PixVerse V3

More Intelligent Prompt Responses

One of the best additions with PixVerse V3 is its ability to understand user prompts better than before. Compared to V2.5, it can figure out exactly what kind of video the user wants to generate, even with relatively complex, layered, or detailed prompts, in order to respond more precisely and efficiently.

Thanks to this, when you're working with PixVerse V3, you can go ahead and use quite complicated text prompts without having to worry about the tool failing to understand them. Plus, you can include specific camera angles, movements, and intricate details in your prompts to get exactly what you want, without having to compromise.

Prompt	Output video
A wide establishing shot captures a colorful lion costume energetically leaping to the rhythm of drums and cymbals. The lion sways and jumps, engaging with the audience as they clap and cheer in excitement. Bright lanterns dangle above, enhancing the festive atmosphere with a lively and energetic vibe.
A poster featuring a statue of the Greek god Apollo wearing glasses and enjoying a beer from a glass cup, set against a purple background.

Produces Videos in Different Aspect Ratios

With PixVerse V3, you can now generate videos in a wide range of different aspect ratios, or sizes. You can choose between 16:9, 9:16, 3:4, 4:3, and 1:1 with this platform. As such, it's very versatile and ready to help you make video content for websites, TV playback, social media, phones, and more.

Prompt	Aspect Ratio	Output video
The camera smoothly rotates to the left as the girl turns, creating a contrast between her relative stillness and the blur of fast-moving people in the background.	16:9
A young woman in a white dress strolls down a vibrant city street, beaming with a warm smile. She carries an ice cream cone in one hand and a bouquet of purple flowers in the other, with a vintage camera hanging around her neck. The camera follows her as she walks confidently, savoring the sunny day and the lively atmosphere, exuding a cheerful and carefree spirit.	9:16

More Video Styles Than Ever

PixVerse V3 is designed to appeal to as many users as possible by letting them create videos in as broad a range of styles as possible. That includes the full spectrum from cartoonish-style videos right up to super lifelike ones. Here are just some of the included video styles you can play around with in V3:

Anime: Inspired by Japanese-style animated stories. This style is defined by lots of colors and vivacity, perfect for telling stories and capturing the attention of the audience.

Realistic: This style is all about being as lifelike as possible, perfect for cinematic-grade videos or professional video creations.

Clay: With this style, the subjects of the video look like they're made from clay or dough, producing a lighthearted, amusing kind of atmosphere.

3D: The 3D mode introduces extra depth and definition to subjects and elements within each video, for a more immersive end product.

With so many different video styles to choose from in PixVerse V3, it has become a more versatile and flexible tool than ever before. Users can make anything from colorful animes to realistic product adverts.

Original Image	Anime Style	Clay Style

Lipsync Feature

Lipsync is one of the biggest and best features of PixVerse V3. As the name implies, it's designed to help you add audio (like voices) to your videos that syncs up with the lip movements of the people in the videos, so it looks as though they're actually talking with realistic movements.

• The feature supports a wide range of languages, including English, Chinese, French, and Japanese, making it versatile for global content creation.
• Users can create videos up to 30 seconds long, providing ample time for short-form content.
• PixVerse V3's Lipsync is compatible with various audio types, including speeches, music, and even operatic performances, offering creators flexibility in their audio choices.

To use this feature, users simply have to upload a picture, ideally showing a single person for best results. They can then add the text of what they want the person to say or even upload a separate audio file containing the desired speech. The AI can then understand that and sync up the speech with the lip movements of the person.

Even better, Lipsync automatically adjusts the length of your video to fit the audio you're working with. So, if you upload a 5-second audio clip, for example, it'll make a 5-second video to fit that. And there are lots of possible uses for this, such as for making tutorial videos, product demos, or just videos that are more immersive and engaging with custom audio to match the visuals.

Exciting and Creative Special Effects

PixVerse V3 also introduces a range of special effects that let users upload images and then transform or animate them in various ways. Like adding a magical wizard's hat onto a person's head or seeing a monster invasion scene play out inside an old family photo. The list of effects is varied and includes:

Zombie Mode: Turn people into "living dead" versions of themselves. It also works with animals.

Prompt	Output video

Wizard Hat: Produces a magical hat on the head of a person in a photo, making them look like a sorcerer or witch.

Prompt	Output video

Monster Invasion: Adds a monster to a scene, so you can create spooky and frightening videos from still images.

Prompt	Output video

Lego Blast: Creates an animation that makes it look like the subjects of a photo have turned into Lego pieces and been blown up.

Prompt	Output video

Leggy Run: Lets you add legs onto inanimate objects, like appliances or devices, and watch them run away.

Prompt	Output video

Alive Art: Effectively brings still artistic images and designs to life, as if by magic.

Prompt	Output video

Squish It: Squish objects or people, creating a playful distortion.

Prompt	Output video

Zombie Hand: A zombie hand emerges from an object.

Prompt	Output video

To use these effects, users can just click the "Effects" button and upload whatever image they want to work with. They can then pick from the list of available effects and watch it play out in the preview window. But to get the most out of this tool, it's important to use images that fit the effect and avoid combining different effects and features (such as Lipsync).

Make Videos Longer

Another new feature of PixVerse V3 is called "Extend" And, just as it sounds, this feature is used to make videos longer by generating additional content to either add-on at the end or to introduce more depth in the middle of the scene. You can add up to eight seconds (or a minimum of five) of new content to your videos with Extend.

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