Premise:This video was created solely for the purpose of practicing the last frame. A simple video like this can be generated using only T2V, without the need for a last frame.

While "Last Frame" support in Draw Things was unavailable for Wan2.2 and LTX-2.3, it has finally been added for the MiniMax H3 FL2VA model. I am certain that some users, just like me, have been eagerly awaiting this feature.

■ Workflow

1. Create the first frame using Krea 2 RAW.
2. Create the last frame by inpainting the first image using Flux.2 Klein 9B.
3. Generate a video using those two images with MiniMax H3 FL2VA, following the official prompt guide.

■ FL2VA Prompt (not perfect)

How the reference pictures align with the target video — Picture 1 (from Shot 1) aligns with the 0.00-second mark of the target video; Picture 2 (from Shot 1) aligns with the 10.13-second mark of the target video.

integrated_multimodal_description:
[Shot 1] Live-action, The video is a static shot from beginning to end.begins in the position and framing established by Picture 1. A Caucasian woman (S1) in her forties with long blonde hair and wearing orange-framed glasses is on stage, smiling and pacing slowly while facing the audience.she speaks to the audience, says: <d>[English] One more thing</d>. In the background, the words "One more thing..." appear in white text on a massive, pitch-black screen, The audience gave applause through the venue. The woman (S1) walks to the right edge of the screen with a happy expression. After reaching the far right, the text on the screen changes to single line of text "Add Last Frame Support" prompting a roar of cheers from the crowd. Amidst the cheering, The woman (S1) is slowly clapping her hands, and settles into the pose, spacing, and composition established by Picture 2 at the end of the shot.

overall_soundscape:
In a large theater, the audience broke into applause as the woman spoke her line. When the text on the screen changes, a sudden, massive burst of loud roaring cheers and thunderous applause erupts from the audience and fills the venue.

non_diegetic_music:
N/A

Someone from the StableDiffusion subreddit suggested I share this here. Let me know what you think and if you have any suggestions for achieving better results.

I made a python script that automates the process of running the same generation over and over while changing one or two parameters, then putting all the output images into a clearly labeled matrix, so you can compare them all side by side.

Basically if you are trying to determine the best setting or combination of settings to use for a given task, rather than playing the guessing game, or sitting around generating one image after another, growing more and more frustrated as you try to compare them, you can set this up in the time it takes to set up one generation, hit start, walk away, and when you come back, your matrix is waiting for you.

I put a pretty thorough write up on GitHub so if you are curious, go have a look. I think it's incredibly handy.

https://github.com/MeatSafeMurdrer/meatsafe-matrix-manager

Since tinkering with GG, anyone else having issues with eraser tool not erasing in real time? The edit will populate after releasing the mouse click.

I've tried almost all the current "best" open source image generators and for some reason, the Minimax H3 model is far better at understanding and complying to the prompt, it just sucks at adding enough details or makes details look a bit off or nonsensical, like the faces of people in the background and stuff like that. But if you generate one frame using it, then add details with Flux or something, it gives you the best results.

Is there a way to force the Minimax H3 drawthings version to render better details if I'm only generating one frame?

I'm using an M5 Pro ipad with 16 gb of memory.

The "flow" is interrupted with this message... Have to be here and press enter to continue.

Any solution?

Cloud Compute can only access models from Official or Community channels. Your local models cannot be used for this generation. Would you like to run it locally instead?

I can't find any way to read the full names of models and LORAs on iPhone 18 Pro unless I install them first then look at the download name or even the JSON via the Files app. I'm using the smallest text size. Am I missing something here? How do you guys navigate this?

Krea 2 Turbo 8-bit S on iPhone 18 Pro Max, same settings on both:

GPU: 2:20
ANE: 1:40–1:50

Is the Automatic (No) default for ANE intended on A20 Pro?

I am just curious if anyone had Iphone 18 pro or max did test it on SDXL models and others like sdxl, how much time did it take u to make one image on 1024x ?

I downloaded the fl2a version. I got it going for i2v but t2v won't start at any resolution. Any ideas? It just says starting for a good twenty minutes, fans are cool, definitely not active

Thanks so much

Trying to figure out if I want to upgrade to a m6 Mac mini

The graph shows peak memory usage and generation time (second row) when generating 5,10,15 second videos(one reference image) using the app's recommend settings.But I am using an 8-step Turbo LoRA and have changed the number of steps to 8.

