts a flexible cream-colored sheet of grown mycelium from a shallow stainless-steel cultivation tray. The fibrous material resembles unfinished plant-based leather, with subtle organic texture and irregular natural edges. Surrounding environment: clean stainless workbench, stacked incubation trays, glass partitions, soft vapor from a nearby humidification system, and defocused laboratory equipment in the background. Warm ivory, muted sage, and brushed-steel palette; soft diffused overhead lighting with gentle morning light entering from one side. Begin with a stable waist-level medium shot showing the technician and tray. During the first three seconds, the technician loosens one edge with a small sterile spatula. From seconds three to seven, they slowly raise the supple sheet with both hands as it bends naturally under gravity. The camera performs a smooth, subtle lateral dolly and gradual push-in, keeping the hands and material in sharp focus while the background falls into shallow depth of field. During the final three seconds, the technician holds the sheet toward a soft inspection light, revealing its translucent fibers and fine surface texture; finish on a clean close-up with gentle vapor drifting through the backlight. One continuous shot, physically realistic hand movement and material behavior, restrained professional stock-footage aesthetic, no cuts, no dramatic visual effects, no visible logos, labels, screens, captions, or text." \
  width=1344 \
  height=768 \
  duration=10

{
  "taskType": "videoInference",
  "taskUUID": "0e0bdf36-080b-40ff-8d70-18249b6292d9",
  "model": "minimax:h3@max",
  "positivePrompt": "A polished 10-second documentary b-roll shot inside a real mycelium biomaterials laboratory. A materials technician wearing a pale sage lab coat, hair covering, nitrile gloves, and clear safety glasses carefully lifts a flexible cream-colored sheet of grown mycelium from a shallow stainless-steel cultivation tray. The fibrous material resembles unfinished plant-based leather, with subtle organic texture and irregular natural edges. Surrounding environment: clean stainless workbench, stacked incubation trays, glass partitions, soft vapor from a nearby humidification system, and defocused laboratory equipment in the background. Warm ivory, muted sage, and brushed-steel palette; soft diffused overhead lighting with gentle morning light entering from one side. Begin with a stable waist-level medium shot showing the technician and tray. During the first three seconds, the technician loosens one edge with a small sterile spatula. From seconds three to seven, they slowly raise the supple sheet with both hands as it bends naturally under gravity. The camera performs a smooth, subtle lateral dolly and gradual push-in, keeping the hands and material in sharp focus while the background falls into shallow depth of field. During the final three seconds, the technician holds the sheet toward a soft inspection light, revealing its translucent fibers and fine surface texture; finish on a clean close-up with gentle vapor drifting through the backlight. One continuous shot, physically realistic hand movement and material behavior, restrained professional stock-footage aesthetic, no cuts, no dramatic visual effects, no visible logos, labels, screens, captions, or text.",
  "width": 1344,
  "height": 768,
  "duration": 10
}

import { createClient } from '@runware/sdk'

const client = await createClient({ apiKey: process.env.RUNWARE_API_KEY })
await client.connect()

const [result] = await client.run({
  model: 'minimax:h3@max',
  positivePrompt: 'Continue naturally from the supplied first frame as one polished vertical social media ad shot. The falconer makes a subtle forward gesture with her raised gauntlet and the Harris\'s hawk pushes off powerfully, opening its wings with realistic weight and feather movement. Loose grape leaves stir from the downbeat. The camera tilts and glides upward to follow the hawk flying low along the vineyard row, keeping it sharp as the handler and vines fall into gentle background blur. A small flock of pest birds lifts safely from the distant vines and disperses ahead of the approaching hawk, communicating humane crop protection without aggression or contact. Preserve the cool slate-blue dawn, copper rim light, thin ground mist, burgundy jacket and refined agricultural-documentary art direction. Smooth physically plausible motion, restrained slow-motion feeling, subtle handheld steadiness, realistic wing beats, cinematic depth of field, premium editorial finish. Keep all people, birds and vineyard structures natural and consistent. No cuts, captions, logos, interface elements or added text.',
  resolution: '768p',
  duration: 5,
  inputs: {
    frameImages: [
      {
        image: 'https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/cd80e1f1-e7c7-4786-9fc1-557ebcc635f5.jpg',
        frame: 'first'
      }
    ]
  }
})

