MiniMax H315s
3D Dress-Up Game
by @sophiaparkerr_ · MiniMax H3
For small shops and small teams
Turn one product photo into an AI video ad that is already trending
40 credits
Add what you have. The agent asks a few quick questions, you tap the answers, it makes the video — ready for TikTok, Reels, Shorts or RedNote. Nothing to type, nobody has to film.
A 15-second ad is 120 credits ($4.48)
6 templates live · every card credits its original creator
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Every model runs from a prompt; most also start from your photo.
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Never written a prompt? Pick a skill.
Skill library adapted from awesome-seedance (MIT)
- 1Say what you sell
- 2Pick a skill
- 3See a preview before you pay
AI video templates · one photo
Or star in a viral template yourself
1Pick a template(6 curated viral templates)
2Add your photo(Front portrait, clear lighting)
A clear, front-facing photo. The template keeps your face, hair and skin tone; outfits and the set come from the template.
Kept from the original: The 3D dress-up stage, the cursor-tap outfit swap and the sparkle transition
3Generate
40 credits
About 5 seconds of you in this format.
Example output15s · 9:16
3D Dress-Up Game
Choreography locked · Facial reference enabled
Format: 9:16 Vertical HDMiniMax H3
Made with these templates
Shorts made with CastTake
Scroll-stopping formats recreated from the highest-performing video posts. Pick a style, add one photo, and make it your own.
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Sunlit Try-On, 3 Looks
by @abxxai · MiniMax H3
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Sunglasses Unboxing
by @AIwithkhan · MiniMax H3
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Pixel UI Fashion Walk
by @heyartzy · MiniMax H3
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Vanity Skincare Routine
by @Mohidxai · MiniMax H3
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Getting Ready Montage
by @GlitterPixely · MiniMax H3
Recast any dance with your product
Same moves, new person and scene, your product. One video from $4.99, no subscription.
Try Motion TransferHow AI motion transfer worksSkill library
Each skill is a way of directing a video, shared by its creator and credited here. The clips under each one were made with that skill.
From a product photo
How the AI video ad generator works
- 01
Add one product photo
A phone photo of the product, tight and in focus. A listing photo works. No script, no footage, no brief.
- 02
Tap three answers
The agent asks what the ad should do, who presents it, and confirms the cost before anything renders. You answer by tapping, not typing.
- 03
Get a vertical ad
A 9:16 ad for TikTok, Reels, Shorts or RedNote, rendered in minutes and saved to My videos. Change one answer to render another hook for the same product.
Guides and tools for product ads
- AI product video generatorThe generator on its own page, with the cost for each length.
- Product sceneTurn a product photo into a clean reference shot first.
- AI ad makerImage and video ads from the same product photo.
- UGC ad formatsWhich format fits your product, and which need no person.
- UGC ad templatesFormats that are already working, ready to remake.
- AI UGC for TikTok ShopRules, costs and a budget calculator for Shop sellers.
- AI UGC ad generatorWant a person talking to camera? An AI presenter version.
- Product photo promptsA GPT Image prompt library for product shots.
- Arcads alternativeArcads pricing next to the cost per clip here.
- Creatify alternativeCreatify pricing next to the cost per clip here.
How template remakes work
A viral format is a script. We keep the script and swap the star.
Viral social media videos succeed because of specific camera timing, lighting changes, and pacing. We lock down the core choreography while seamlessly blending your portrait into every frame.
01
Pick a template
Every template is a short video that already did well on X, TikTok or Reels, rebuilt from its creator's own prompt. The card links to the original post.
02
Add one photo
A clear, front-facing photo of yourself, or of an adult who agreed to it. It goes through the same content checks as every generation on CastTake.
03
Generate
The clip renders on the model the creator used and appears in your dashboard when it is done. If a generation fails, its credits come back.
Fidelity Guarantee
Why the original prompt stays untouched
We tested rewriting viral prompts to fit new people and places. Every rewrite drifted: frozen scenes started moving again, rooms changed halfway through. Running the creator's prompt word for word, on the model it was made for, kept all seven outfit changes lined up with their clicks on the first try. So a template here is the creator's exact prompt plus your face.
Transparent Pricing
What a remake costs
Fixed credits per remake. No hidden subscription traps.
| Engine | Length | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MiniMax H3 | 15s | 120 |
720p download, personal useView credit packs →
What a remake keeps, and what can vary
Understanding the boundary between original format DNA and AI generation.
KEPT EVERY TIME
- Your face, hair and skin tone across every shot
- The template's outfits, set and camera framing
- Beat timing written into the template, such as a change on every click
CAN VARY BETWEEN RUNS
- Exact hand gestures and small movements
- The frame a clip ends on
- Background details between two runs
Every remake is screened before it renders
Your prompt and reference photo pass a content check before a generation starts, so a request that fails it is refused instead of spending credits.
Template Directory & Prompt Guides
Detailed breakdown for each format, best reference photos, and target audiences.
MiniMax H3 · 120 credits · by @sophiaparkerr_
Action: You stand on a pastel stage inside a colourful 3D dress-up game. A glowing cursor taps a floating outfit card and your look changes in a sparkle, then taps again for shoes and a bag.
Photo: A full-length photo, standing, arms visible. The game swaps your outfit twice, so your face and hair are what carries the likeness.
Best for: Gaming and fashion-game audiences. The cursor-tap swap is the hook even with the sound off.Use →
MiniMax H3 · 120 credits · by @abxxai
Action: A phone on a tripod in a sunlit living room. You step into frame in one outfit and twirl, then two hard cuts swap you into a second and a third look while the room and the camera never move.
