FlashML-org/FreeVideo
Make videos on the computer you already own. FreeVideo runs MiniMax H3 in as little as 8 GB of VRAM and 16 GB of RAM, and adapts its acceleration path to your hardware.
What it solves
FreeVideo enables users to run the MiniMax H3 video generation model on consumer-grade hardware. It solves the problem of high hardware requirements for high-quality video AI by optimizing memory usage and compute paths, allowing the model to run on GPUs with as little as 8 GB of VRAM.
How it works
It serves as a local inference engine built on the VDN-H3 model and Video DeltaNet's hybrid attention. The system optimizes performance through:
- Hardware-adaptive execution: It automatically selects the best compute path (such as native FP8 or BF16) and attention kernels based on the specific GPU architecture.
- Low-memory management: It uses weight streaming, asynchronous prefetching, and chunked computation to coordinate VRAM, system RAM, and disk space to keep peak memory usage low.
- Integration: It operates as a ComfyUI plugin for a visual workspace or via a command-line interface on Linux.
Who it’s for
Content creators and AI enthusiasts who want to generate AI videos locally on their own computers without needing enterprise-grade hardware.
Highlights
- Low Hardware Barrier: Runs with as little as 8 GB VRAM and 16 GB RAM.
- Multimodal Control: Supports text prompts, first/last frames, and image, video, or audio references.
- ComfyUI Integration: Includes a dedicated creative workspace with two-pass sampling and batch generation.
- Easy Setup: Provides a one-click Windows launcher for environment and model installation.
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