import asyncio
import os

from runware import Runware


async def main():
    async with Runware(api_key=os.environ["RUNWARE_API_KEY"]) as client:
        results = await client.run({
            "model": "minimax:h3@max",
            "positivePrompt": "Continue naturally from the supplied first frame as one polished vertical social media ad shot. The falconer makes a subtle forward gesture with her raised gauntlet and the Harris's hawk pushes off powerfully, opening its wings with realistic weight and feather movement. Loose grape leaves stir from the downbeat. The camera tilts and glides upward to follow the hawk flying low along the vineyard row, keeping it sharp as the handler and vines fall into gentle background blur. A small flock of pest birds lifts safely from the distant vines and disperses ahead of the approaching hawk, communicating humane crop protection without aggression or contact. Preserve the cool slate-blue dawn, copper rim light, thin ground mist, burgundy jacket and refined agricultural-documentary art direction. Smooth physically plausible motion, restrained slow-motion feeling, subtle handheld steadiness, realistic wing beats, cinematic depth of field, premium editorial finish. Keep all people, birds and vineyard structures natural and consistent. No cuts, captions, logos, interface elements or added text.",
            "resolution": "768p",
            "duration": 5,
            "inputs": {
                "frameImages": [
                    {
                        "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/cd80e1f1-e7c7-4786-9fc1-557ebcc635f5.jpg",
                        "frame": "first"
                    }
                ]
            }
        })


asyncio.run(main())

curl https://api.runware.ai/v1 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $RUNWARE_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '[
    {
      "taskType": "videoInference",
      "taskUUID": "a4483454-dc7b-4080-a356-407de7e883e3",
      "model": "minimax:h3@max",
      "positivePrompt": "Continue naturally from the supplied first frame as one polished vertical social media ad shot. The falconer makes a subtle forward gesture with her raised gauntlet and the Harris's hawk pushes off powerfully, opening its wings with realistic weight and feather movement. Loose grape leaves stir from the downbeat. The camera tilts and glides upward to follow the hawk flying low along the vineyard row, keeping it sharp as the handler and vines fall into gentle background blur. A small flock of pest birds lifts safely from the distant vines and disperses ahead of the approaching hawk, communicating humane crop protection without aggression or contact. Preserve the cool slate-blue dawn, copper rim light, thin ground mist, burgundy jacket and refined agricultural-documentary art direction. Smooth physically plausible motion, restrained slow-motion feeling, subtle handheld steadiness, realistic wing beats, cinematic depth of field, premium editorial finish. Keep all people, birds and vineyard structures natural and consistent. No cuts, captions, logos, interface elements or added text.",
      "resolution": "768p",
      "duration": 5,
      "inputs": {
        "frameImages": [
          {
            "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/cd80e1f1-e7c7-4786-9fc1-557ebcc635f5.jpg",
            "frame": "first"
          }
        ]
      }
    }
  ]'

runware run minimax:h3@max \
  positivePrompt="Continue naturally from the supplied first frame as one polished vertical social media ad shot. The falconer makes a subtle forward gesture with her raised gauntlet and the Harris's hawk pushes off powerfully, opening its wings with realistic weight and feather movement. Loose grape leaves stir from the downbeat. The camera tilts and glides upward to follow the hawk flying low along the vineyard row, keeping it sharp as the handler and vines fall into gentle background blur. A small flock of pest birds lifts safely from the distant vines and disperses ahead of the approaching hawk, communicating humane crop protection without aggression or contact. Preserve the cool slate-blue dawn, copper rim light, thin ground mist, burgundy jacket and refined agricultural-documentary art direction. Smooth physically plausible motion, restrained slow-motion feeling, subtle handheld steadiness, realistic wing beats, cinematic depth of field, premium editorial finish. Keep all people, birds and vineyard structures natural and consistent. No cuts, captions, logos, interface elements or added text." \
  resolution=768p \
  duration=5 \
  inputs.frameImages.0.image=https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/cd80e1f1-e7c7-4786-9fc1-557ebcc635f5.jpg \
  inputs.frameImages.0.frame=first

{
  "taskType": "videoInference",
  "taskUUID": "a4483454-dc7b-4080-a356-407de7e883e3",
  "model": "minimax:h3@max",
  "positivePrompt": "Continue naturally from the supplied first frame as one polished vertical social media ad shot. The falconer makes a subtle forward gesture with her raised gauntlet and the Harris's hawk pushes off powerfully, opening its wings with realistic weight and feather movement. Loose grape leaves stir from the downbeat. The camera tilts and glides upward to follow the hawk flying low along the vineyard row, keeping it sharp as the handler and vines fall into gentle background blur. A small flock of pest birds lifts safely from the distant vines and disperses ahead of the approaching hawk, communicating humane crop protection without aggression or contact. Preserve the cool slate-blue dawn, copper rim light, thin ground mist, burgundy jacket and refined agricultural-documentary art direction. Smooth physically plausible motion, restrained slow-motion feeling, subtle handheld steadiness, realistic wing beats, cinematic depth of field, premium editorial finish. Keep all people, birds and vineyard structures natural and consistent. No cuts, captions, logos, interface elements or added text.",
  "resolution": "768p",
  "duration": 5,
  "inputs": {
    "frameImages": [
      {
        "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/cd80e1f1-e7c7-4786-9fc1-557ebcc635f5.jpg",
        "frame": "first"
      }
    ]
  }
}