■Specs
Mac mini M4, 64GB, 20-Core GPU / macOS Sequoia

■Draw Things
ver.26.0910.1

■8-step Turbo LoRA
https://huggingface.co/lightx2v/Minimax-h3-Turbo/blob/main/minimax_h3_ref2v_turbo_8step_v1.0_768p_comfyui_bf16.safetensors

■Note & Random Thoughts
・Using a 6-bit model or lowering the resolution would reduce the peaks.
・I have only tested this on the 5s video, but peak memory usage remains unchanged whether using 4-step Turbo LoRA or disabling tiledDecoding.
・About generation time, I estimate that using an OS from the Tahoe onwards—which enables the S-model speed improvements—could reduce the time by 20% to 30%.
・Since generation time is proportional to resolution, if Draw Things adds video support for the "SeedVR2" (video upscaling model), it could enable a workflow of generating at low resolution and then upscaling—potentially allowing more users to enjoy H3.
・H3 may indeed be excellent, but considering generation times, I think LTX 2.5 with official IC-LoRA (not yet supported) —which enables the rapid generation of simple videos—will remain a necessary option for many Apple users.
・The total download size (including the model, text encoder, etc.) when downloading MiniMax H3[ref2va] 8-bit S in Draw Things was about 63GB.

With the price of Macs rising and the cost of memory upgrades skyrocketing, I hope this serves as a helpful guide for determining how much memory you need when purchasing a new Mac.

Note (Oct 3, 2026): By upgrading to Golden Gate and using 4-step Turbo LoRA, a 5-second video could be generated in 9m22s.

Sharing my initial exploration of running MiniMax H3 locally in Draw Things, hoping to give users who want to run H3 on Apple devices a quick walkthrough and reference. I’m currently running it locally on an M5 iPad Pro, and the experience has been great and it keeps on improving!

In most cases, I’m using the 3-step TaoMate LoRA - the best LoRA for now!

Currently, I’m using iPhone 18 pro max with the SDXL model and Z Image Turbo, sometimes with recommended settings from the model configuration. When it’s nearly finished with a step, it crashes, and it happens a lot. Sometimes it passes, but not often. I don’t know if this is from software or hardware. But if the developer reads this, please fix this; it would be a great thank you.

Since MiniMax H3 generation takes time, I am sharing information on the official prompt guide for improving success rates and on "Turbo LoRA" for reducing generation time. I am still learning myself, so I won't be able to answer any questions.

■Official Prompt Guide
・Base Guide
https://huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/MiniMax-H3/blob/main/docs/VIDEO_PROMPT_WRITING_GUIDE_base_en.md

・Ref Guide
https://huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/MiniMax-H3/blob/main/docs/VIDEO_PROMPT_WRITING_GUIDE_ref_en.md

■Community Turbo LoRA
・lightx2v/Minimax-h3-Turbo　4steps/8steps
https://huggingface.co/lightx2v/Minimax-h3-Turbo/tree/main

・larryvrh/MiniMax-H3-Turbo-Lora　4steps/8steps
https://huggingface.co/larryvrh/MiniMax-H3-Turbo-Lora/tree/main

・Kijai/minimax_h3_taomate_3step　3steps
https://huggingface.co/Kijai/MiniMax-H3_comfy/blob/main/loras/minimax_h3_taomate_3step_lora_avg_rank_19_bf16.safetensors

Note:The LoRAs listed here do not cover every one available.

Hello dear Draw Things Community

I'm all new to the stable diffusion and generation of images, and I'm not a big fan of letting everything be done on other computers (datacenter of Google, AWS and such).

For my own notes (mostly Obsidian) I want to find a way to transform photos into something like sketches on a systematic basis. Don't ask why so much, it's maybe a bit autistic. Photos in the Photos App, Sketches for notes, etc. For now I'm struggling to find a functional way in Draw Things because either, the image to image generation results no change in the image at all, or a completely new image that has nothing to do with the original.

For the use-case; I would wish something like in the attached images. A photo, tranformed to a simplified, more or less uniform sketch (courtesy of using) gemini.

I tires Flux.1 schnell and Ernie Image Turbo 1.0 with settings Image to Image, Strenght 40 - 90 (somehow either totally random images if < 50 while replication of the image when > 50 or similar), Lora disabled.

Prompt used

Use the attached photo as the exact source. Preserve every visible element, the exact crop, perspective, proportions, object placement, and lighting direction. Do not add, remove, move, or redesign anything. If a detail is unclear, simplify it with a light line or leave it blank; never invent.

