APIXO’s browser workspace gives creators access to more than 30 video models, while image, audio and API capabilities remain available.
APIXO has expanded its video model catalog, which now lists more than 30 models, giving creators more options for AI video generation from text prompts, images, and supported reference media. The platform offers a visual workspace for video, image, and audio creation, alongside API access for developers and product teams.
The platform is now putting more emphasis on making video models easier to explore and use in the browser, while keeping API access available for teams that need integration and automation.”
— Ethan Wang, Growth Marketing Manager at APIXO
MiniMax H3, Seedance 2.5, and Wan 3.0 Video were among the additions listed in APIXO’s August 2026 product updates. FLUX 3 is also available in the catalog, along with Grok Imagine Video 1.5 and Kling 3.0 Omni.
The models support different creative approaches. MiniMax H3 offers multimodal reference inputs and motion transfer. Seedance 2.5 includes first-and-last-frame and multimodal reference workflows. Wan 3.0 Video supports text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video generation, while FLUX 3 includes video extension and native audio.
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The catalog also offers specialized model variants, including MiniMax H3 LoRA, Wan 3.0 Video LoRA, and Wan 3.0 Video Pro LoRA. These provide additional options for reference-guided generation at different output resolutions. Supported inputs, clip lengths, audio options, and generation controls vary by model.
The video catalog provides workflow filters and pricing information to help users review their options. Creators can filter for capabilities such as text-to-video, image-to-video, or video-to-video, then consult individual model pages for the supported inputs and settings. This helps users select a workflow around the material they already have.
For example, a creator preparing a short product video can select an image-to-video model, upload a product image, and describe the intended scene and camera movement. After generating and reviewing a first version, the creator can revise the prompt or source image and try another treatment. Using a similar brief with another supported model also lets the creator compare individual results, such as how each clip depicts the subject or follows the requested movement. The workspace provides a visual interface for generation without requiring the creator to write API requests.
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“API access serves developers, but many creators need a direct way to turn an idea or reference image into a video,” said Ethan Wang, Growth Marketing Manager at APIXO. “Our focus is on helping creators choose a model, test an idea, and refine the result, while continuing to support developers through our APIs.”
For developers and product teams, APIXO’s unified API provides access to supported models for application integration and automated workflows. API documentation describes request formats, supported inputs, and model-specific parameters. Teams can use this information to evaluate the generation modes and output settings available for their applications.
Image and audio generation remain available alongside video. Creators preparing campaign materials can also generate a still image for a thumbnail or a separate audio asset, using the inputs and settings supported by the selected model.