import { createClient } from '@runware/sdk'

const client = await createClient({ apiKey: process.env.RUNWARE_API_KEY })
await client.connect()

const [result] = await client.run({
  model: 'minimax:h3@max',
  positivePrompt: 'Create a polished 15-second vertical short-form social ad for a specialist accordion restoration atelier. Begin precisely from the supplied first frame and finish precisely on the supplied last frame, preserving the same vintage accordion, locked three-quarter camera angle, walnut workbench, warm task lamp and teal workshop shadows throughout. The visual language is tactile, rhythmic and premium rather than whimsical.\n\n0-3 seconds: a narrow beam from the task lamp sweeps across the dusty, damaged accordion. Fine dust lifts into the light as the camera makes an extremely subtle push forward. The sagging bellows exhale with a soft, tired wheeze. A craftsperson\'s steady hands in an indigo work apron enter frame and gently test one crooked key.\n\n3-11 seconds: compress the restoration process into a sequence of elegant, physically believable match-cut motions while maintaining spatial continuity. Hands release tiny screws into a brass tray; lift the casing; remove and inspect tarnished reeds; brush dust from the interior; straighten the key mechanism with fine pliers; apply wax; patch and press the bellows corners; stitch the torn leather strap; polish the oxblood-red marbled shell with a soft cloth. Use close, satisfying hand movements, brief rack focuses, restrained speed ramps and seamless object-led transitions. Tools move only when handled. Materials react realistically: dust disperses, metal catches highlights, wax softens, leather flexes and polish gradually restores a deep gloss. Do not introduce sparks, magical particles or impossible morphing.\n\n11-15 seconds: return smoothly to the original wider composition as the finished accordion settles into the exact final-frame position. The craftsperson\'s hands lift and expand the renewed bellows, then press a clean chord. End on the supplied restored image with the polished casing glowing under the tungsten lamp and the bellows gently breathing. Sound design evolves from dry clicks, cloth friction and the initial weak wheeze into crisp key action and one warm, resonant accordion chord. Rich oxblood, aged ivory, brass, walnut and deep teal palette; cinematic workshop realism; refined craft documentary art direction; stable anatomy and consistent object geometry. No captions, logos, readable lettering, borders, interface elements or watermarks.',
  resolution: '480p',
  duration: 15,
  inputs: {
    frameImages: [
      {
        image: 'https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/6ab315f7-edba-4a00-9c10-97c876e5d075.jpg',
        frame: 'first'
      },
      {
        image: 'https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/4a6a0a43-c347-4dee-b052-dd8a691e466d.jpg',
        frame: 'last'
      }
    ]
  }
})

