Atlas Cloud is now an authorized U.S. reseller of Dreamina Seedance 2.5 and Seedream 5.0 Pro.Atlas Cloud is now an authorized U.S. reseller of Dreamina Seedance 2.5 and Seedream 5.0 Pro.Pixverse v6 is PixVerse's AI video generation model family for developers who need precise creative control. Prompts accept up to 5,000 characters, reference generation supports as many as seven images, and seeded requests help reproduce outputs across production runs. Atlas Cloud brings every endpoint into one API with transparent pay as you go pricing and no infrastructure setup. Start building today.
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| Modality | Description |
|---|---|
| Pixverse V6 Text-to-Video API (Text to Video) | Describe a scene in up to 5,000 characters and V6 renders it as a video of 1 to 15 seconds, at up to 1080p, with audio generated in the same pass. Eight aspect ratios from 21:9 cinematic to 9:16 vertical cover film, social, and ad formats without post-cropping. Pricing on Atlas Cloud starts at $0.025 per second. |
| Pixverse V6 Image-to-Video API (Image to Video) | A single still image is all this endpoint needs to produce a motion clip that preserves the source's visual identity, guided by a text prompt of up to 5,000 characters. It accepts JPG and PNG inputs up to 10MB with aspect ratios from 1:2.5 to 2.5:1, so portraits, product shots, and wide banners all animate without reformatting. Optional native audio and a seed parameter make outputs repeatable for production pipelines. |
| Pixverse V6 Start-End-to-Video API (Image to Video) | When a clip has to land on an exact final frame, this endpoint takes both a start image and an end image and generates all the motion in between. Frames can be passed as public URLs or Base64 in PNG, JPEG, or WebP, and clips run 1 to 15 seconds at up to 1080p. That makes it the natural pick for scene transitions, loopable content, and shots with a fixed visual destination. |
| Pixverse V6 Reference-to-Video API (Reference to Video) | Up to seven reference images steer each generation, and every image can be tagged as subject or background and given its own reference name for prompt-level control. V6 keeps character appearance and scene context stable across the clip, which removes manual keyframing from character-driven and brand-consistent work. Output supports the full range of eight aspect ratios and resolutions up to 1080p. |
| Pixverse V6 Video-Extend API (Video to Video) | Need a clip to run longer than its original cut? Pass a source video URL plus a text prompt and V6 continues the footage for another 1 to 15 seconds, preserving the established motion and visual style. At $0.025 per second on Atlas Cloud, extending a scene costs the same as generating one from scratch. |
Pixverse v6 brings 1 to 15 second generation, four resolution tiers up to 1080p, eight aspect ratios, synchronized sound, start and end frame control, seven image references, and video extension into five pay as you go Atlas Cloud endpoints.
Pixverse v6 creates high-quality clips from prompts up to 5,000 characters, with durations from 1 to 15 seconds and output in 360p, 540p, 720p, or 1080p. Eight aspect ratios span cinematic 21:9, standard 16:9, square 1:1, and vertical 9:16 formats. A seed value supports repeatable iteration. Developers can move from rough drafts to delivery assets without changing endpoints or rebuilding their integration.
Sound can be generated simultaneously with the video through the sound parameter, which is enabled by default on supported Pixverse v6 generation endpoints. Describe the scene and its sonic atmosphere in the same prompt that directs the visuals. The result keeps audio creation inside one request, reducing extra production steps for trailers, social clips, music visuals, and narrative scenes.
Begin with one image and guide its movement using a prompt of up to 5,000 characters. Pixverse v6 image to video accepts PNG, JPEG, JPG, or WebP inputs up to 10MB and supports clips from 1 to 15 seconds. Optional sound and a seed value add control for repeatable production. It suits portraits, products, artwork, and existing campaign assets that need motion.
Set both the opening and closing images, then let the model generate the motion that connects them. Public URLs or Base64 inputs work in PNG, JPEG, JPG, or WebP, while the start to end aspect ratio must stay within 0.8 to 1.25. Durations run from 1 to 15 seconds at up to 1080p. This precise framing suits transformations, planned reveals, and loopable transitions.
Guide a scene with one to seven reference images, each labeled as a subject or background and optionally assigned a reference name of up to 30 UTF-8 bytes. The Pixverse v6 API lets prompts call those named references to direct which people, products, or environments appear. Output ranges from 1 to 15 seconds and up to 1080p. This control fits projects where identity and brand consistency matter.
Continue an existing clip through the dedicated video extension endpoint by providing a source video URL, a continuation prompt, and 1 to 15 seconds of added duration. Four quality settings from 360p through 1080p let teams match the source and delivery target. Atlas Cloud places extension beside text, image, start and end frame, and reference workflows under one API, with standard pay as you go pricing of $0.025 per second.
