Shotcraft
Video generation

PixVerse V6

V6 is PixVerse's general-purpose flagship, launched 30 March 2026. It covers text-to-video, image-to-video, transition, video extension and fusion (reference-to-video), and PixVerse highlights multi-shot short films with native audio generated from a single prompt, plus improved camera work and character performance.

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

Resolution
1080p (PixVerse states the platform outputs up to 1080P)
Weights
Not released
API
Yes
Commercial use
Not established

It is the cheapest per-second model in PixVerse's own price table and is the model the platform's own $1-for-5-videos example is based on.

Commercial use — Not established

Licence terms not reviewed.

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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, video
What it makes
video, audio
Maximum duration
not established
Maximum resolution
1080p (PixVerse states the platform outputs up to 1080P)
Aspect ratios
not established
Controls
image-to-video, start-end-frame, reference-character-consistency, extend, camera-control
Weights
Not released
API
Yes
Pricing
Credits, billed per second. Without audio: 360p 5, 540p 7, 720p 9, 1080p 18 credits per second. With audio: 7, 9, 12, 23 credits per second. When a fusion request includes video references the rate doubles (720p 18 credits/s without audio, 24 with). PixVerse quotes $1 = 5 videos at V6, 720p, 5s, no audio on the Starter pack.
Released or updated
2026-03-30
Prompt limit
2,048 charactersVendor figure, checked 2026-08-16Collected from the vendor's own documentation on 16 August 2026. Vendors change these between model versions without announcing it, so check the vendor's current API reference before you rely on it. Check the vendor's documentation
Prompt length the vendor recommends
50 to 80 wordsThe recommended length is well below the cap on every model that publishes both. The cap is the point of rejection, not the target: writing to it produces worse output, not more detail.

Maximum duration and supported aspect ratios are not established here. That means no page we could retrieve stated them, not that the model lacks them.

Strengths

  • Cheapest per-second tier in PixVerse's own table (5 credits/s at 360p, 9 at 720p)
  • Video extension supported, which C1 does not list
  • Multi-shot output with native audio from one prompt
  • Separate standalone endpoints for lip sync, restyle, subject swap, motion mimic, prompt-based modify and sound effects
  • Also resold via Freepik, fal, Replicate, Cloudflare and WaveSpeed, so easy to benchmark

Weaknesses

  • Maximum duration is not documented for V6; the older V5.5/V5.6 tables cap at 10 seconds
  • 1080p ceiling
  • Video-reference fusion doubles the per-second cost
  • PixVerse acknowledges weaknesses in precise directional control in complex scenes and consistency across large spatial changes

Best for

What to understand before using it

Explainers naming the mechanisms this model's own documentation mentions.

MCP servers that front PixVerse

Servers in the media MCP directory whose own description or homepage names this vendor. Absence of a server here is not evidence that none exists: most publish no tool list at all.

See it from the vendor

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Sources

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