Both Pika models are now on HeyOz. Pika H3 Flex generates faster than real time and builds from as many as twelve references. Pika 2.5 is the steadier hand for short social cuts. Pick either from the model list and go.
Product spots, brand films and social cuts made on HeyOz.
Morning light across a wood floor, a woman turns to camera mid-sentence while a ginger cat walks through frame, handheld, lived-in apartment.
Close portrait in a cobalt blazer, shallow depth of field, slow drift to the right, overcast window light, editorial grade.
A dancer alone in a dark studio, one hard shaft of light across the floor, dust in the beam, locked-off wide.
White-gloved hands present a gold confectionery box to camera in a panelled courtroom, warm key light, formal and still.
Reference in, finished cut out, in three steps.
Open the video generator and choose Pika H3 Flex for speed and reference control, or Pika 2.5 for short social cuts.
Drop in the product shot, the look you are matching or the motion you want, then describe the shot — framing, light and camera move.
Draft quickly, change the one thing that is wrong, and run it again. Keep the cut that works and take it into an ad format.
Two Pika models: one built for fast, controlled iteration, one for clean short-form.
Pika says H3 Flex can turn out a 15-second clip in as little as seven seconds. That changes how you work — you stop rationing attempts and start actually exploring.
Explore at 768p where it is cheap and quick, then finish the keeper at 1080p, 2K or 4K. The version you liked is the version you get back, just bigger.
Feed H3 Flex as many as twelve references — product shots, a moodboard, a sketch, a voice sample, even a video — and get a shot that matches what you actually meant.
H3 Flex exports its audio as separate stems, so you can lift the dialogue, drop the music or redo one effect without regenerating the whole shot.
One model family for the videos a brand actually runs.
The moment the case opens. Build the beat around a real product shot instead of hoping the model invents it.
Tabletop, packaging and texture in motion — with the label still readable when it lands.
Mood, wardrobe and camera move held together across a cut that looks directed, not generated.
The wide that sets a campaign up, without a location, a permit or a crew.
Two — Pika H3 Flex and Pika 2.5. Both appear in the model list in the Content Studio; pick whichever suits the shot.
H3 Flex is the newer one, post-trained from MiniMax H3 and built for fast, controlled iteration — reference-driven editing, higher finishing resolutions and separable audio. Pika 2.5 is the steadier choice for straightforward short social clips from a prompt or a single image.
Working quickly without losing control. Pika reports it generates faster than real time in almost every configuration, so drafting several versions of a shot costs you minutes rather than an afternoon.
Yes. H3 Flex accepts up to twelve references — images, video, sketches, moodboards, even a voice sample — so you can anchor a shot to a real product or an existing look.
Yes, and H3 Flex can export the audio as separate stems rather than one baked mix, which makes it far easier to swap music or fix a single effect later.
Reach for Pika H3 Flex when you need lots of attempts fast and want to steer with references. Kling and Seedance remain strong on raw cinematic quality, and MiniMax H3 is the base model H3 Flex was trained from.
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