Shotcraft
Video generation

PixVerse C1

C1 is PixVerse's first model aimed at film production, announced in April 2026. PixVerse states it generates up to 1080p and 15 seconds with native audio-visual output, and adds storyboard-to-video: scene segmentation is handled automatically from the prompt structure across text-to-video, image-to-video and reference-guided modes.

A video generation model by PixVerse · read 2026-08-14 · sourcing high

Up to
15 seconds
Resolution
1080p
Weights
Not released
API
Yes
Commercial use
Not established

Reference-guided generation is used to hold character and scene consistency across shots and transitions.

Commercial use — Not established

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Specification

Vendor figures, read 2026-08-14Read from PixVerse's own documentation on 2026-08-14. Vendors change these between model versions without announcing it, so check theirs before you commit a shot to a number. Sourcing for this entry is strong: the figures came from pages we retrieved and read. Check the vendor's current documentation

What it takes in
text, image
What it makes
video, audio
Maximum duration
15 seconds
Maximum resolution
1080p
Aspect ratios
not established
Controls
image-to-video, start-end-frame, reference-character-consistency
Weights
Not released
API
Yes
Pricing
Credits, billed per second. Without audio: 360p 6, 540p 8, 720p 10, 1080p 19 credits per second. With audio: 8, 10, 13, 24 credits per second. PixVerse quotes $1 = 5 videos for the reference case of V6 at 720p, 5s, no audio on the Starter pack, but does not publish a single credit-to-dollar rate.
Released or updated
2026-04-07

Supported aspect ratios is not established here. That means no page we could retrieve stated it, not that the model lacks one.

Strengths

  • Storyboard-to-video with automatic scene segmentation from prompt structure
  • 15 seconds with native audio at up to 1080p
  • Reference-guided consistency aimed specifically at multi-shot continuity
  • Same endpoints also cover transition and fusion (reference-to-video) modes

Weaknesses

  • 1080p ceiling; no 2K or 4K
  • 1080p with audio is the most expensive PixVerse tier at 24 credits/s
  • Credit-to-dollar pricing is only expressible through an example, not a published rate
  • Newer than V6 and less broadly documented

Best for

What to understand before using it

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MCP servers that front PixVerse

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Sources

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