Fights and fast action (C1)
C1's action engine is built for close combat and high-speed motion; our rooftop fight trades kicks and blocks in the rain without the bodies melting together.
PixVerse · by PixVerse
PixVerse AI video generator
PixVerse is a fast, social-first video model family. PixVerse V6 adds lens-level camera control and native sound; PixVerse C1 is built for action, with fight choreography and visual effects. Both cost little per second. Write a scene below and it opens in Video Studio on PixVerse V6.
Example video
Opens in Video Studio with the model you picked. You see the price in credits before anything runs.
What PixVerse is known for
Effects that look rendered (C1)
Particles, fire, fluids and light: our fire mage's ribbons of flame swirl into a ring with embers and heat haze.
Lens-level camera control (V6)
Focal length, depth of field and focus pulls follow the prompt; our runway clip racks from the photographers to the model's face.
Cheap, with sound
Among the lowest prices per second in our catalog, with dialogue and sound effects generated alongside the picture.
Where it's weaker
- Style presets can be ignored: asked for anime, our platform scene came back live action.
- Several characters speaking in one clip is unreliable; two-person scenes work better than crowds.
- Fast ground motion can make feet slide on C1.
- Complex action and multilingual dialogue often need a retry, PixVerse itself notes.
- Maker
- PixVerse · V6 March 2026, C1 April 2026
- Clip length on Affogato
- 5, 10 or 15 s
- Resolution
- Up to 1080p
- Aspect ratios
- 9:16 · 2:3 · 3:4 · 1:1 · 4:3 · 3:2 · 16:9 · 21:9
- Sound
- Native dialogue and effects
- Inputs
- Text · a start image
Made with PixVerse on Affogato
Every clip below was generated with the prompt shown, unedited. Load any prompt into the generator and make your own version.
Fight choreography
Rooftop fight in the rain
Prompt
Vertical action shot on a rooftop at night: two martial artists in black training clothes exchange a fast sequence of kicks and blocks; one spins into a roundhouse kick, the other ducks and sweeps his leg. Rain spray flies off their sleeves. The camera tracks low and fast. SFX: impacts, rain, heavy breathing.
Talking to camera
Boardwalk tips to camera
Prompt
Vertical selfie video: a young man with a buzz cut and a denim jacket walks along a sunny boardwalk holding his phone at arm's length and says, "three things I wish I knew before moving here." Seagulls overhead, the ocean behind him. Handheld, natural light. SFX: waves, wind, distant chatter.
Lens control
Silver puffer, rack focus
Prompt
Vertical fashion shot: a model in an oversized silver puffer jacket walks toward the camera on a dark runway; the focus racks from the photographers in the foreground to her face as she stops and poses. Shallow depth of field, hard spotlight. SFX: shutters, a low electronic beat.
VFX
Fire ribbons in a courtyard
Prompt
A young woman in a dark hooded cloak stands in an ancient stone courtyard and raises her hands; ribbons of fire spiral up from her palms and form a glowing ring above her head, embers drifting across her face. Cinematic lighting, particles and heat haze. SFX: crackling fire, a low whoosh.
Coaching
Sunrise yoga cue
Prompt
Vertical shot on a beach at sunrise: a yoga instructor in her forties flows from downward dog into a low lunge and raises her arms, speaking calmly to the camera: "breathe in, and reach." Waves roll in behind her. SFX: waves, her calm voice.
Fire and food
A flambé, then a nod
Prompt
Vertical shot in a restaurant kitchen: a chef with a tattooed forearm tilts a pan and a column of flame flares up as he flambés shrimp, then he looks at the camera and nods. Warm firelight on stainless steel. SFX: sizzling, a whoosh of flame.
Style presets: missed
Platform confession (asked for anime, got live action)
Prompt
A schoolboy and a schoolgirl stand on a train platform at sunset; he holds out a letter, looks away and says, "just read it later, okay?" She takes it, smiling, as the train arrives and the wind lifts her hair.
Which PixVerse to pick
Start here
PixVerse V6
Most clips
Camera control, sound and style presets at a low price. Start here.
5 s clip 41 credits · 5–15 s
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PixVerse C1
Action and effects
Built for film-style action: fights, chases, magic and particles.
5 s clip 46 credits · 5–15 s
Open with PixVerse C1Earlier PixVerse versions are not offered on Affogato. Credits are read from the live catalog; the Standard plan ($24/month) includes 2,000 credits, about 48 five-second PixVerse V6 clips.
Prompting PixVerse well
- Keep prompts to 50–80 words with one camera move per clip.
- Use lens words for V6: focal length, shallow depth of field, rack focus.
- Write sound cues inline ("SFX: rain, distant traffic") and dialogue in quotes.
- For C1 action, describe the moves in order: a kick, a block, a sweep.
- Starting from a photo? Describe only the motion and the camera.
From prompt to clip
Describe the scene or add a photo
Write the scene in the box at the top of this page, or start from an example. Add a photo to use it as the first frame.
Sign in and land in Video Studio
Your prompt, photo and format carry over with PixVerse selected. Nothing runs until you press Generate.
Pick 5, 10 or 15 seconds
The credit price shows under the Generate button before anything is spent.
Switch to C1 for action
Fights, chases and effects-heavy shots belong on C1.
Questions about PixVerse
What is PixVerse best at?
Low-cost clips with sound, precise camera and lens control on V6, and fight choreography and visual effects on C1.
What is the difference between PixVerse V6 and C1?
V6 is the general model with lens control and style presets. C1 is built for film-style action and effects.
Does PixVerse generate sound?
Yes. Both V6 and C1 generate dialogue and sound effects with the picture.
How long can a PixVerse clip be?
5, 10 or 15 seconds on Affogato. The 6- and 8-second clips in the gallery were made through PixVerse's own API, which allows those lengths.
Is PixVerse free on Affogato?
No. Every run costs credits, priced by clip length and shown before you generate. Credits come with a monthly plan and unused credits roll over up to the plan's cap.
Can I use PixVerse videos commercially?
Yes. Paid Affogato plans include a commercial license and no watermark, within our terms of service.
Keep exploring
Facts checked November 15, 2026. Sources: PixVerse: V6 launch · PixVerse: C1 for film production · Atlas Cloud: PixVerse V6 review · invideo: PixVerse guide · fal: PixVerse V6 · fal: PixVerse C1