Pixverse API for Multi-Shot Narrative Video Generation
The Pixverse API gives developers direct access to AISphere's video generation models. V6 covers text to video, image to video, reference guided generation, start and end frame control, and clip extension in one pipeline, while C1 turns storyboards into multi-shot sequences that keep characters and scenes consistent across cuts. Atlas Cloud serves both series with transparent per second pricing and no infrastructure setup. Start building today.
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Every Pixverse API Endpoint, Explained: V6 and C1 Across Five Modalities
See what each Pixverse API endpoint takes in, what it generates, and what it costs on Atlas Cloud, from single text prompts to seven-image reference control.
| 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 C1 Text-to-Video API (Text to Video) | C1 treats text-to-video as a storyboard problem, generating clips built for multi-shot narrative continuity rather than isolated standalone shots. Prompts up to 5,000 characters drive videos of 1 to 15 seconds with native audio, eight aspect ratio options, and quality up to 1080p. Atlas Cloud prices the C1 series from $0.03 per second on a pay-as-you-go basis. |
| Pixverse C1 Image-to-Video API (Image to Video) | Feed C1 a still image and it returns a video sequence in which character and scene fidelity hold from the first frame to the last. Inputs follow the same practical limits as V6, JPG or PNG up to 10MB with aspect ratios from 1:2.5 to 2.5:1, so existing assets drop straight in. Its storyboard-aware design suits multi-scene projects where identity drift between shots is not acceptable. |
| Pixverse C1 Start-End-to-Video API (Image to Video) | Defining a clip by its first and last frames gives C1 a complete narrative arc to fill, and the model generates the connecting motion while keeping the series' storyboard-native visual language intact. Start and end images upload as URLs or Base64 in PNG, JPEG, or WebP, with durations of 1 to 15 seconds and a seed option for repeatable results. Episodic and multi-chapter productions use it to lock scene-to-scene transitions in place. |
| Pixverse C1 Reference-to-Video API (Reference to Video) | For serialized content where a character must look identical from one episode to the next, this endpoint accepts up to seven tagged reference images and holds their appearance across every generated shot. Subject and background tags plus per-image reference names give the Pixverse API its most granular consistency control, layered on C1's multi-shot architecture. It is available on Atlas Cloud from $0.03 per second with one OpenAI-compatible key. |
New features of PixVerse Models + Showcase
Combining advanced models with Atlas Cloud's GPU-accelerated platform delivers unmatched speed, scalability, and creative control for image and video generation.
Action & VFX Sequences
C1 is built to handle the sequences that expose the limits of most AI video models — close-combat choreography, high-velocity motion, particle effects, fluid dynamics, and atmospheric environments. Spatial relationships and physical weight stay consistent across frames, reducing the correction overhead that action content typically requires. It supports both realistic and stylized scenes within a single generation workflow.
Storyboard-to-Video Production
PixVerse C1 converts static storyboard layouts directly into continuous video sequences, with scene segmentation handled automatically based on prompt structure. Production teams can upload still panels and receive a multi-shot sequence without rebuilding each scene from scratch. This makes C1 the practical choice for film studios, animation teams, and agencies working from pre-approved creative briefs.
Cinematic Camera Control
PixVerse V6 renders camera movements — tracking shots, perspective shifts, and environmental reveals — with precision and minimal artifacts. Character emotion and body language hold consistently across scene changes, making it reliable for narrative sequences that require more than a single standalone clip. For marketing teams and content studios, this means less manual correction and faster iteration from brief to final output.
Seven-Image Reference Control
Tag up to seven reference images as subject or background, give each one a name, and call it directly in the prompt. Faces, products, and environments keep their exact look in every frame.
Sound and Picture in a Single Pass
Want sound without a separate pipeline? Both V6 and C1 render synchronized audio in the same generation pass, so trailers, ads, and social clips leave the API ready to publish.
Every Screen Size, One Pixverse API
From 21:9 cinematic frames to 9:16 vertical feeds, eight aspect ratios and four resolution tiers cover film, broadcast, and social output. Pick 360p for drafts or 1080p for final delivery, with no post-generation cropping.
5,000-Character Prompts on the Pixverse API
A single prompt can run 5,000 characters, enough to specify shot order, lighting, wardrobe, and pacing in one request. Detailed scripts translate into footage that matches the brief the first time.
Pixverse vs Other Models - One Prompt
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
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
Wan 2.7
Kling V3.0
From Single Clips to Serialized Stories: Pixverse API Use Cases
Whether you are animating one product shot or directing a multi-episode series, the Pixverse API on Atlas Cloud covers social video, e-commerce motion, seamless transitions, and long-form storytelling with transparent pay-as-you-go pricing.
Short-Form Social Content
Turn a single text prompt into a scroll-stopping vertical clip with Pixverse V6 text-to-video generation. Creators publishing daily to TikTok, Reels, and Shorts keep feeds fresh at $0.025 per second.
Product Ads with the Pixverse API
Static product photos become motion-rich hero clips through V6 image-to-video, with the original visual identity preserved frame to frame. E-commerce teams animate entire catalogs into ads without booking a studio shoot.
Serialized Character Storytelling
Need the same protagonist across ten episodes? C1 reference-to-video locks character appearance and environment from clip to clip, giving animation teams, webtoon studios, and IP owners a dependable serialized pipeline.