import asyncio
import os

from runware import Runware


async def main():
    async with Runware(api_key=os.environ["RUNWARE_API_KEY"]) as client:
        results = await client.run({
            "model": "minimax:h3@max",
            "positivePrompt": "Create a polished 15-second vertical short-form social ad for a specialist accordion restoration atelier. Begin precisely from the supplied first frame and finish precisely on the supplied last frame, preserving the same vintage accordion, locked three-quarter camera angle, walnut workbench, warm task lamp and teal workshop shadows throughout. The visual language is tactile, rhythmic and premium rather than whimsical.\n\n0-3 seconds: a narrow beam from the task lamp sweeps across the dusty, damaged accordion. Fine dust lifts into the light as the camera makes an extremely subtle push forward. The sagging bellows exhale with a soft, tired wheeze. A craftsperson's steady hands in an indigo work apron enter frame and gently test one crooked key.\n\n3-11 seconds: compress the restoration process into a sequence of elegant, physically believable match-cut motions while maintaining spatial continuity. Hands release tiny screws into a brass tray; lift the casing; remove and inspect tarnished reeds; brush dust from the interior; straighten the key mechanism with fine pliers; apply wax; patch and press the bellows corners; stitch the torn leather strap; polish the oxblood-red marbled shell with a soft cloth. Use close, satisfying hand movements, brief rack focuses, restrained speed ramps and seamless object-led transitions. Tools move only when handled. Materials react realistically: dust disperses, metal catches highlights, wax softens, leather flexes and polish gradually restores a deep gloss. Do not introduce sparks, magical particles or impossible morphing.\n\n11-15 seconds: return smoothly to the original wider composition as the finished accordion settles into the exact final-frame position. The craftsperson's hands lift and expand the renewed bellows, then press a clean chord. End on the supplied restored image with the polished casing glowing under the tungsten lamp and the bellows gently breathing. Sound design evolves from dry clicks, cloth friction and the initial weak wheeze into crisp key action and one warm, resonant accordion chord. Rich oxblood, aged ivory, brass, walnut and deep teal palette; cinematic workshop realism; refined craft documentary art direction; stable anatomy and consistent object geometry. No captions, logos, readable lettering, borders, interface elements or watermarks.",
            "resolution": "480p",
            "duration": 15,
            "inputs": {
                "frameImages": [
                    {
                        "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/6ab315f7-edba-4a00-9c10-97c876e5d075.jpg",
                        "frame": "first"
                    },
                    {
                        "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/4a6a0a43-c347-4dee-b052-dd8a691e466d.jpg",
                        "frame": "last"
                    }
                ]
            }
        })


asyncio.run(main())

curl https://api.runware.ai/v1 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $RUNWARE_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '[
    {
      "taskType": "videoInference",
      "taskUUID": "a2d362d6-1196-4303-b4f0-3b6683bf4be1",
      "model": "minimax:h3@max",
      "positivePrompt": "Create a polished 15-second vertical short-form social ad for a specialist accordion restoration atelier. Begin precisely from the supplied first frame and finish precisely on the supplied last frame, preserving the same vintage accordion, locked three-quarter camera angle, walnut workbench, warm task lamp and teal workshop shadows throughout. The visual language is tactile, rhythmic and premium rather than whimsical.\n\n0-3 seconds: a narrow beam from the task lamp sweeps across the dusty, damaged accordion. Fine dust lifts into the light as the camera makes an extremely subtle push forward. The sagging bellows exhale with a soft, tired wheeze. A craftsperson's steady hands in an indigo work apron enter frame and gently test one crooked key.\n\n3-11 seconds: compress the restoration process into a sequence of elegant, physically believable match-cut motions while maintaining spatial continuity. Hands release tiny screws into a brass tray; lift the casing; remove and inspect tarnished reeds; brush dust from the interior; straighten the key mechanism with fine pliers; apply wax; patch and press the bellows corners; stitch the torn leather strap; polish the oxblood-red marbled shell with a soft cloth. Use close, satisfying hand movements, brief rack focuses, restrained speed ramps and seamless object-led transitions. Tools move only when handled. Materials react realistically: dust disperses, metal catches highlights, wax softens, leather flexes and polish gradually restores a deep gloss. Do not introduce sparks, magical particles or impossible morphing.\n\n11-15 seconds: return smoothly to the original wider composition as the finished accordion settles into the exact final-frame position. The craftsperson's hands lift and expand the renewed bellows, then press a clean chord. End on the supplied restored image with the polished casing glowing under the tungsten lamp and the bellows gently breathing. Sound design evolves from dry clicks, cloth friction and the initial weak wheeze into crisp key action and one warm, resonant accordion chord. Rich oxblood, aged ivory, brass, walnut and deep teal palette; cinematic workshop realism; refined craft documentary art direction; stable anatomy and consistent object geometry. No captions, logos, readable lettering, borders, interface elements or watermarks.",
      "resolution": "480p",
      "duration": 15,
      "inputs": {
        "frameImages": [
          {
            "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/6ab315f7-edba-4a00-9c10-97c876e5d075.jpg",
            "frame": "first"
          },
          {
            "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/4a6a0a43-c347-4dee-b052-dd8a691e466d.jpg",
            "frame": "last"
          }
        ]
      }
    }
  ]'

runware run minimax:h3@max \
  positivePrompt="Create a polished 15-second vertical short-form social ad for a specialist accordion restoration atelier. Begin precisely from the supplied first frame and finish precisely on the supplied last frame, preserving the same vintage accordion, locked three-quarter camera angle, walnut workbench, warm task lamp and teal workshop shadows throughout. The visual language is tactile, rhythmic and premium rather than whimsical.

