MiniMax Design — AI creativity is slowly moving beyond the prompt era. https://design.minimax.io/...MiniMax Design — AI creativity is slowly moving beyond the prompt era. https://design.minimax.io/...
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we are starting to see one environment where AI can break the task into stages and assign different agents to different parts of the production.
How it works
You give it a brief.
For example:
“Create a 30-second car commercial. Night Tokyo, 8 shots, premium cinematic aesthetic.”
The main Agent analyzes the task, builds a plan, and distributes the work between specialized agents.
Copy Agent handles text and scripting.
Image Agent creates visuals.
Video Agent works with video and timeline.
Audio Agent handles voiceover and sound.
Some of these processes can run in parallel.
But the most interesting part is not even the agents.
Canvas
MiniMax Design has a visual Canvas where one project can contain:
idea → script → storyboard → images → video → music → edit
The nodes are connected.
So we are no longer talking about isolated generations.
We are talking about a production project.
It feels like something between Weavy, ComfyUI, and an AI producer that manages the whole creative process.
Skills
And this is where, in my opinion, things get really important.
A Skill in MiniMax Design is not just a prompt.
It is a saved workflow.
There are already Skills for commercials, short films, storyboards, 3D animation, music videos, e-commerce and other creative tasks.
But you can also create your own Skills.
So theoretically, you can build your own production system:
A few more interesting details about MiniMax Design:
• Agents can pause at checkpoints and ask for human decisions.
• Project materials are stored in a local Asset Center.
• Agents can work with local files.
• The model for a task can be selected automatically, but manual choice is still available.
• Skills can be saved and reused.
• MiniMax H3 works natively inside the platform.
I would not call MiniMax Design a replacement for DaVinci, Premiere, Weavy, or specialized generators yet.
The product is new.
But the direction is much more important than the product itself.
We are slowly moving from the era of AI generators
to the era of AI production systems.
And in that world, the winner will not be the person who knows the longest prompt.
The winner will be the person who knows how to build the right process from idea to final result.
A fall beauty ad where Iranian saffron meets Chinese goji 🌙
I didn't start with a product. I started with two ingredients from two cultures, and built a whole brand from them: four concepts, down to one ad.
Made end to end with Arti in Lovart 2.0.
Production-ready, yes. Strategy-ready, not yet. AI can generate the clip, but someone still has to know what the product needs to say.
I don’t lead with how much AI was involved, but I never hide it if asked.
Is AI finally good enough to shoot a product demo on its own, or human touch is still needed?
I generated a 20s product demo with Seedance 2.5 in a single take providing it with one product image reference and an example video transcript (posted in the comments).
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🌊✨ What if following a mermaid led you to a whole new world?
For the CapCut World LA Challenge, I came up with a little fantasy story about a young man who encounters a mysterious mermaid in the ocean and follows her to a hidden island filled with lights, music, and celebration. 🎬
I wanted to make it feel like stepping into a dreamy, dark fairy tale, with beautiful visuals, magical moments, and smooth transitions that make the whole journey feel connected.
This was such a fun concept to explore, and I loved bringing together AI filmmaking, storytelling, and cinematic visuals to bring the idea to life.