Photo: A full-length photo in good light. Three outfits ride on your face and build, so a clear, front-facing shot works best.
Best for: Outfit-of-the-day and haul-style posts. Three looks in fifteen seconds gives viewers a reason to watch to the last cut.Use →
MiniMax H3 · 120 credits · by @AIwithkhan
Action: A handheld phone in a golden-hour bedroom. You open a box, lift out a case, take out the sunglasses and turn them toward the camera, then put them on and check the mirror.
Photo: A front-facing photo with your face fully visible, since you put the glasses on partway through. Natural light matches the golden-hour scene best.
Best for: Product-review and unboxing accounts. The slow product turn and mirror walk are the two beats worth the price of admission.Use →
MiniMax H3 · 120 credits · by @heyartzy
Action: You walk toward the camera on a golden-hour street while flat pixel-game sparkles, a health bar and item frames pop in around your jacket and shoes in time with your steps.
Photo: A front-facing, full-length photo. The clip keeps you walking and turning, so a photo where your face reads clearly from a few metres away works best.
Best for: Streetwear and gaming-crossover accounts. The retro UI overlay makes plain fits look like a level-up.Use →
MiniMax H3 · 120 credits · by @Mohidxai
Action: A phone propped on a bedroom vanity at night. You pick up a bottle, talk to the camera like a friend, then pat a drop onto your cheek and smile.
Photo: A close, front-facing photo with your natural skin visible. The clip is a face-and-shoulders shot, so this is one where the photo matters most.
Best for: Skincare and nighttime-routine accounts. The vanity-lamp look reads as a real routine, not an ad.Use →
MiniMax H3 · 120 credits · by @GlitterPixely
Action: A rapid morning-routine montage in a sunlit bedroom: water on your face, a dab of moisturiser, lip balm, a cardigan, earrings, a tote bag, then a smile back at the camera on the way out.
Photo: A clear, front-facing photo. Six quick cuts each need your face to read instantly, so avoid anything blurry or side-on.
Best for: Get-ready-with-me and lifestyle accounts. The under-a-second cuts match the pace people already scroll at.Use →
Photo Best Practices
Recommended
- •One person in the frame, facing the camera
- •Face fully visible: no sunglasses, masks or hands in front of it
- •Even daylight or soft indoor light, no heavy shadows across the face
- •Shoulders up or waist up, at a normal phone-camera distance
- •No beauty filter. The model copies the face it sees, including the filter
Avoid
- •Anyone under 18, and public figures
- •Someone else's photo without their agreement
- •Group photos, screenshots and heavily cropped faces
- •Photos where the face is smaller than a thumbnail
Platform Posting Tips
TikTok
Turn on "AI-generated content" in the post settings before publishing. TikTok asks creators to label realistic AI video.
YouTube Shorts
Answer Yes to "Altered or synthetic content" when uploading. Links in the description are clickable.
Instagram Reels
Upload the original file rather than a copy saved from another app, so no other platform's watermark ends up in the frame. Choose 9:16 when cropping, or the clip is cut to a square.
Everywhere
Credit the template creator named on the card. Keep the audio the clip came with, or use each platform's own music library, so the sound is licensed where you post.
Frequently Asked Questions
I sell a product. Is this for me?
Yes. The AI video ad generator at the top of this page is built for that: add one product photo, tap three answers, and it makes a vertical ad for TikTok, Reels, Shorts or RedNote. The template wall further down is the other path, for people starring in their own videos.
Does anyone have to be on camera?
No. Several ad formats show only the product and hands, and the agent asks who presents the ad before it renders. If you want a person talking to camera, the AI UGC ad generator makes that with an AI presenter.
How much does one remake cost?
MiniMax H3 templates cost 8 credits a second: 80 credits for a 10-second dance clip, 120 for a 15-second one. Your first remake can be bought on its own for $2.99, once per account, which covers either length, and credit packs start at $9.90. The price on each card is the whole price of that remake.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, a short one. Where the free preview is offered, you can make a 5-second preview of a template with the CastTake watermark, and eligible new accounts get free credits for one 5-second video when they sign in. Full-length clips are paid, so each template also shows a real sample made on CastTake. Watch the sample before you buy; your version keeps that template, with your face.
How long does a remake take?
A free 5-second preview usually takes about 3 to 6 minutes. A full video takes longer, usually 4 to 15 minutes, depending on the model and how busy it is. You can leave the page; the finished clip appears in your dashboard.
What if the face doesn't look like me?
Your first successful remake comes with one free redo: same template, same photo, no credits charged. After that, a clearer, front-facing photo is the change that helps most.
What happens if a generation fails?
The credits reserved for it come back to your balance automatically. Nothing is charged for a clip that did not finish.
Who made these templates?
Each card credits the creator who first posted the prompt and links to the original post. The prompt runs exactly as they wrote it; only the photo is yours.
Can I use someone else's photo?
Only an adult who has agreed to it. Do not upload photos of anyone under 18 or of public figures.
Can I post the video on TikTok, Reels or YouTube?
Yes. Label it as AI-generated using each platform's own setting, and credit the template creator. The posting notes above list where each platform keeps that setting.
Why do templates cost different amounts?
Each template runs on the model its creator used. Longer clips and heavier models cost more to render, so they take more credits.
Why does a template say Coming soon?
Its creator made it on Wan 3.0, which CastTake cannot run yet. You can watch the sample now; Generate turns on when the model does.