PixVerse V3.5, the Update That Cut AI Video to Ten Seconds

PixVerse V3 launched on October 29, 2024, adding Effect templates, Style presets, Extend for continuing videos, and multilingual Lipsync, while V3.5 followed on December 29 with sub-10-second generation, enhanced anime rendering, reported 1080p support, smoother motion, and start-to-end frame video transitions. Although V3 has been retired as an API model name, V3.5 remains the oldest supported PixVerse text-to-video model in 2026, with credit-based pricing ranging from 45 credits for a five-second 360p or 540p clip to 120 credits for five-second 1080p output, while longer or fast-motion clips generally cost double. The start-end frame capability has evolved into Atlas Cloud’s PixVerse V6 endpoint, which supports one- to 15-second transitions, optional audio, and per-second pricing. PixVerse’s free plan reportedly provides signup and daily credits but includes watermarks and a 540p resolution limit, with allowances subject to change. V3.5 generates silent videos, as in-generation audio did not arrive until V5.5, and current V6 and C1 models offer newer, generally faster and lower-cost alternatives for most workflows.

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