Prompt library / MiniMax H3

Give the aerial camera a destination.

A drone-style prompt needs a starting altitude, a direction of travel, and something to reveal. Without those anchors, the model may create generic floating movement instead of a purposeful aerial shot.

H3 motion reference

Framing and pacing study

Where this works

Use aerial prompts for landscapes, architecture, destination openers, and large-scale establishing shots. Keep people and vehicles secondary unless their movement defines the shot.

Ready-to-use prompt

Low aerial camera skims above a dark volcanic beach at sunrise, moving toward a narrow river that cuts through the sand, then rises gently to reveal green cliffs and the open ocean, stable horizon, smooth forward momentum, natural atmospheric haze

Three controls that matter.

01

State low or high altitude

02

Choose one travel direction

03

Name the final reveal

Questions, answered.

Can H3 imitate FPV motion?

You can request faster low-altitude movement, but keep the route simple so the scene remains readable.

Which ratio suits aerial video?

16:9 or 21:9 gives landscapes more horizontal scale. Vertical works when a road, river, or building creates a strong central line.

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