New in 0.4.1H3 Image, song variations & video references

ALPHA · LOCAL GENERATION · YOUR DATA

Your ideas,
in motion.

Create images, videos and music in one desktop workspace. Generate on your own GPU or a computer on your network, then bring it all together on the timeline.

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v0.4.1 Alpha · Windows & Linux · Free & open source

Slopus timeline with clips, audio waveforms, and a scene preview. — 01 / 05Trim, grade and mix. Fine-tune every detail.

01 / IMAGINE

Start with “what if.”

Plan scenes, generate media and inspect frames with an agent powered by Claude Code, Codex, OpenRouter or a local model.

02 / REFERENCE

Same cast, every shot.

Reuse characters, places, props and trimmed video or audio across scenes. Guide a pose, extend footage or bridge two clips.

03 / EDIT

Bring it all together.

Mix generated media with your own footage. Trim, split, grade and add transitions, chroma key or GPU effects on the timeline.

Explore scene types

NEW IN 0.4.1

Build on what you’ve made.

Meet MiniMax H3 Image.

A dedicated image model with six-step generation, image references, masked edits and Zoom on CUDA or Vulkan. It shares its text encoder with H3 video, so existing downloads are reused.

Turn a shot into a reference.

Create a video reference from any generated Scene or Shot using its context menu. Shots keep their exact time range selected, and clips under two seconds now work.

Try a song another way.

Duplicate a song into a draft with the same title, lyrics, style and settings, or queue up to 100 variations with different seeds.

Projects that tidy themselves.

Saving removes files left behind by replaced takes and deleted generations, and existing projects get a one-time cleanup. Anything still in use is kept.

Plus six-step YuE2 defaults, a 20 MP canvas for H3 Image and Linux packages compatible with Ubuntu 22.04.

Read the release notes

BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD

What you’ll need.

Slopus is in alpha. Start with a supported system and a capable GPU, locally or on your network.

System: Windows 10 or 11 (x64): installer, MSI or portable ZIP. Linux (x86_64): AppImage, .deb or .rpm.
Graphics: 16 GB+ VRAM recommended; needs vary by model and settings. On Windows, use CUDA 13 for RTX 50, CUDA 12.8 for RTX 30/40, or Vulkan for supported AMD, Intel and NVIDIA GPUs. MOSS and Fibo require CUDA.
Linux runtime: Video and GPU features need WebKitGTK 2.42+. Generation also needs NVIDIA driver libraries and CUDA 13 cuBLAS, even with Vulkan.Linux setup
Get ready: Choose and download model weights in Settings → Generators. To use another GPU on your network, connect in Settings → Workers. Update workers alongside the app.Setup & worker guide

FAQ

Good questions.

Does anything leave my computer?

Projects and media stay local. A selected LAN worker receives the inputs it needs for generation; agent requests and media you ask it to inspect go to your chosen provider. Choose a local agent model to keep that work on your machine too. API keys stay outside project files.

What can I export?

MP4 video, PNG or JPEG images, and music as WAV, MP3, lossless FLAC, AAC/M4A or Opus in WebM/Ogg. MP3 and FLAC encoders are bundled; AAC and Opus depend on device support. Exports run in the background.

Do model weights have separate licences?

Yes. Slopus is free and open source, but each model has its own terms. Check the licence for your chosen weights before using them.Model licensing

LESS SETUP. MORE CREATING.

Got an idea? Make it real.

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