PixVerse V6 on Pixel Dojo
PixVerse V6 AI Video Generator
PixVerse V6 turns a single prompt into a cinematic multi-shot scene with native sound, cutting from wide shot to close-up in the order you write it.
PixVerse V6 is PixVerse's text to video and image to video model. On Pixel Dojo you can use it to cut a three-shot scene from one prompt, give a character a spoken line, film rain and splashing water, or switch on a clay, anime or 3D animation look, in clips from 1 to 15 seconds at up to 1080p with native sound. We made every clip on this page on Pixel Dojo, and each one comes with its exact prompt and settings so you can start from it.
10 credits ($0.63) per 5 s clip at 720p with audio. Included in every plan, from $10/month.
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By Brian Lovett · Updated
Seven things PixVerse V6 does best
Multi-shot scenes from one prompt
Write your shots in order and PixVerse V6 cuts between them inside one clip. Our whale prompt listed a wide breach, a close-up of the man at the lighthouse and the crash of glowing foam, and the 10 s 1080p clip plays that sequence with him in the yellow coat we described.
Characters that speak your lines
Put a line of dialogue in quotes, switch audio on, and the character says it. Our fisherman turns from the rainy window and says "The sea gives back what it takes" straight to camera, every word clear.
Rain, water and cloth in motion
Splashes, rain streaks and moving fabric are where V6 looks most cinematic. The flooded crosswalk clip throws sheets of water off every step while the silver jacket catches magenta and cyan light for the whole 5 s.
Style presets that restyle the whole world
Set the style to clay, anime, 3D animation, comic or cyberpunk and the look runs through every frame. With clay on, our bear's fur came out as carved strokes and the oven as hand-pressed bricks, like a real stop motion set.
Product shots with a commercial finish
Macro product clips come out glossy and high contrast. Our perfume prompt gave us an amber drop running down a faceted bottle onto wet slate while smoke curls through the light, a ready-made look for a fragrance or skincare spot.
Camera moves you can direct
Name the move and V6 follows it. The aerial shot flies low over a braided river and tilts up to pink peaks, and the clay bakery glides in on the gentle push-in we asked for, past the fresh buns to the fire.
Every format and length you need
Pick 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16 and any length from 1 to 15 seconds. We shot the dancer in 9:16 for vertical feeds and the other scenes in 16:9 for widescreen.
What you can create with PixVerse V6
We made these four clips on Pixel Dojo at 1080p with sound on: a three-shot fantasy scene, a character speaking a line, a rain-soaked street dance and a clay animation. Tap Use this prompt on any clip to make it your own.
A full three-shot sequence from one prompt: the glowing whale breaches, the bearded lighthouse man looks up in awe, then the whale crashes down in a storm of light below the lighthouse, all with native sound. Start from this prompt to cut your own scene.
Three-shot sequence. Shot 1, wide low angle from the rocks: a colossal whale made of glowing blue bioluminescent water bursts out of a black night ocean beside a white stone lighthouse, spray exploding into sparks of light. Shot 2, close-up: the lighthouse keeper, a gray-bearded man in a yellow oilskin coat, stares up, his face washed in shifting blue light. Shot 3, wide: the whale crashes back down and a wave of glowing foam rolls toward the rocks. Anamorphic lens, deep teal and cyan grade, fine film grain. Sound: deep whale song, roaring surf, howling wind.
A weathered fisherman turns from the rain-streaked window and speaks his line to camera. Warm instrument glow against cold storm light gives it the look of a film still. Start from this prompt for your own dialogue shot.
Close-up, slow push-in: a weathered fisherman in his sixties with a salt-white beard and a navy knit cap stares through a rain-streaked wheelhouse window, then turns to the camera and says quietly, "The sea gives back what it takes." Warm instrument glow on his face, cold blue storm light behind him, 50mm lens, soft film grain. Sound: rain on glass, a creaking hull, a low engine hum.
Rain, neon and flying water in a vertical frame made for reels and shorts. The shot opens low on white high tops kicking up sheets of water, then rises to the dancer in his silver bomber jacket. Start from this prompt for a music video moment.
Low angle tracking shot, vertical frame: a street dancer in a silver bomber jacket and white high top sneakers spins across a flooded crosswalk at night, each step kicking up sheets of water that catch magenta and cyan light from out of focus neon bokeh, heavy rain streaking through the light. 24mm lens, slight motion blur, teal and magenta grade. Sound: splashing footsteps, drumming rain, distant bass from a club.
Set the style to clay and V6 builds a stop motion world: a bear baker in a blue apron lifts out a tray of glowing cinnamon buns as steam curls up and the camera pushes in toward the fire. Carved fur and hand-pressed bricks sell the handmade look.
Claymation with a stop motion feel, medium shot with a gentle push-in: a round clay brown bear baker in a flour-dusted blue apron pulls a tray of glowing cinnamon buns from a brick oven, steam curling up, thumbprints visible in the clay, a miniature kitchen with felt curtains and tiny copper pans, warm tungsten light. Sound: an oven door creak, a happy hum, a crackling fire.
How to get results like these with PixVerse V6
Every clip on this page started from a prompt written like a shot note: framing and camera move first, then the subject and one action, then light, lens and sound. Here is one more, a luxury perfume macro, plus the prompting habits behind all of them.
A luxury product macro: a faceted bottle with a brass cap on wet slate, an amber drop running down the glass and pooling on the stone while smoke drifts through the light. Start from this prompt for a fragrance spot.
Extreme macro, slow orbit: a faceted smoky quartz perfume bottle with a brushed brass cap stands on wet black slate while a single bead of amber liquid rolls down the glass. A thin blade of warm light sweeps across it, refractions dance over the stone, fine mist drifts through the beam. 100mm macro lens, shallow depth of field, glossy high contrast commercial grade. Sound: a soft glass chime and a low airy whoosh.
