PixVerse makes its own video models, V6 for everyday work and C1 for cinematic action and animation, and on paid plans it also opens Kling, Seedance, MiniMax, Wan and several other companies' models. Plans are sold in credits, and the cheapest one stops at 720p, so the plan you pick decides both how many clips you get and how sharp they are.
What is PixVerse?
PixVerse is a video generator that runs on the web and in iOS and Android apps, with a developer API and a command-line tool for the same models. The company is headquartered in Singapore. Beyond single clips, it offers an agent, a canvas for arranging work, a Marketing Hub for ads, and a library of AI tools and effect templates.
PixVerse's own models
- PixVerse V6 (latest general model): text to video, image to video, first and last frame, extension and reference to video, 1 to 15 seconds at up to 1080p, with optional sound and native multi-shot clips.
- PixVerse C1 (latest cinematic model): built for fight scenes, effects, transformations and storyboard-to-video work, up to 15 seconds at 1080p with optional audio.
- PixVerse R1: a real-time interactive world model, separate from the clip generators.
- V5.6, V5.5, V5, V4.5, V4 and V3.5: earlier models, still available.
Other companies' models on PixVerse
Paid plans open Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, MiniMax H3 and H3 Max, FLUX 3, Wan 3.0, Gemini Omni Flash, Happy Horse 1.0, Kling O3, Kling 3.0 and Grok Imagine for video. For images there are Nano Banana Pro and 2, GPT Image 2 and 2.5, Seedream 5.0 and 4.5, and Qwen-image, several of them unlimited in Relax Mode on paid plans. Ultra takes 20 to 40 percent off the credit cost of the outside video models.
What you can make with PixVerse
V6 handles text to video and image to video, and turns a first and last frame into a transition clip. Camera moves such as push-ins, tracking shots, pans, tilts and orbits are written into the prompt, and multi-shot mode cuts one generation into wide, medium and close-up shots. Clips can be extended, and Fusion builds a video from several reference images of subjects and backgrounds to keep them consistent.
V6 and C1 generate dialogue, sound effects and ambient sound with the picture when audio is switched on. Separately, PixVerse has text to speech with built-in voices or a custom voice made from your own sample, lip sync for speech, and Motion Control, which copies movement from a reference video onto your character.
PixVerse's own models output up to 1080p. Pro and higher plans reach 4K; Standard is limited to 720p.
PixVerse pricing: what each plan makes
V6 costs 9 credits a second at 720p and 18 at 1080p, rising to 12 and 23 with audio. A ten-second V6 clip is therefore 90 credits at 720p or 180 at 1080p without sound. C1 costs slightly more. Every account also collects 60 daily credits, which expire at the end of each day.
The free plan runs on those daily credits and adds a watermark. Standard costs $10 a month ($8 a month billed yearly) for 1,200 credits, about 13 ten-second V6 clips at 720p or 10 with audio, capped at 720p. It removes the watermark and ads and opens the outside models.
Pro costs $30 a month ($24 billed yearly) for 6,000 credits: about 33 ten-second V6 clips at 1080p, or 26 with audio. It adds 4K, batch creation and an Off-Peak Mode that saves 30 percent. Premium costs $60 a month ($48 billed yearly) for 15,000 credits, about 83 1080p clips, with Off-Peak saving 50 percent.
Ultra costs $199 a month ($149 billed yearly) for 25,000 credits, about 138 1080p clips, and makes Off-Peak generation free and unlimited. Team Ultra is priced per seat and shares one credit pool across members. Membership credits expire when each 30-day cycle ends; credit packs bought separately never expire.
Privacy and support
PixVerse's privacy policy says content may be used, aggregated and anonymised, to improve its services, including model training, unless you opt out where that option is offered. The Enterprise plan adds shared team workspaces, and PixVerse states ISO/IEC 27001 certification on its enterprise page.
Support is by email at support@pixverse.ai and through in-app feedback. Refunds are only given for subscriptions that have not been used.
Who PixVerse suits
PixVerse suits short-form creators and marketers who want fast, cheap clips with sound, multi-shot cuts and effect templates, and who like trying Kling or Seedance without a second subscription. Pro is where it becomes a working plan: 1080p, 4K and discounted off-peak runs.
It suits less well anyone who needs 1080p on the entry plan, since Standard stops at 720p, or who wants detailed editing on a timeline rather than generation and templates.
How PixVerse compares
PixVerse scores 8.8 out of 10 among the AI video generators we rate. These three do the same job and are the closest to it, compared on what each vendor publishes.
Kling AI
PixVerse's own V6 generates at up to 1080p and exports 4K on Pro and above; Kling AI's VIDEO 3.0 generates 4K itself. A working month of 20 ten-second clips costs $30 on PixVerse's Pro plan against $32.56 on Kling AI's Pro plan. PixVerse's privacy policy offers an opt-out from AI training, while Kling AI's terms let it use what you make for training.
Pick Kling AI if you want native 4K without needing an upscale.
Pick PixVerse if you want an opt-out from AI training and the lower price.
Hailuo AI
PixVerse's V6 generates at up to 1080p and exports 4K on Pro and above; Hailuo AI's MiniMax H3 tops out at 2K. Hailuo AI adds automatic captions through its AutoCut agent and Google's Veo 3.1. A working month of 20 ten-second clips costs $30 on PixVerse's Pro plan against $38 on Hailuo AI's Pro plan.
Pick Hailuo AI if you want automatic captions and Google's Veo 3.1 in the same app.
Pick PixVerse if you want 4K export and the lower monthly cost.
Runway
PixVerse exports up to 4K on its Pro plan, where a working month of 20 ten-second clips costs $30. Runway's own Gen-4.5 outputs 720p and reaches 4K through Seedance 2.0 and Kling O3, and its working month costs $95 on the Max plan. Runway holds SOC 2 and GDPR and offers single sign-on on Enterprise, which PixVerse does not list.
Pick Runway if you need SOC 2, GDPR or single sign-on.
Pick PixVerse if you want 4K export at under a third of the price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does PixVerse have a free plan?
Yes. Free accounts collect daily credits that expire at the end of each day, and videos carry a watermark.
What is PixVerse's latest model?
PixVerse V6 is the latest general model and C1 the latest model for cinematic action and animation. Both make clips of up to 15 seconds at 1080p with optional audio.
Can PixVerse make 1080p video on the Standard plan?
No. Standard is capped at 720p. Pro and higher plans generate at 1080p and reach 4K.
How many videos do you get on PixVerse's plans?
About 13 ten-second V6 clips at 720p on Standard, and at 1080p about 33 on Pro, 83 on Premium and 138 on Ultra, plus 60 daily credits on every plan. Audio costs about a quarter more per clip.
