PixVerse C1

PixVerse C1 gives developers several ways to put a planned shot into motion. You can start with text or an image, supply opening and closing frames, or use reference fusion to turn a multi-panel storyboard into video. Choose the route that matches the material you already have. Those controls are useful for exploring cinematic sequences, though continuity still needs checking in the generated footage. PixVerse’s API terms prohibit pornographic and erotic content. Its commercial-use clauses conflict, so confirm your intended asset and publication rights before production.

Commercial use & license

Proprietary hosted model. The API agreement both requires commercial authorization and says generated-content use is unrestricted; resolve that conflict before publication. No downloadable weight license is established for this hosted route.

Adult content rules

PixVerse’s community guidelines prohibit sexually explicit content. Its API terms also prohibit pornographic and erotic content. Permission for a particular non-explicit adult-game promo remains unverified.

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What you need

A PixVerse Platform account and API key. Send model c1 to the appropriate text, image, transition or fusion endpoint and supply its required image inputs. C1 accepts integer durations of 1–15 seconds, 360p, 540p, 720p or 1080p output, and an optional generated-audio switch.

Ranks are recommendations for the task described, based on reviewed documentation. Model ranks cover non-explicit development work. We have not run practical benchmarks. Check content policies and commercial terms separately. How the ranks work →