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PixVerse

PixVerse is an AI video platform with its own models, apps, an API and a node-based editor, aimed at both creators and ad teams.

Reviewed by the Noxilo team

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What is PixVerse?

What PixVerse is in 2026

PixVerse is an AI video generator that has moved well beyond a single text-to-video box. Its homepage describes proprietary video research and lists models such as PixVerse V6 and R2, an image model, text-to-speech and tools for ads, animation and editing. It targets people who want short generated clips with decent motion, and increasingly businesses producing marketing video at volume.

The product surface

There is a web app, iOS and Android apps, an API platform with developer docs and a command-line interface. Two workflow tools sit on top: Agent, a conversational way to build a video, and Canvas, a node-based editor. A Marketing Hub focuses on AI video ads. Case studies on the page cover entertainment, real estate, drama and marketing.

The site makes statistics claims, such as serving 177+ countries and cutting costs by 68%. Those are the company's own numbers and I found nothing independent behind them.

What is confirmed about price

The one official figure on the page I opened is API pricing: PixVerse V6 is listed at $4.80 per minute of generated video. That is a useful yardstick if you are comparing against other video APIs.

Consumer subscription prices were not shown on that page. Third-party review sites commonly report a free tier with signup credits plus daily credits, and paid tiers starting around $10 a month, but their numbers disagree on tier names and prices. Do not budget from them. Open the pricing screen inside the app before paying.

Where it is weak

The company does not state a founding year, headquarters or leadership on the homepage. Output length per clip remains short, as with most video models, so building a full piece means stitching clips. And with models changing quickly, results you saw in a review last month may not match what you get today.

Who should skip it

Skip PixVerse if you need long continuous scenes or precise control over character consistency across minutes of footage. Try it if you make short social clips or ad variants and want to test several styles cheaply. Decision rule: test on the free credits first, estimate your cost per usable clip, then compare it with the $4.80 per minute API figure before choosing an app plan.

Key features

  • Text-to-video and image-to-video models
  • PixVerse V6 and R2 video models
  • Agent conversational video workflow
  • Canvas node-based editor
  • Marketing Hub for AI video ads
  • API platform and CLI
  • iOS and Android apps
  • Text-to-speech

Pros & cons

👍 Pros

  • Web, mobile, CLI and API access
  • Published API price per minute
  • Node editor for repeatable workflows

👎 Cons

  • Consumer plan prices not shown on the homepage
  • No company founding or HQ information
  • Clip length is short, so longer pieces need stitching

Use cases

  • Short social media clips
  • Ad creative variations
  • Animating still images
  • Programmatic video through the API

PixVerse pricing

As of October 2026 the PixVerse homepage lists API pricing of $4.80 per minute of generated video for PixVerse V6. Consumer subscription prices were not shown on the page. Check the pricing screen in the web or mobile app for current plans and credits.

PixVerse price history

PlanPriceSeen onChange
API: PixVerse V6 $4.80 / minute of video Oct 2026 –

Frequently asked questions

Does PixVerse have an API?

Yes. The homepage lists an API platform with developer docs, and V6 is priced at $4.80 per minute of generated video.

Is there a PixVerse mobile app?

Yes, on the App Store and Google Play.

Is PixVerse free?

The homepage does not describe a free tier. Review sites report free credits, but check the app for the current allowance.

What are Agent and Canvas?

Agent is a conversational workflow for creating video, and Canvas is a node-based workflow editor.

How we researched PixVerse

We checked PixVerse's own website, its pricing page and the sources below (October 28, 2026). Prices change often: the vendor's checkout is always the final word. Deals are re-checked as Black Friday gets closer.