What is Hailuo 2.3?
Hailuo 2.3 is MiniMax's high-dynamic-motion tier within the Hailuo line. Vendor and public materials emphasize body performance, camera-move tracking, and range of motion, suited to action-led ads, sports-style shots, and shorts that need clear subject displacement. Clips typically run 6 or 10 seconds, with resolution commonly 768p or 1080p, and support both text-to-video and image-to-video. Compared with the earlier Hailuo 02, motion performance and stability continue to improve. Select Hailuo 2.3 in the iMini video workspace to use it.
- Vendor
- MiniMax / Hailuo
- Positioning
- High-dynamic · body & camera work
- Clip length
- Typically 6s / 10s (see workspace)
- Resolution
- Commonly 768p / 1080p
- Modes
- Text-to-video · image-to-video
- Best for
- Action, camera work, and high-dynamic shorts
High-dynamic motion performance
More willing to commit to running, jumping, airborne motion, tracking shots, and clear displacement. For action-led ads, sports trailers, and shots that need real range of motion, it lands closer to intent in one pass than more static-leaning tiers.
Steadier camera tracking
Spell out push, pull, pan, and subject direction in the prompt, and the camera holds onto the subject more reliably. Suited to tracking shots, orbits, and deliverables that need real camera movement.
Text-to-video and image-to-video, either way
Works from a pure text take or a first-frame image. When you already have an action storyboard still, image-to-video better constrains the starting pose and framing, and you layer motion description on top.
How it splits with Fast / 02
For faster iteration, compare Hailuo 2.3 Fast; if you're still on an older workflow, compare Hailuo 02. For finished-clip-level motion performance, prefer 2.3.