The same prompt, generated by Pixverse and other leading video models: Multi-shot and high-end commercial film
Create a 10-second cinematic product commercial for a luxury electric bicycle. Scene 1, 0-2s: Macro close-up of raindrops sliding across the matte black bicycle frame. Soft neon reflections, shallow depth of field, slow push-in camera movement. Subtle rain ambience. Scene 2, 2-5s: Low-angle tracking shot as the bicycle rides through a wet city street at night. Tires splash through shallow puddles. Add realistic tire splash sound, soft electric motor hum, and distant traffic ambience. Scene 3, 5-8s: Smooth side-follow shot of the same bicycle passing under streetlights. Keep the exact same frame geometry, wheels, headlight, color, and proportions. Controlled motion blur, premium commercial framing. Scene 4, 8-10s: Final hero shot: the bicycle stops beside a glass building. The headlight glows softly, rain and neon reflections fade naturally. Product centered, sharp, high-end advertising look. Requirements: - Maintain the exact same bicycle design across all shots - Use clear cinematic camera control: macro close-up, low-angle tracking, side-follow, final hero shot - Keep rain, lighting, reflections, and city atmosphere consistent - Synchronize audio with motion: rain, tire splash, electric motor hum, city ambience - No warped wheels, no changing frame structure, no inconsistent product details - Realistic materials, polished commercial film look, 1080p
Pixverse v6
Wan 2.7
Kling V3.0
Create a 10-second cinematic product commercial for a transparent wireless speaker on a modern studio table. Scene 1, 0-2s: Macro close-up of the transparent speaker casing. Internal components are visible through the clear shell. Soft studio lighting, clean reflections, shallow depth of field, slow push-in camera movement. Scene 2, 2-5s: The speaker powers on. A subtle LED ring lights up from the center outward. The camera performs a smooth orbit shot around the product. Add a soft startup chime and a low bass pulse synchronized with the LED animation. Scene 3, 5-8s: Close side shot: sound waves are visualized through gentle vibrations on a nearby glass of water. The speaker remains the exact same shape, size, material, and internal layout. Clean studio background, premium product framing. Scene 4, 8-10s: Final hero shot: the transparent speaker centered on the table, LED ring glowing softly, camera slowly pulls back. Minimal futuristic studio, polished commercial look. Requirements: - Maintain the exact same speaker design across all shots - Use cinematic camera control: macro close-up, smooth orbit, side close-up, final hero pullback - Keep studio lighting, reflections, transparency, and product scale consistent - Synchronize audio with action: startup chime, bass pulse, subtle vibration - No changing internal components, no warped transparent casing, no inconsistent LED position - High-end technology commercial style, clean composition, realistic materials, 1080p
Pixverse v6
Wan 2.7
Kling V3.0
Move from product stills and tagged references to transitions, extended edits, and multi-clip stories with Pixverse v6 through Atlas Cloud's pay-as-you-go API.
Turn detailed text prompts into multi-clip sequences with optional synchronized audio and resolutions up to 1080p. Creative teams can prototype campaign narratives, trailers, and concept reels before committing to a traditional shoot.
Animate a product image while preserving its source identity, guided by a detailed prompt of up to 5,000 characters. Commerce teams gain product showcases, hero videos, and ad variants without rebuilding the original asset.
Use up to seven tagged reference images to guide subjects and backgrounds throughout a generated clip. Brand studios can maintain recognizable characters, products, and environments across campaign scenes while reducing manual continuity work.
Define the opening and closing frames, then let Pixverse v6 generate the motion between them. Editors can create controlled reveals, visual transformations, title sequences, and scene transitions with a fixed visual destination.
Continue an existing video for another 1 to 15 seconds while carrying its established motion and visual style forward. Editors can assemble longer trailers, music videos, and narrative cuts from connected generated segments.
Choose text, image, reference, transition, or extension generation through Pixverse v6 endpoints on Atlas Cloud. Developers can build creator tools and automated video workflows with pay-as-you-go access and no GPU infrastructure to manage.
Compare Pixverse v6 with other text to video models available on Atlas Cloud across clip length, maximum resolution, native audio, and standard base price.
| Model | Clip Length | Maximum Resolution | Native Audio | Atlas Base Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pixverse v6 Text-to-Video | 1–15 seconds | 1080p | √ | $0.025/sec |
| MiniMax H3 Text-to-Video | 4–15 seconds | 2K | √ | $0.038/sec |
| Seedance 2.0 Text-to-Video | Up to 15 seconds | 1080p | √ | $0.112 |
| Veo 3.1 Lite Text-to-video | 4, 6, or 8 seconds | 1080p | √ | $0.05 |
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PixVerse V6 is an AI video generation model from PixVerse. It supports text-to-video, image-to-video, first and last frame transitions, reference-guided generation, and video extension, with optional audio generation.
Create videos from text prompts, animate still images, generate transitions between two frames, continue existing footage, or guide scenes with visual references. These workflows suit social clips, product videos, advertisements, cinematic sequences, and developer-built creative applications.
Choose the Atlas Cloud endpoint that matches your input, then configure the request using its published parameter schema. One Atlas Cloud API key provides access without requiring you to deploy or manage GPU infrastructure.
The documented V6 workflows support prompts of up to 5,000 characters, durations from 1 to 15 seconds, and 360p, 540p, 720p, or 1080p output. Optional controls include audio generation and a seed, while aspect ratio and input settings vary by endpoint.
Atlas Cloud lists each of its five V6 endpoints at a standard base price of $0.025 per second. Billing is pay as you go, so the generation cost scales with the requested video duration.
Yes. Every documented V6 generation mode includes an optional audio control, allowing sound and video to be produced in the same request. Leave the setting disabled when your workflow supplies audio separately.
Both models support text-to-video, image-to-video, first and last frame transitions, reference-guided generation, native audio, and output up to 15 seconds at 1080p. V6 also supports video extension, while PixVerse recommends C1 for cinematic, reference-based, and action-focused generation.
Use reference-to-video when a character, product, or background must retain a recognizable appearance. Keep descriptions, wardrobe, lighting, and camera direction consistent across requests, and reuse a seed when you need more repeatable generation conditions.
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