Understand PixVerse V6’s limits before you generate.
PixVerse V6 is PixVerse’s current video model: clips from one to fifteen seconds at up to 1080p, native multi-shot sequencing and audio generated with the picture. It is also the model in this directory whose output rights are the most restricted — PixVerse licences output for non-commercial use unless you obtain a separate licence.
Capabilities and specifications on this page come from PixVerse’s own change log and platform documentation. Credit prices and commercial-use terms are set by the vendor and change without notice. The three stills in the gallery below are PixVerse’s own V6 launch artwork, published on and credited to its V6 announcement post; PixVerse ships its per-shot examples as video files, so this page shows what the vendor published rather than cutting frames out of a video.
What PixVerse V6 generates
Three stills PixVerse published with the V6 launch: the model’s key visual, a scene from its own demonstration reel, and the announcement card. They are stills because PixVerse ships its per-shot examples as video files.
Images © PixVerse, from the PixVerse V6 launch post
How PixVerse describes V6
PixVerse iterates quickly and documents it: V5.5 arrived on 2 December 2025, v5.6 on 26 January 2026 and V6 on 29 March 2026, with C1 following on 7 April. Checking the change log before you quote a version is the only reliable way to keep up.
Duration and resolution
V6 generates clips from one to fifteen seconds, at 360p, 540p, 720p or 1080p. That combination of a fifteen-second ceiling at 1080p is what separates it from models that cap resolution once you extend the clip.
Native multi-shot and audio
Both arrived in v5.5 and carry into V6. Multi-shot means a single generation can move between shots rather than holding one continuous take, and audio is generated with the picture rather than added afterwards.
Audio is switched per request
PixVerse exposes `generate_audio_switch` as a request parameter, so audio is a decision you make per call rather than a global setting — relevant because it is the sort of feature that changes what a generation costs.
Credits, with one official conversion
PixVerse prices in credits rather than currency. The one conversion the company publishes is that $1 buys five videos at V6 settings — 720p, five seconds, no audio, on the Starter pack. Anything beyond that shape has to be measured in the product.
Output rights are limited by default
PixVerse’s terms state that use of the outputs is limited to non-commercial purposes unless you obtain separate authorisation or a commercial-use licence. The platform terms additionally prohibit reselling access to the generation service itself.
What PixVerse documents
PixVerse’s change log is detailed about what shipped when and fairly quiet about the numbers behind its effects. Where a figure is not published, this page says so.
Up to fifteen seconds per clip
One to fifteen seconds, at 360p, 540p, 720p or 1080p. The range is stated on PixVerse’s own documentation rather than inferred from the interface.
Native multi-shot
Available since v5.5: one generation can contain more than one shot, which is the difference between a clip and a sequence.
Audio generated with the picture
Also since v5.5, and exposed as the `generate_audio_switch` parameter so it can be decided per request. PixVerse publishes no audio specification beyond that.
Effects are the product’s signature
PixVerse’s effect templates are its best-known feature. The company does not publish how many templates exist, so any count you see quoted elsewhere is not an official figure.
Credit-based pricing
Everything is metered in credits. The single official conversion PixVerse publishes is $1 for five V6 videos at 720p, five seconds and no audio on the Starter pack.
A non-commercial default
The output rights default to non-commercial, with commercial use requiring separate authorisation or a commercial-use licence. Plan your project around that before generating, not after.
Documented specifications
Every row below is stated on PixVerse’s own change log or platform documentation.
- Developer
- PixVerse
- Current model
- V6
- Clip length
- 1 to 15 seconds
- Resolutions
- 360p · 540p · 720p · 1080p
- Maximum resolution
- 1080p
- Native audio
- Yes, per request
- Native multi-shot
- Yes, since v5.5
- Audio parameter
- generate_audio_switch
- Pricing unit
- Credits
- Published conversion
- $1 = 5 V6 videos, 720p, 5s, no audio
- V5.5
- 2 December 2025
- v5.6
- 26 January 2026
- V6
- 29 March 2026
- C1
- 7 April 2026
- Commercial use
- Non-commercial unless separately licensed
- Effect template count
- Not published
Documented access channels
PixVerse reaches users through its own web product and through a platform API with its own documentation and terms.
PixVerse web app
The consumer product: text-to-video and image-to-video generation, the effect templates and the subscription tiers, with V6 as the current model.
OpenPixVerse change log
The platform’s own release history, and the source for the dates and capabilities on this page — including the v5.5 to V6 sequence.
OpenPixVerse platform documentation
API reference for the generation endpoints and their parameters, including the audio switch and the resolution and duration options.
OpenPixVerse pricing
The subscription tiers and what they buy in credits. This is also where to check the terms covering commercial use of output.
OpenPixVerse terms of service
The binding language on output rights, including the non-commercial default and the separate commercial-use licence route.
OpenPixVerse API platform
The developer console for platform access, whose terms additionally prohibit reselling the generation service itself.
OpenPixVerse V6 FAQ
What is the current PixVerse model?
V6, released 29 March 2026. It followed v5.6 on 26 January 2026 and V5.5 on 2 December 2025, and C1 arrived on 7 April 2026. PixVerse’s own change log is the place to confirm this, because the company ships versions quickly.
How long a clip can PixVerse V6 generate?
One to fifteen seconds, at 360p, 540p, 720p or 1080p. Both the duration range and the resolution set are documented on PixVerse’s own pages.
Does PixVerse generate audio?
Yes. Audio generation arrived with v5.5 and carries into V6, and it is controlled per request through the generate_audio_switch parameter.
How much does PixVerse cost?
PixVerse prices in credits. The one conversion the company publishes is $1 for five V6 videos at 720p, five seconds and no audio on the Starter pack. Longer, higher-resolution or audio-enabled generations cost more.
Can I use PixVerse output commercially?
Not by default. PixVerse’s terms limit use of the outputs to non-commercial purposes unless you obtain separate authorisation or a commercial-use licence, and the platform terms prohibit reselling the generation service. Read the current terms before committing a client project.
How many effect templates does PixVerse have?
PixVerse does not publish a count. Effects are central to the product, but the company gives no official number, so figures quoted elsewhere are not official.
Why does this page have no example images?
PixVerse’s official showcase assets are video files served from its own CDN, and its model sections render on the client with no static still address. The page carries specifications and pricing instead of a gallery.
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