Profile Page Takeover: Your X Avatar Climbs Out and Rewrites the Page
Upload an X / Twitter profile screenshot. The person in the avatar climbs out, peels every word off the page, shoots the rest down and writes your line across it — 15 seconds of H3 Max with sound.
Profile Page Takeover: the short answer
Profile Page Takeover is an AI video effect on H3 Max Studio: you upload a portrait screenshot of an X (Twitter) profile and type a short line, and MiniMax H3 Max makes a 15-second clip with sound in which the person in the round avatar climbs out, peels every word off the page, shoots the rest down with a toy gun and writes your line across the empty page in black marker. It runs in the browser, needs no prompt, and costs 240 credits (about $7.99).
| You upload | 1 photo |
|---|---|
| Length | 15 seconds |
| Resolution | 768P |
| Sound | Included |
| Price | From 240 credits |
About $7.99 for the cheapest setting, depending on the plan or credit pack. The exact price shows on the Generate button before you start; failed generations are refunded.
Profile Page Takeover in three steps
- 01
Upload the screenshot
A portrait screenshot of an X / Twitter profile, avatar visible.
- 02
Type your line
A name, a handle or a slogan — what gets written on the page.
- 03
Download and post
A 15-second MP4 with sound, ready for X, TikTok and Reels.
What do I need to upload?
One portrait screenshot of an X / Twitter profile page, taken on a phone, with the round avatar clearly visible. The person in the avatar becomes the character, so a real face or a clean illustration works best.
Only use your own profile, or one whose owner agreed.
What happens in the video?
The page stays perfectly still while the avatar comes alive: - the character climbs out of the round avatar onto the page - peels the words off one by one, crumples them and throws them at the camera - shoots the remaining text down with a toy gun - writes your line in big black marker and smirks at the camera
Which AI model makes it?
MiniMax H3 Max, image-to-video at 768P with native sound. Your screenshot is the first frame, and a prompt written and tested by us directs every beat, so you only supply the picture and the line.
What should I write?
Something short: a name, your handle or a two-word slogan. The model writes it by hand in marker, so short lines in plain words come out cleanest; long sentences are more likely to be misspelled.
How long does it take and what does it cost?
Usually a few minutes. It costs 240 credits (about $7.99); the price is on the Generate button before you start, and a failed generation is refunded automatically.
Questions, answered
What screenshot works best?+
A portrait (phone) screenshot of an X / Twitter profile page with a clear photo in the round avatar. The avatar person becomes the character, so a real face or a clean illustration works better than a logo.
How long can the line be?+
Up to 24 characters; 2–12 works best — a name, a handle or a short slogan. Longer lines are more likely to come out misspelled.
Does the video have sound?+
Yes. H3 Max generates sound with the picture: paper peeling, the toy gun, the marker. There is no dialogue.
Is it free?+
New accounts get a few free credits to look around, but a 15-second H3 Max video costs 240 credits. You only pay for clips that succeed, you see the price before you start, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
Do I need to install an app?+
No. It runs in the browser on your phone or computer. You can upload and set everything up without an account; sign in with Google or your email when you press Generate.