Everything PixVerse V6 can do

PixVerse V6 is PixVerse's video model. It cuts one clip into several shots, starts or ends on frames you give it, reads up to ten pictures and two videos as references, and makes the sound with the picture when Audio is on. Clips run 1 to 15 seconds, from 360p up to 1080p.

Every clip below was made by the step under it. Change a placeholder and press Gen to make your own.

Cuts in one clip

Turn on Multi-shot and write the clip as a shot list: Start with…, Cut to…, Shift to…, End on… Each beat becomes its own shot, and four fit well in 5 to 10 seconds. A prompt that only sets a mood comes back as one long take, even with the switch on.

End the prompt with what must stay the same: the cook's headband, the car's stripe. Whatever you don't name can change from one cut to the next. With Audio on, one soundtrack runs under all the shots.

Sound on

Audio is off until you turn it on, and it costs about a third more. It makes the sound of what's on screen, in time with it: the whistle as the train passes, the roar as the ice lands. It's made for the sounds of a place, like weather, machines and crowds. Write an Audio: line and ask for each sound loudly.

Start from a frame

Give it one frame and the clip starts there. With Multi-shot off, the frame plays on as one continuous take. Turn it on and the frame opens a reel: the model finds the other angles itself and keeps the horse, the rider and the light. The frame decides the clip's shape. This one was made with FLUX 3 Image; drop in your own photo instead.

Both ends

Give it a first and a last frame and, with Multi-shot off, it makes one smooth move from one to the other. Change one thing between the two, here the season, and make the last frame from the first so everything else matches. Then say what stays locked: the tree, the fence, the camera.

With Multi-shot on, the two frames become the first and the last shot of a reel, and the beats you write fill the middle. Make each frame look like the shot it stands for: an opening, then a closing.

Same face, new scene

Put a picture in a placeholder and the clip keeps what's in it: a face, an outfit, a product, from up to ten pictures. Name the person by their picture and say what to keep: face, hair, clothes. With a picture in, Resolution sets the clip's size and the clip takes the picture's shape.

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