Cinematic portrait
Use a slow push-in, subtle head movement, and soft background motion.
PixVerse V6 · available now
Turn one image into a 5–10 second video at 360p–1080p. Frame the source image in landscape, square, or portrait, start from a motion preset or your own prompt, and download the completed result.
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Keep the subject, movement, and camera direction clear.
Prompt directions
These prompt patterns cover common workflows. Output varies with the source image; they are starting points, not guaranteed results.
Use a slow push-in, subtle head movement, and soft background motion.
Choose 9:16 and describe one clear action that fits a five-second shot.
Ask for a slow orbit, controlled reflections, and a clean studio background.
Very small subjects, crowded scenes, occluded faces, text-heavy images, or prompts with several competing actions may produce unstable motion. This release supports up to 1080p and 10 seconds, but does not enable audio, multi-clip, lip sync, or native 4K. Provider failures and tasks that exceed the ten-minute timeout receive an automatic credit refund.
Model and specification reviewed September 7, 2026.
Details
Cost depends on resolution and duration, starts at 50 credits, and is shown before submission. The default 720p / 5-second setting costs 100 credits. Failed and timed-out tasks are refunded automatically.
You can frame the uploaded source image in 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, or 9:16. PixVerse image-to-video derives its frame from that source image rather than accepting a separate aspect-ratio parameter.
No. This workflow supports up to 1080p, but audio, multi-clip, and native 4K output are not enabled.