Direct your scene
Describe your characters, setting, action, and camera movement. For adult projects, make every character's adult age clear and use only authorized likenesses.
Turn your own ideas into uncensored AI videos with Minimax H3 on Medux. Create NSFW scenes featuring consenting adults, or explore cinematic stories, fashion, and visual concepts from text. Choose your format, follow generation progress, and download the finished video.
Your completed video will appear here. Start with your own idea or load an example prompt.
Bring the service behind this Workshop into your app or agent workflow. The Text & Image to Video API reference covers authentication, request parameters, and task results so you can move from a browser experiment to an integration. Its MCP Tool section documents the corresponding tool for your AI agent.
Keep your creative decisions in one place. Write a scene, choose how to frame it, and review the result before your next iteration.
Describe your characters, setting, action, and camera movement. For adult projects, make every character's adult age clear and use only authorized likenesses.
Pick portrait, landscape, or square. Keep the default generation settings or adjust them for your next experiment.
Submit your prompt, follow the task status, then preview and download the finished video.
Build an original scene from a written brief. Give each adult character a clear identity, set the atmosphere, and describe how the moment unfolds. Minimax H3 brings the prompt, output settings, and finished video into one browser workflow.
Develop fictional characters aged 18 or older with a defined look, expression, and movement. Specify clothing, posture, and lighting to give your creative brief a consistent visual direction.
Explore romantic adult scenes, cinematic night settings, and character moments. Describe the interaction, pacing, and camera move together so each shot follows one clear idea.
Turn a wardrobe concept or editorial mood into a moving scene. Direct fabric movement, a subtle pose change, or a slow tracking shot, then refine the prompt after reviewing your result.
A specific visual brief is easier to iterate on than a list of unrelated ideas. Use these starting points to make your next prompt more deliberate.
Describe what the viewer should watch and what changes during the shot. Start with a single action before adding more moving parts.
Specify a close-up, wide shot, or tracking shot. Add one camera movement and describe the lighting or atmosphere that supports it.
Review the result and change one detail at a time. Keep successful prompts as a starting point for product clips, social stories, and visual concepts.
Compare Medux and A2E by workflow: image and video creation, adult-content scope, face swap, API access, and MCP. Check the sources before choosing.
Read the guide Prompt collectionCopy adult swimwear, lingerie fashion, glamour portrait, and virtual model prompts. Refine lighting, framing, and negative prompts with Krea 2 Turbo.
Read the guide Image to videoPrepare an authorized adult image for image-to-video generation. Use Medux reference inputs, compare motion with lip sync, and find the API and MCP docs.
Read the guideMedux supports lawful NSFW text-to-video projects featuring consenting adults. Everyone depicted must be 18 or older, and you need explicit permission to use a real person's likeness. Describe your scene in the generator above, choose a format, and follow your task through to the finished video.
This Workshop supports consensual adult creative projects alongside general text-to-video generation. Consent, likeness rights, applicable law, and the service's content rules apply to every submission. Prompt acceptance and available outputs depend on those rules; content involving minors or non-consensual intimate imagery is not permitted.
Medux supports creative freedom for lawful projects involving consenting adults, but no filter is not an accurate promise of unlimited content acceptance. Age, consent, likeness rights, and service rules still apply. Adult-content support here does not establish what every other video model permits.
Yes. Describe an original adult character, setting, and one clear action. For the same character across several outputs, keep an approved portrait and use compatible reference inputs in Playground. This Workshop takes text and does not receive the portrait itself.
Describe the subject, setting, action, and camera movement you want. Choose an output format and select Generate video. You can also load an example prompt and adapt it before submitting.
No. This Workshop creates a video directly from your text prompt. The underlying Text & Image to Video service also accepts optional image and audio references through Playground and the API.
Choose portrait, landscape, or square at the documented 480p output preset. Advanced settings let you set a duration from 1 to 14 whole seconds and seed. Videos use the default 24 frames per second. The initial values are 5 seconds and a random seed of -1.
Yes. Once a task ID has been returned, processing continues on the server. Return to this page to recover your latest submission, or open Account Results to see your running tasks and completed videos.
This Workshop runs one Minimax H3 video at a time. Generate becomes available again when the current task completes, fails, or expires. You can follow its progress here or in Account Results while it processes.
Yes. The Medux Text & Image to Video API reference documents the service behind this Workshop, including request fields, optional reference inputs, and task results. Use Playground to explore inputs, then integrate the API into your application or agent workflow.
Yes. Download your completed clip and upload it to Video Face Swap with an authorized reference portrait. Workshop Voice can create narration, Workshop Avatar creates talking presenters, and Workshop Remove offers video cleanup tools. Each tool has its own inputs and task history.
Start with one clear subject and action. Add the setting, lighting, shot size, and one camera movement. Keep the instructions consistent, then change one detail at a time when comparing results.