PixVerse

What it does

PixVerse takes in text prompts, images, and reference material, and produces short AI-generated videos. Its tools include text and image to video, a Lip Sync feature for voice and sound, character consistency, templates, and a Canvas for building video workflows with connected nodes. It also offers an API and a command-line interface for batch generation.

People use PixVerse to generate clips from a single prompt, refine motion through a conversational Agent, or produce ready-made marketing videos through guided Marketing Hub workflows. The Canvas lets users connect references, prompts, motion, and output in one editable graph, which is useful for planning and rerunning complex productions. Credits are used for generation, and paid plans unlock higher resolution and more models.

PixVerse suits creators, marketers, and teams that want to produce AI video without building their own models, and developers who want API or CLI access. Free use is limited to a Basic plan with 60 initial credits and 30 daily credits, with video resolution up to 540P. Higher tiers add up to 4K output and more concurrency. Generated results can be unstable, and credit packs and expired subscriptions are non-refundable.

What it can do

• Generate videos from text prompts or images
• Refine motion and creative direction through a conversational Agent
• Produce guided ready-to-use marketing videos through Marketing Hub
• Build editable video workflows with a node-based Canvas
• Generate video from the terminal with prompt, ratio, and duration options via CLI
• Create lip-synced voice and sound with Lip Sync

Example workflows

Marketing video ad from a product image

Illustrative example. Input: a product image or URL. Steps: open Marketing Hub, choose E-Commerce, upload the image or add a URL, and select Create an AI Video Ad. Output: a ready-to-use marketing video generated without manual prompt tuning.

Batch clip generation from the terminal

Illustrative example. Input: a text prompt, output ratio, and duration. Steps: run the pixverse generate command with the prompt, ratio, and duration flags. Output: a generated video produced from the command line, which can be repeated for batches.

Before you choose

• Daily credits expire each day; membership credits renew on a 30-day cycle and unused credits expire.
• Output resolution, available models and concurrency depend on the plan.
• Review the generation cost and output carefully; credit-pack and subscription refund conditions differ.

Listed under

• Creative
• Image and design
• Video editing
• Video generation
• AI agent
• AI video generator
• Developer API
• Enterprise video
• Image to video
• Marketing videos

Get started

Start from the Try PixVerse AI call to action on the homepage; a Basic plan is free.

1. Create an account at pixverse.ai and log in to receive Daily Credits.
2. Choose a plan on the Subscribe page or keep the Basic free plan to try the tools.
3. Install the CLI or download the mobile app if you want terminal or phone access, and use the API console for enterprise integration.

Basic lists 60 initial and 30 daily credits. Paid plans add credits renewed every 30 days, with varying resolution and concurrency. Confirm the selected monthly or annual term and promotion at checkout. Credit packs are separate, and web subscription credits do not establish API entitlement.

Source: app.pixverse.ai/subscribe, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• The Generative Core Behind Digital Worlds and Experiences | PixVerse ↗pixverse.ai
• PixVerse Pricing: Credits, Plans & AI Video Costs ↗app.pixverse.ai

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