0-3 seconds: a narrow beam from the task lamp sweeps across the dusty, damaged accordion. Fine dust lifts into the light as the camera makes an extremely subtle push forward. The sagging bellows exhale with a soft, tired wheeze. A craftsperson's steady hands in an indigo work apron enter frame and gently test one crooked key.

3-11 seconds: compress the restoration process into a sequence of elegant, physically believable match-cut motions while maintaining spatial continuity. Hands release tiny screws into a brass tray; lift the casing; remove and inspect tarnished reeds; brush dust from the interior; straighten the key mechanism with fine pliers; apply wax; patch and press the bellows corners; stitch the torn leather strap; polish the oxblood-red marbled shell with a soft cloth. Use close, satisfying hand movements, brief rack focuses, restrained speed ramps and seamless object-led transitions. Tools move only when handled. Materials react realistically: dust disperses, metal catches highlights, wax softens, leather flexes and polish gradually restores a deep gloss. Do not introduce sparks, magical particles or impossible morphing.

11-15 seconds: return smoothly to the original wider composition as the finished accordion settles into the exact final-frame position. The craftsperson's hands lift and expand the renewed bellows, then press a clean chord. End on the supplied restored image with the polished casing glowing under the tungsten lamp and the bellows gently breathing. Sound design evolves from dry clicks, cloth friction and the initial weak wheeze into crisp key action and one warm, resonant accordion chord. Rich oxblood, aged ivory, brass, walnut and deep teal palette; cinematic workshop realism; refined craft documentary art direction; stable anatomy and consistent object geometry. No captions, logos, readable lettering, borders, interface elements or watermarks." \
  resolution=480p \
  duration=15 \
  inputs.frameImages.0.image=https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/6ab315f7-edba-4a00-9c10-97c876e5d075.jpg \
  inputs.frameImages.0.frame=first \
  inputs.frameImages.1.image=https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/4a6a0a43-c347-4dee-b052-dd8a691e466d.jpg \
  inputs.frameImages.1.frame=last

{
  "taskType": "videoInference",
  "taskUUID": "a2d362d6-1196-4303-b4f0-3b6683bf4be1",
  "model": "minimax:h3@max",
  "positivePrompt": "Create a polished 15-second vertical short-form social ad for a specialist accordion restoration atelier. Begin precisely from the supplied first frame and finish precisely on the supplied last frame, preserving the same vintage accordion, locked three-quarter camera angle, walnut workbench, warm task lamp and teal workshop shadows throughout. The visual language is tactile, rhythmic and premium rather than whimsical.\n\n0-3 seconds: a narrow beam from the task lamp sweeps across the dusty, damaged accordion. Fine dust lifts into the light as the camera makes an extremely subtle push forward. The sagging bellows exhale with a soft, tired wheeze. A craftsperson's steady hands in an indigo work apron enter frame and gently test one crooked key.\n\n3-11 seconds: compress the restoration process into a sequence of elegant, physically believable match-cut motions while maintaining spatial continuity. Hands release tiny screws into a brass tray; lift the casing; remove and inspect tarnished reeds; brush dust from the interior; straighten the key mechanism with fine pliers; apply wax; patch and press the bellows corners; stitch the torn leather strap; polish the oxblood-red marbled shell with a soft cloth. Use close, satisfying hand movements, brief rack focuses, restrained speed ramps and seamless object-led transitions. Tools move only when handled. Materials react realistically: dust disperses, metal catches highlights, wax softens, leather flexes and polish gradually restores a deep gloss. Do not introduce sparks, magical particles or impossible morphing.\n\n11-15 seconds: return smoothly to the original wider composition as the finished accordion settles into the exact final-frame position. The craftsperson's hands lift and expand the renewed bellows, then press a clean chord. End on the supplied restored image with the polished casing glowing under the tungsten lamp and the bellows gently breathing. Sound design evolves from dry clicks, cloth friction and the initial weak wheeze into crisp key action and one warm, resonant accordion chord. Rich oxblood, aged ivory, brass, walnut and deep teal palette; cinematic workshop realism; refined craft documentary art direction; stable anatomy and consistent object geometry. No captions, logos, readable lettering, borders, interface elements or watermarks.",
  "resolution": "480p",
  "duration": 15,
  "inputs": {
    "frameImages": [
      {
        "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/6ab315f7-edba-4a00-9c10-97c876e5d075.jpg",
        "frame": "first"
      },
      {
        "image": "https://assets.runware.ai/assets/inputs/4a6a0a43-c347-4dee-b052-dd8a691e466d.jpg",
        "frame": "last"
      }
    ]
  }
}