pixverse/pixverse-v6
PixVerse V6 animates a still image into stylised or realistic video, with optional audio.
Model Inputs
Text prompt for the video generation. Limited to 2048 UTF-8 encoded bytes. Because the limit counts bytes rather than characters, emoji and non-Latin or accented characters (which use multiple bytes each) can push a visually short prompt over the cap.
The resolution of the generated video
The duration of the generated video in seconds. v6 supports values from 1 to 15 seconds
Negative prompt to be used for the generation. Limited to 2048 UTF-8 encoded bytes. Because the limit counts bytes rather than characters, emoji and non-Latin or accented characters (which use multiple bytes each) can push a visually short prompt over the cap.
The style of the generated video
The same seed and the same prompt given to the same version of the model will output the same video every time.
Enable audio generation (BGM, SFX, dialogue)
Enable multi-clip generation with dynamic camera changes
Prompt optimization mode: 'enabled' to optimize, 'disabled' to turn off, 'auto' for model decision
First frame of the video (.jpg/.png/.webp)
Drag & drop a file here, or click to select
Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WEBP (max 10MB)
Result
Pricing
pixverse/
pixverse-v6
You are billed for what this model actually produces — by the second — so a shorter request costs less and you never pay for idle time.
For example, a request of 60 seconds costs about $1.50.
You are charged for what the request actually produces, so the final amount scales with the seconds you use.
| Provider | Price ($) | Saving (%) |
|---|---|---|
| Synexa | $0.025 | - |
| fal | $0.125 | 80.0% |
Comparison prices are for an equivalent request.
Readme
PixVerse V6 turns a first frame into a clip of 1-15 seconds at 360p to 1080p.
Five stylised looks are available - anime, 3d_animation, clay, comic, cyberpunk - or leave style unset for realism. generate_audio_switch adds BGM, effects and dialogue; generate_multi_clip_switch produces a multi-shot sequence with camera changes. thinking_type controls the built-in prompt optimiser.
Prompt and negative prompt are limited to 2048 UTF-8 bytes each - note that this counts bytes, so emoji and non-Latin characters consume several each.