Pika generates audio and video content based on the MiniMax-H3 algorithm.
The Pika H3 Flex is a post-training version developed by Pika based on the MiniMax-H3 framework. This page provided by Hugging Face was officially released by Pika and can be used to generate relevant content directly online.
It is capable of generating both video and audio in a single process, with only 6 sampling steps required. Technically speaking, two LoRA adapters have been installed on the MiniMax-H3 device: one is responsible for generating the initial and final frames, while the other is used to drive the reference image generation process. The latter option is particularly suitable for scenarios where it is necessary to ensure that the characters and visuals remain in alignment with the reference image.
It is important to note its licensing requirements: This adapter is a derivative of the MiniMax H3 model and therefore adheres to the licensing terms established by the MiniMax H3 community. Before using it for commercial purposes, make sure you have thoroughly understood these terms. Online demonstrations are available for free and utilize GPU resources provided by Hugging Face; however, during peak hours, waiting times may be required. Creators who are accustomed to using the Pika official website can use this adapter to gain an understanding of the underlying technology behind Pika’s new generation of models.
If you want to use it to create AI-produced short dramas, you can start by writing the script and creating the storyboards first.TVLabLook: There, you can find analyses of the plots of popular overseas short dramas, rhythm charts outlining their structural patterns, as well as inspiration cards with pre-determined scene breakdowns. Just copy them and use them as prompts.