lunabella (lunabella)

Shipped another update today: I finished the Kling 4.0 AI page and reorganized the content around practical use cases instead of just model specs. The main focus is text-to-video, image-to-video, reference workflows, motion control, and cinematic prompting. Still refining the examples and page structure, but the core version is live now: https://www.klingmotion.com/kling-4

Built and launched YuE2, an AI music generator for turning lyrics and creative ideas into complete songs with vocals.

Today’s focus was simplifying the workflow so creators can go from lyrics or a song concept to playable music without a complicated setup. YuE2 supports both Text to Music and Music to Music workflows, with controls for style, mood, vocals, and musical direction.

Still improving the generation experience and learning what creators want most from AI songwriting tools.

https://yue2ai.app/

Today I launched the first public version of GPT Image 2.5, an AI image generation and editing tool built around simple prompt-based workflows.

The current focus is improving prompt accuracy, image editing, reference-image consistency, and making the overall generation process easier to use. I’m also testing different workflows for marketing visuals, product concepts, social media graphics, and creative experiments.

There’s still plenty to improve, so I’m collecting feedback and refining the experience step by step.

Check it out here: https://gptimage-25.com/

Built and refined Video2X, an AI-powered video upscaler for improving low-resolution, blurry, and compressed footage.

The goal is simple: make video enhancement easier for creators who need sharper output without a complicated editing workflow.

Video2X can help upscale videos to 1080p, 2K, or 4K, with enhancement options for restoration, denoising, deblocking, animation, faces, and frame interpolation.

It can be useful for AI-generated videos, old footage, social media clips, archived videos, and other content that needs a cleaner final output.

🔗 https://video-2x.com/

Next step: keep improving the enhancement workflow and make it easier to choose the right processing option for different types of footage.

Today we launched Minimax H3 Max, an AI video generation project focused on making fast iteration easier for creators.

One thing we wanted to explore is whether faster generation can change the prompting workflow itself. Instead of spending a long time trying to perfect the first prompt, creators can generate a scene, review the result, adjust the camera movement or visual direction, and quickly try another version.

We’re building around this idea with the Minimax H3 Max AI Video Generator, with a focus on text-to-video workflows, visual experimentation, and rapid creative iteration.

The project is now live: https://h3-max.com/

Next, we’re working on improving the overall generation workflow and making it easier to move from a simple idea to a usable video result.

Would love to hear how other builders think about speed vs. maximum output quality in generative AI products.

Today I focused on simplifying the creation flow for MiniMax H3 Video.

The challenge is that MiniMax H3 supports several ways to create — text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-based generation — but showing every option at once can make the product feel more complicated than it needs to be.

The direction I’m testing is:

Prompt → Add references if needed → Generate

Advanced controls can come later when creators actually need more precision.

The goal is to make the first generation easy while still supporting more controlled workflows for character consistency, product shots, camera movement, and synchronized audio.

I’m also improving how the landing page communicates the main value: creating high-quality AI videos with references and synced sound without requiring a complicated production workflow.

Building: https://minimaxh3video.app/

Would love feedback on one thing: should advanced reference controls be visible from the start, or revealed only when needed?

Building MiniMax H3 Studio — a browser-based multimodal AI video generator (2K output, native stereo sound, image/video/audio references).

Today's lesson came from writing docs, not code: I went through our own generator UI field by field to verify what we actually support, and found the homepage FAQ claiming six aspect ratios for text-to-video when the real UI offers fewer. It had been live for weeks.

If you're writing marketing copy from your own spec sheet instead of your own product, you're going to ship claims you can't back. Fixing the FAQ first, then the blog posts that inherited the error.

Live at https://minimaxh3.co/