PixVerse V6 Max

PixVerse V6 Max is the top model in PixVerse’s V series. It’s built for professional work like films, short dramas, ads, and music videos. It generates up to 15 seconds of 1080p video with synchronized audio, from a text prompt or a starting image.

If you’ve used pixverse/pixverse-v6, V6 Max takes the same inputs and focuses on quality: better prompt following, more realistic textures and lighting, and more consistent characters and products across shots.

What V6 Max is good at

• Following detailed prompts. It handles long, complex prompts (up to 5,000 characters for text-to-video) with multiple constraints on performance, camera movement, and shot design. You can write a full storyboard.
• Realistic, cinematic images. Skin, fabric, and materials look more natural, and lighting, depth of field, and color are more balanced.
• Emotional performance. Characters convey emotion through eyelines, breathing, pauses, and body language, not only facial expressions.
• Consistency across shots. Characters and objects keep their identity as shot sizes, angles, and scenes change.
• Music and rhythm. Movement, transitions, and effects line up with musical beats, and visual energy follows the structure of the track.
• Multi-character dialogue. Lines go to the right speaker, turn-taking is easier to control, and lip sync is tighter. Characters who aren’t speaking keep their mouths shut.
• Products and text. Product shapes, colors, and packaging stay consistent through close-ups and rotations, and brand names and short copy render legibly.

Modes

• Text-to-video: provide a prompt and an aspect_ratio (16:9, 9:16, or 1:1).
• Image-to-video: provide a prompt and an image. The output follows the image’s aspect ratio.

V6 Max doesn’t support first/last frame transitions. Use pixverse/pixverse-v6 for those.

Options

• quality: 360p, 540p, 720p, or 1080p.
• duration: 5, 8, 10, or 15 seconds.
• generate_audio_switch: generate synchronized audio, including background music, sound effects, and dialogue. Put dialogue in quotes in your prompt and say who’s speaking.
• generate_multi_clip_switch: generate a sequence with several shots and cuts. Write your prompt as a series of shots, for example:

> Shot 1, wide shot of a hiker on a snowy mountain. Shot 2, close-up of their determined face. Shot 3, aerial view of the summit.

• negative_prompt: things to keep out of the video.
• seed: set it to get repeatable results.

Pricing

You pay per second of output video. The price depends on resolution and whether audio is on.

A 5-second 720p video with audio costs $0.75. A 10-second 1080p video without audio costs $2.20.