- Write the shots in order. Label them Shot 1, Shot 2 and Shot 3, give each a framing such as wide, close-up or low angle, and give a three-shot scene a 10 s clip so each shot has room.
- Quote the dialogue. Put the exact words in quotes and turn audio on, and the character speaks them on camera.
- Describe the sound you want. With audio on, every clip gets its own sound track, so end the prompt with a Sound: line naming the ambience, effects and music.
- Lead with the camera. Start with shot size and move (low angle tracking shot, slow push-in, aerial tilt up), then the subject, then light, lens and grade.
- Pair a style preset with a matching prompt. Clay, anime, 3D animation, comic and cyberpunk set the whole look, and describing the same world in words, as our clay bakery prompt does, gives the richest result.
- For products, put the object's position first (standing, lying, held in a hand) so it sits where you want it in the frame.
- Pick the resolution for where the clip will play. 1080p with sound gives the cinematic finish of the clips above, and 360p, 540p and 720p suit quick social posts for fewer credits.
PixVerse V6 vs PixVerse V5.6: one aerial shot, two models
We gave one aerial landscape prompt to PixVerse V6 and to the earlier PixVerse V5.6 at the same settings: 720p, 5 s, 16:9, audio on. V6 put every element on screen, from the braided turquoise channels and black volcanic sand to the rising mist, the red cabin and the tilt up to pink peaks, and this clip cost 10 credits against 15 on V5.6. V5.6 paints lovely sunrise light, and V6 adds longer clips, style presets and multi-shot cuts on top.
Same prompt: Aerial drone shot flying fast and low over a turquoise glacial river braiding through black volcanic sand at sunrise, mist rising off the water, a lone red cabin on the bank, then the camera tilts up to reveal snow capped peaks glowing pink. Crisp nature documentary look, 24mm lens. Sound: rushing water and wind.
PixVerse V6: braided turquoise river, black sand, rising mist, the red cabin and the tilt up to pink peaks, all from one prompt.
Aerial drone shot flying fast and low over a turquoise glacial river braiding through black volcanic sand at sunrise, mist rising off the water, a lone red cabin on the bank, then the camera tilts up to reveal snow capped peaks glowing pink. Crisp nature documentary look, 24mm lens. Sound: rushing water and wind.
PixVerse V5.6: warm sunrise light on the snow peaks and the red cabin beside a winding river.
Aerial drone shot flying fast and low over a turquoise glacial river braiding through black volcanic sand at sunrise, mist rising off the water, a lone red cabin on the bank, then the camera tilts up to reveal snow capped peaks glowing pink. Crisp nature documentary look, 24mm lens. Sound: rushing water and wind.
| PixVerse V6 | PixVerse V5.6 | |
|---|---|---|
| Credits for this clip | 10 credits | 15 credits |
| What made it on screen | Braided turquoise river, black sand, mist, red cabin, tilt up to pink peaks | Pink peaks, red cabin, mist and one winding river |
| Longest clip | 15 s | 10 s |
| Style presets | Anime, 3D animation, clay, comic, cyberpunk | None |
| Start and end frame | Yes, plus multi-clip transitions | Yes |
PixVerse V6 pricing: credits per clip
PixVerse V6 is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, with plans from $10/month. Each clip uses credits based on resolution, length and whether sound is on, and the tool shows the cost before you generate.
The clips on this page: 17.5 credits for a 5 s 1080p clip with sound, 35 credits for the 10 s 1080p three-shot whale scene, 10 credits for a 5 s 720p clip with sound and 5 credits for a 5 s 360p clip with sound off.
Per second rates in the tool: 360p is 1 credit silent or 1.25 with audio, 540p is 1.25 or 2, 720p is 2 either way, and 1080p is 3 silent or 3.5 with audio. A full 15 s clip at 1080p with audio comes to 52.5 credits.
PixVerse V6 questions
What is PixVerse V6 good at?
PixVerse V6 is an AI video model from PixVerse. It shines at cinematic multi-shot scenes from one prompt, characters speaking quoted dialogue, rain and water in motion, glossy product macros and stylized animation with its clay, anime, 3D animation, comic and cyberpunk presets. Every example on this page comes with its exact prompt.
How much does PixVerse V6 cost?
PixVerse V6 is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, from $10/month. A 5 s 1080p clip with sound is 17.5 credits, a 10 s 1080p clip with sound is 35 credits and a 5 s 720p clip with sound is 10 credits.
What lengths, resolutions and aspect ratios does PixVerse V6 support?
Any length from 1 to 15 seconds at 360p, 540p, 720p or 1080p, in 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16. Our three-shot whale scene is a 10 s 1080p clip, and the dancer is 9:16 for vertical feeds.
Does PixVerse V6 generate sound and dialogue?
Yes. Turn on audio and it adds ambience, sound effects and spoken lines. Put the words in quotes, as in our fisherman prompt, and the character speaks them on camera.
Can I animate my own image with PixVerse V6?
Yes. Give it a start frame to bring to life, or a start and an end frame and it builds the motion between them.
Can I use PixVerse V6 through an API?
Yes. POST to /api/v1/models/pixverse-v6/run with a Pixel Dojo API key. It takes the same prompt, resolution, duration, aspect ratio, style, seed and audio settings shown on each clip above.
How do I use PixVerse V6?
Open PixVerse V6 on Pixel Dojo, write a prompt or tap Use this prompt on any example here, then pick the resolution, length, aspect ratio, style and audio and generate. Add a start image to animate your own picture.
Make your first PixVerse V6 clip
Write a prompt above or start from any example on this page. One subscription covers every model on Pixel Dojo.
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