PixVerse V6 Max is an AI video generation model developed by AiSheng. Bring a manga scene into motion with PixVerse V6 Max. Use text or one starting image, choose 1–15 seconds, and compare versions with optional sound.
MODEL OVERVIEW
Bring a manga scene into motion with PixVerse V6 Max. Use text or one starting image, choose 1–15 seconds, and compare versions with optional sound.
Create with PixVerse V6 Max
Describe the hairstyle, clothing and expression of one original character. Compare the face and silhouette with your design before choosing a variation.
Image-to-video uses one JPG, PNG or WebP image, up to 20 MB, with each side at most 10000 pixels. Upload it to the site or select a compatible library image. Use a sharp subject and crop to the intended composition before uploading: the image determines the output shape. Describe what should move and what should stay stable; another ending frame is not accepted.
Choose an integer duration from 1–15 seconds and 360p, 540p, 720p or 1080p. Text-to-video offers 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, 2:3, 3:2 and 21:9. A short duration suits a single gesture; allow more time for a developing action. Image-to-video follows the source image instead of a separate ratio setting. There is no 4K option for this model here.
CORE CAPABILITIES
Bring a manga scene into motion with PixVerse V6 Max. Use text or one starting image, choose 1–15 seconds, and compare versions with optional sound.
Start with a subject, setting, action and camera movement. For a product study, describe a slow orbit around the object; for a storyboard, describe the character’s next action. Text-to-video starts from your description alone. Keep the movement focused enough to inspect in a short clip, and add exact titles or logos later in an editor.
Image-to-video uses one JPG, PNG or WebP image, up to 20 MB, with each side at most 10000 pixels. Upload it to the site or select a compatible library image. Use a sharp subject and crop to the intended composition before uploading: the image determines the output shape. Describe what should move and what should stay stable; another ending frame is not accepted.
Choose an integer duration from 1–15 seconds and 360p, 540p, 720p or 1080p. Text-to-video offers 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, 2:3, 3:2 and 21:9. A short duration suits a single gesture; allow more time for a developing action. Image-to-video follows the source image instead of a separate ratio setting. There is no 4K option for this model here.
Sign in, choose text-to-video or image-to-video, and describe the action. Both modes need a description of 1–5000 characters. Check the estimate, submit once and follow the task status. Optional audio generates sound with the video; an optional seed provides a starting value for comparisons. Video extension, first/last-frame transitions, multi-clip controls and uploaded audio are not supported by this model here.
LIVE SETTINGS
These values come from the currently configured PixVerse V6 Max route, so this table stays aligned with what the generator can actually submit.
HOW TO USE IT
Bring a manga scene into motion with PixVerse V6 Max. Use text or one starting image, choose 1–15 seconds, and compare versions with optional sound.
Start with a subject, setting, action and camera movement. For a product study, describe a slow orbit around the object; for a storyboard, describe the character’s next action. Text-to-video starts from your description alone. Keep the movement focused enough to inspect in a short clip, and add exact titles or logos later in an editor.
Choose an integer duration from 1–15 seconds and 360p, 540p, 720p or 1080p. Text-to-video offers 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, 2:3, 3:2 and 21:9. A short duration suits a single gesture; allow more time for a developing action. Image-to-video follows the source image instead of a separate ratio setting. There is no 4K option for this model here.
Watch the whole clip and, when enabled, listen to its sound. Check faces, hands, product outlines, background motion, text and synchronization across the timeline. Use the result’s download control and open the saved file before editing. Trim, caption or combine clips in your editor for social posts or storyboards. Accuracy and generation time vary; use material you are allowed to process and review applicable terms before publication.
BEST USE CASES
Anime & Manga
Describe the hairstyle, clothing and expression of one original character. Compare the face and silhouette with your design before choosing a variation.
Build a rain-soaked street or a quiet studio around a readable subject. Keep the light direction and palette consistent with the adjacent panels.
Give each composition one narrative purpose. Review the framing and the position of the subject before assembling it with other panels or shots.
Plan wide or vertical framing for the intended screen. Add exact captions in an editor and review the downloaded file before sharing.
PROMPT GUIDE
Give each composition one narrative purpose. Review the framing and the position of the subject before assembling it with other panels or shots.
Create with PixVerse V6 MaxDescribe the hairstyle, clothing and expression of one original character. Compare the face and silhouette with your design before choosing a variation.
Build a rain-soaked street or a quiet studio around a readable subject. Keep the light direction and palette consistent with the adjacent panels.
Give each composition one narrative purpose. Review the framing and the position of the subject before assembling it with other panels or shots.
PROMPT EXAMPLES
Anime & Manga
An original manga heroine in a quiet atelier, navy coat, soft window light, clear silhouette, delicate watercolor background.
A fox spirit under a cherry tree at dusk, restrained pink petals, cool shadows, a simple readable composition.
An anime city after rain, reflections on the pavement, one cyclist in the foreground, clean perspective and cinematic framing.
WHAT TO REVIEW
Plan wide or vertical framing for the intended screen. Add exact captions in an editor and review the downloaded file before sharing.
Image-to-video uses one JPG, PNG or WebP image, up to 20 MB, with each side at most 10000 pixels. Upload it to the site or select a compatible library image. Use a sharp subject and crop to the intended composition before uploading: the image determines the output shape. Describe what should move and what should stay stable; another ending frame is not accepted.
A five-second 720p clip costs 53 credits without audio or 72 with audio. At 1080p, the same duration costs 106 or 135 credits respectively. Duration, resolution and sound change the total. Check the displayed estimate before submitting, especially after changing a setting. Start with a short draft to assess your idea before choosing a longer or higher-resolution version.
Watch the whole clip and, when enabled, listen to its sound. Check faces, hands, product outlines, background motion, text and synchronization across the timeline. Use the result’s download control and open the saved file before editing. Trim, caption or combine clips in your editor for social posts or storyboards. Accuracy and generation time vary; use material you are allowed to process and review applicable terms before publication.