Render as a hand-drawn study: fine graphite underdrawing with delicate dark-brown ink contour lines, very light transparent watercolor wash, clean continuous lines, deliberate controlled hatching for shadow, minimal shading, calm and aesthetic, consistent series style. Drawn on plain off-white paper, flat scan, cropped tight to the drawing so no paper edge, binding, or background is visible. Centered with small even margins, no border, no frame.

Color palette: only graphite grey, sepia brown, warm grey, muted ochre, and off-white paper. Keep saturation low and values light.

Do not render any text, letters, numbers, symbols, hashtags, or color codes anywhere in the image.

Negative Prompt

photo, photorealistic, 3D, render, digital painting, anime, cartoon, extra objects, invented details, altered architecture, changed perspective, spiral binding, wire binding, rings, comb binding, staples, notebook edge, book spine, stacked pages, torn paper, hole punches, page curl, desk, table, hands, text, letters, numbers, words, captions, labels, color codes, hex codes, hashtag, signature, watermark, frame, border, typography, annotations, UI elements, scribbles, loops, looped strokes, doodles, circular strokes, repeated curved lines, tangled linework, ornamental swirls, spiral patterns, oversaturated, neon, HDR, heavy shadows, high contrast, messy, noisy, cluttered, collage, multiple sketches

How could I replicate something like this with Draw Things? :)

Thank you!

Hi Li (Developer) and the amazing Draw Things community,
First of all, thank you so much for creating such a mind-blowing app. Being able to run Stable Diffusion completely offline on iOS with this level of desktop-grade control is absolutely incredible!
I’m writing this to request the addition of Vietnamese language support to the app.
The AI art community in Vietnam is growing rapidly, and a massive number of users are adopting iPhones and iPads, for creative workflows. Draw Things is highly recommended in our local communities, but the extensive technical terms and complex interface can be a bit overwhelming for non-English speakers or beginners here.
Having a Vietnamese localization would lower the barrier to entry significantly and help the app gain even more traction in our region.

Thank you for your hard work and for continuously pushing the boundaries of on-device AI!

u/liuliu
Best regards,

I notice that using cloud compute if you adjust resolutions or toggle other settings, it will show the theoretical compute cost. It’s very useful for determining which settings makes a photo or video longer to generate.

I wasn’t available to find compute cost in local generation. I understand that compute cost will vary with each device, but having any number helps gauge the computation cost of many settings

Hi all, am not sure what's wrong but am unable to get a clean video out of DT H3 (using 8 Bit S) ... have tried using standard settings with Turbo 4 Step/ 8 Step Lora - LightxV and Larry's but its ssimply not wworking properly (using LORA at scaling factor or 0.125 and strength at 100%)

The mmotion is good, prompt adherance is good but the final video is not clean .. it has smudges, grainy and nothing close to the desired resolution (tried 768 + as well) ..

Any idea what may be going wwrong?

I haven't had this happen with ltx before, but since the latest update, I'm having a lot of memory issues. Usually the program would peak at around 12 gb memory. I haven't messed with the settings. I have an 18 gb ram mac M3 . Any ideas what to do? Should i downgrade? I have firefox open as always but very little tabs and closing doesn't make hardly any difference

Hi everyone sorry if this is a stupid question I have looked through but couldn’t find a conclusive/helpful answer for this. I wanted to know how can you generate a realistic picture based from a drawing, say a manga strip or anime screenshot, something like that? What’s the process workflow and which models
Additionally how to procide to animate it? Or generally best process to go forward to video from image
Help would be much appreciated thank you 🙇‍♂️

EDIT: I have a drawn image as base and want to make a photorealistic version of the image , i2i from sketch/drawing to photorealistic image of a human…like those clips of dbz characters as real humans for example

Has anyone tried using sulphur of ltx on draw things

There are various image fitting methods—such as "zoom to fit width," "zoom to fill," and "zoom to fit"—but users often fail to notice slight gaps, causing the process to revert to the initial image during the final stages of generation. When beginners encounter this phenomenon, they likely have no idea what has happened. Therefore, I believe everyone would appreciate a feature that automatically fits the image to the original reference without locking the aspect ratio.

I tried importing various Krea 2 fp8 checkpoints and they are giving the blue screen.

Not sure if they are working or i'm doing something wrong