I just tested MiniMax H3 Max with the prompt I shared in the video, and the result came out really well. The model followed the transformation sequence surprisingly well while keeping the live-action footage and hand-drawn effects consistent. And the best part is, I didn’t need any complicated setup. I simply used the prompt from the video with MiniMax H3 Max and generated the result.

I made a quick quiz to see how big the difference really is between GPT Image 2 and GPT Image 2.5. For every round, you’ll see two images. One was created with GPT Image 2, and the other with GPT Image 2.5. The important part is that I used the exact same prompt for both models every single time. No extra instructions, no different settings. Just the same prompt, so we can compare the results as fairly as possible. Some differences are pretty obvious, while others are much harder to notice. Let’s see how many you can get right 👀

Can you guess which cartoons these are? 👀 Drop your answers below 👇

I’ve been experimenting with creating full commercial concepts with AI, and this time I started by building a complete storyboard before generating the video. The idea was to create an Oreo-style commercial where a normal kitchen slowly transforms into a surreal world with a milk lake, floating cookies, and a giant Oreo moon. What I like about this workflow is that the storyboard helps you plan everything before you start generating the video. You can already see the characters, environments, camera shots, product shots, and the full sequence of the commercial. You don’t need to be a professional filmmaker to try this. You can start with a simple product or brand idea, turn it into a storyboard with AI, and then use those scenes as a guide for your video generation. I think this is especially useful for creators, marketers, and small brands who want to make more cinematic ads without needing a full production team.

It’s Friday, and for a lot of people that means the weekend is finally here. Time to relax a little, switch off from work, and enjoy some humor. So I made this video for fun using MiniMax H3 Max Turbo. Nothing too serious this time, just a funny idea turned into a quick video. Sometimes it’s good to stop overthinking prompts and just create something that makes you laugh. Hope everyone has a great weekend 👇