Seamless Transitions via the Pixverse API
When two keyframes define your shot, the start-end endpoint generates all motion between them. Polished scene cuts, morphing reveals, and perfectly loopable background visuals arrive without any manual keyframing work.
Long-Form Cuts from Short Clips
Generated clips rarely need to end at their first cut, since the V6 video-extend endpoint continues footage while preserving motion and style. Editors chain extended segments into trailers, music videos, and longer sequences.
Build Video Apps on the Pixverse API
Every V6 and C1 endpoint sits behind one OpenAI-compatible key on Atlas Cloud, billed pay-as-you-go from $0.025 per second. Developers add production video generation to their own products without managing GPU infrastructure.
PixVerse API Benchmarks: Where V6 and C1 Stand Among Top Video Models
Before you pick a video generation stack, see how the PixVerse API compares with Kling, Veo, Sora, and Wan on input modes, resolution, clip length, native audio, and per-second pricing.
| Model | Input Modes | Max Resolution | Clip Length | Native Audio | Price per Second |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PixVerse V6 | Text, image, reference images, start and end frames, video extension | 1080p | 1 to 15 seconds | √ | From $0.025/s on Atlas Cloud |
| PixVerse C1 | Text, image, reference images, start and end frames | 1080p | 1 to 15 seconds | √ | From $0.03/s on Atlas Cloud |
| Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro | Text, image | 1080p | 5 or 10 seconds | - | About $0.07/s |
| Google Veo 3.1 | Text, image, reference images, first and last frames | Up to 4K | 4, 6, or 8 seconds | √ | $0.40/s (Fast from $0.10/s) |
| OpenAI Sora 2 | Text, image | 720p (1080p on Sora 2 Pro) | 4, 8, or 12 seconds | √ | $0.10/s ($0.30/s for Pro) |
| Alibaba Wan 2.5 | Text, image, optional audio guidance | 1080p | 5 or 10 seconds | √ | From $0.05/s |
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Why Use Pixverse on Atlas Cloud
Combining the advanced Pixverse models with Atlas Cloud's GPU-accelerated platform provides unmatched performance, scalability, and developer experience.
Performance & flexibility
Low Latency:
GPU-optimized inference for real-time reasoning.
Unified API:
Run Pixverse, GPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek with one integration.
Transparent Pricing:
Predictable per-token billing with serverless options.
Enterprise & Scale
Developer Experience:
SDKs, analytics, fine-tuning tools, and templates.
Reliability:
99.99% uptime, RBAC, and compliance-ready logging.
Security & Compliance:
SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA alignment, data sovereignty in US.
Pixverse API Questions, Answered
The PixVerse API gives developers programmatic access to PixVerse's AI video generation models through Atlas Cloud. Instead of using the PixVerse consumer app, which runs on daily credits, adds a watermark, and caps resolution, you call the models directly over a REST API and pay only for what you generate.
V6 is the flagship general-purpose series, covering text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video, start-and-end frame control, and video extension in one pipeline. C1 takes a storyboard-native approach built for multi-shot narrative production, where scene continuity and character consistency across cuts matter as much as single-frame quality. On Atlas Cloud, V6 endpoints start from $0.025 per second and C1 endpoints from $0.03 per second.
Pricing is pay-as-you-go with no subscription required. All five PixVerse V6 endpoints are billed from $0.025 per second of generated video, and all four C1 endpoints start from $0.03 per second. You pay only for what you generate, with transparent per-call pricing on every request.
Every PixVerse generation endpoint outputs at 360p, 540p, 720p, or 1080p, with 720p as the default. Clips can run anywhere from 1 to 15 seconds, and eight aspect ratios are available: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 2:3, 3:2, and 21:9. That range covers vertical social formats through 21:9 cinematic frames without any post-generation cropping.
Yes. Both V6 and C1 produce sound in the same generation pass, and the Pixverse API exposes a sound parameter that is enabled by default. Set it to false when you plan to score the clip yourself. The one exception is the V6 Video-Extend endpoint, which does not expose an audio parameter.
C1 reads a multi-panel storyboard layout the way a director reads a comic page, treating each panel as a separate shot and inferring the transition logic between them. The output is a continuous multi-shot sequence with consistent characters and spatial logic, so teams can move from approved boards to footage without rebuilding every scene. On the text-to-video endpoint, shot segmentation can also be driven directly by prompt structure.
Both the V6 and C1 Reference-to-Video endpoints accept 1 to 7 reference images per request, each of which can be tagged as a subject or background reference. Images can be supplied as public URLs or Base64 strings in PNG, JPEG, or WebP format, with the total request capped at 20MB. Tagged references are how multi-shot productions keep character identity locked from clip to clip.
The V6 Video-Extend endpoint takes a source video URL plus a text prompt and generates a continuation of 1 to 15 seconds. Motion continuity and visual style carry across the extension, which makes it practical for stretching a clip past its original length or building sequenced content from multiple sources. It bills at the same $0.025 per second rate as the other V6 endpoints.
Create an Atlas Cloud account, generate an API key, and call any PixVerse endpoint with that key in the Authorization header. Requests run asynchronously: submit a generation, receive a prediction ID, then poll the result endpoint until the status reads completed. There is no infrastructure to set up, and Day-0 access means new PixVerse releases appear without a migration. Start building today.
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