PixVerse V6

How PixVerse V6 works

PixVerse V6 is PixVerse’s latest video model — ranking among the top video models globally alongside Seedance 2.0. One cook form, three capabilities: the number of stills you attach decides the mode.

Outputs are .mp4, at 360p, 540p, 720p, or 1080p, 1 to 15 seconds, with audio on by default.

Capabilities

Use the same prompt bar and settings. Only the reference images change.

• Text-to-video — no images. Write a prompt, pick a ratio, cook.
• Image-to-video — one still. It becomes the first frame; ratio follows that image.
• Transition — two stills, in order: first frame, then last frame. V6 interpolates the motion between them.

Text to video

Skip the image button. Describe the scene, camera, and sound in the prompt. Set aspect ratio (default 9:16), resolution, and duration, then cook.

• How — prompt only. No stills attached.
• Ratio — 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 2:3, 3:2, 21:9.
• Best for original scenes, style looks (anime, clay, comic…), and multi-shot shorts from text alone.

Image to video

Attach one PNG, JPEG, or WebP. That still is the first frame; the prompt describes how it should move. Aspect ratio is taken from the image.

• How — upload or pick one reference, write the motion, cook.
• Ratio follows the still — the ratio control is ignored.
• Best for animating a hero keyframe, product still, or portrait into a cinematic clip.

Transition

Attach two stills in order: the first is the opening frame, the second is the ending frame. V6 interpolates a video between them, guided by your prompt.

• How — add image 1 (start), then image 2 (end). Describe the transition in the prompt, then cook.
• Ratio — set aspect ratio like text-to-video. Keep both stills similar in framing for a cleaner morph.
• Best for scene changes, before/after, day-to-night, or matching two keyframes into one shot.

What V6 is good at

• Cinematic camera control — 20+ lens and movement controls: push, pull, pan, tilt, track, and follow, with natural perspective shifts.
• Character emotion — nuanced facial expressions and body language, with consistent character–environment interaction.
• Dynamic physics — object interactions follow real-world physics with believable collision feedback.
• Native text — English, Chinese, and other languages rendered in-scene with sharp typography.
• First-person POV — high-speed motion from immersive first-person perspectives.
• Multi-shot short films — generate a sequence with camera changes in a single run. Write your prompt as shots: Shot 1, wide shot of a hiker on a snowy mountain. Shot 2, close-up of their determined face. Shot 3, aerial view of the summit.

Audio

Turn on audio to generate synchronized background music, sound effects, and character dialogue in the same pass as the video. Audio adds to the per-second price.

Settings

aspect_ratio

Text-to-video and transitions: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, and more. Default 9:16. Image-to-video follows the still.

resolution

360p, 540p, 720p (default), or 1080p.

duration

1 to 15 seconds.

style

Optional look: anime, 3D animation, clay, comic, or cyberpunk.

thinking_type

Prompt optimization: auto (default), enabled, or disabled.

negative_prompt

Optional. Things to avoid (blurry, extra limbs, low quality…).

seed

Optional integer. Same seed + prompt + settings reproduces the clip.

generate_audio

on by default. Adds synchronized BGM, SFX, and dialogue.

generate_multi_clip_switch

off by default. Turn on for cinematic sequences with camera changes.

About

PixVerse V6 generates cinematic AI video up to 1080p with native audio, 20+ camera controls, and multi-shot storytelling. Direct it from a prompt, a still, or two frames for a transition — no separate audio pipeline required.