PixVerse: short AI videos with built-in sound, from free daily credits to 1080p

PixVerse is an AI video generation platform that produces short clips with synchronized sound from a text prompt, an image or a reference shot. Over 150 million people across 177 countries rely on it, from marketing teams to TikTok video makers. A free account refills with credits every day, no card required, while paid plans begin at $10 per month. Clips run from 1 to 15 seconds, with camera moves you can script directly in the prompt.

Text, image or reference shot, PixVerse stages the scene and scores it

PixVerse generates clips of 1 to 15 seconds, from 360p up to 1080p, with a soundtrack created at the same time as the picture. You describe the scene, set the duration, and the video usually lands in under a minute.

The real surprise happens behind the camera. Over 20 movements can be directed straight from the prompt, from a slow pull-back to a high-angle shot, with lens settings such as focal length and depth of field. You write "the camera pulls back as the character turns around", and the shot plays out as written.

For a story longer than fifteen seconds, you will still assemble several shots in video editing tools, since the platform deliberately focuses on the short clip.

• Text-to-video and animated images
• Transition between a first and a last frame
• Extension of an existing clip
• Generation from reference images
• Ready-made viral effects and lip sync

Three in-house models, from ad spots to real-time streams

A word on the parent company, because it carries real weight. Founded in 2023 in Beijing by a ByteDance alumnus and now based in Singapore, Aishi Technology became a unicorn in March 2026 after raising $300 million.

Its catalog rests on three complementary models, each with a clear specialty.

Your first PixVerse clips without spending a cent

A free sign-up brings welcome credits plus a daily refill, with no payment requested. Free videos carry a watermark, and monthly credits expire on each billing date (spend them, they do not roll over).

Then comes the budget question. Count on $10 per month for the Standard plan, capped at 720p, then $30 for Pro which opens up 1080p, $60 for Premium and $199 for Ultra, with a discount of roughly 20% on annual billing. Developers go through a separately billed API. Since these figures shift from one release to the next, the official subscription page remains the only current reference.

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