PixVerse
AI video generator for short clips and effects with its own V6 model, partner models, a mobile app and an API.
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- Best for
- Beginners: people new to video
- Free plan
- Yes
- Agent-ready (MCP / API)
- Partly
- Platforms
- Web, iOS, Android, API
- Last verified
- Oct 15, 2026
Summary
Overview
PixVerse is a video generator built around quick, shareable clips. It turns text or images into short videos, offers animation and template effects, and runs its own PixVerse V6 model, which PixVerse says outputs 1080p with native audio. The app also lists partner models such as Seedance and Kling, plus FLUX 3 for images.
Who it fits
It suits social creators and marketers who want fast image-to-video results from a phone or browser. Teams that want video ads at volume can look at its ad-generator and API options.
What the plans include
The free Basic plan gives daily credits and caps output at 540p. Standard costs $10 a month ($8 billed yearly) with 1,200 credits, Pro costs $30 ($24 yearly) with 6,000 credits and 4K output, and Premium costs $60 ($48 yearly) with 15,000 credits. Ultra and team tiers sit above those.
Limits and alternatives
Membership credits refresh every 30 days and expire if unused, so heavier users should size a plan to their monthly volume. Kling is a long-running generator with a free tier, Luma offers Ray models, and Pika focuses on playful effects.
Who it's for
A good fit if you are…
- Social creators and marketers who want quick image-to-video and template effects
- People who want several video and image models on one credit balance
Another tool may suit you better if you are…
- Anyone who needs rollover credits (monthly plan credits reset every 30 days)
- People who need long-form or timeline editing
Pricing
Free Basic plan with daily credits (up to 540p). Standard $10, Pro $30, Premium $60 a month, or $8, $24 and $48 a month billed yearly. As of Oct 2026, verify.
- PixVerse's subscription page (read through its search listing, because the page blocks scripts) lists Basic free, Standard $10 a month ($8 billed yearly, 1,200 credits, up to 720p), Pro $30 ($24 yearly, 6,000 credits, up to 4K) and Premium $60 ($48 yearly, 15,000 credits).
- Higher Ultra and Team Ultra tiers also exist. PixVerse's FAQ says monthly credits refresh every 30 days, unused monthly credits expire, and credits you buy separately do not expire.
- The API has its own pricing on platform.pixverse.ai.
Prices as of Oct 2026 (checked Oct 15, 2026), verify before buying. Source: vendor pricing page.
Key features
- Text-to-video, image-to-video and AI animation
- PixVerse V6 model with native audio at 1080p, per PixVerse
- Partner models listed in-app, such as Seedance, Kling and FLUX 3
- Canvas for planning video workflows
- Developer API and an ad-video generator
Integrations: PixVerse web app, iOS and Android apps, and the PixVerse developer API.
Agent-ready? Partly. PixVerse has a developer API platform. No MCP server was confirmed.
Pros and good to know
Drawn from the vendor's own documentation and public sources.
Pros
- Free daily credits to start
- Web and mobile apps
- Hosts other video and image models alongside its own
Good to know
- Monthly plan credits expire every 30 days
- Resolution and speed vary by plan
- Generation-focused, with limited editing
Alternatives
- Kling AI: Kuaishou's AI video generator for text-to-video and image-to-video, with credit plans and a free non-commercial tier.
- Luma Dream Machine: Luma's AI video and image generator (Dream Machine, Ray models) with Plus, Pro and Ultra credit plans.
- Pika: AI video generator with effects and image-to-video, with a free tier and credit plans.
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