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Overview

PixVerse V6 Transition is an image-to-video API that interpolates a video between two keyframes. Provide a first_image_url and an end_image_url, and PixVerse V6 generates a smooth transition between the two frames guided by your prompt. Both images are required. Compared to PixVerse V5.5 Transition, version 6 unlocks flexible 1-15 second durations and adds multi-clip output, while keeping camera movement presets, native audio, and prompt reasoning.

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Key capabilities

  • First-to-last frame transition: interpolate between the required first_image_url and end_image_url in a single request
  • Flexible duration (1-15 seconds): any integer length from 1 to 15, with default 5 (previously fixed to 5, 8, or 10)
  • Camera movement presets: 20 options including zoom_in, zoom_out, pan_left, pan_right, crane_up, hitchcock, whip_pan, camera_rotation
  • Multi-clip with dynamic cameras: enable generate_multi_clip_switch for multi-clip output with camera changes in a single generation
  • Native synchronized audio: enable generate_audio_switch to produce music, sound effects, or dialogue together with the video
  • Prompt reasoning (thinking_type): choose enabled (default), disabled, or auto to control prompt rewriting
  • Resolutions: 360p, 540p, 720p, 1080p
  • Aspect ratios: widescreen_16_9 (default), classic_4_3, square_1_1, traditional_3_4, social_story_9_16
  • Async processing: poll the task endpoint or receive a webhook notification on completion

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Use cases

  • Story transitions: scene-to-scene cuts and morphs that bridge two shots in any duration
  • Product reveals: transition between a closed and open, or before and after, product state
  • Marketing and ads: dynamic transitions with camera movement, multi-clip output, and synchronized audio
  • Social content: vertical social_story_9_16 transitions for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts
  • Short films and teasers: longer 10-15 second transition sequences with camera changes

POST /v1/ai/image-to-video/pixverse-v6-transition

Generate a first/last frame transition with PixVerse V6

GET /v1/ai/image-to-video/pixverse-v6-transition/{task-id}

Get task status and result by ID

GET /v1/ai/image-to-video/pixverse-v6-transition

List all PixVerse V6 Transition tasks

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Parameters

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Frequently Asked Questions

PixVerse V6 Transition adds flexible duration (any integer from 1 to 15 seconds instead of fixed 5, 8, or 10) and multi-clip output (generate_multi_clip_switch). Camera movement, native audio, and prompt reasoning work the same as in V5.5 Transition.
Provide a first_image_url and an end_image_url. PixVerse V6 interpolates a video between the two frames using your prompt as guidance, producing the transition in a single request. Both images are required.
PixVerse V6 Transition accepts any integer duration from 1 to 15 seconds, with a default of 5. You are no longer limited to fixed steps, so you can match the exact length of your transition.
20 presets are supported, including zoom_in, zoom_out, pan_left, pan_right, crane_up, hitchcock, whip_pan, and camera_rotation. Leave camera_movement unset for a static camera.
When set to true, PixVerse V6 produces multi-clip output with dynamic camera changes inside a single generation, simulating cuts and camera moves without stitching multiple requests.
Rate limits and pricing depend on your subscription tier. See Rate Limits and the Pricing page for current values.

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Best practices

  • Frame consistency: choose two frames that share scene context (subject, framing, lighting) for the smoothest interpolation
  • Input quality: provide sharp, well-lit images with a clear subject for the strongest motion and style stability
  • Duration selection: use the shortest duration that conveys the transition to reduce cost; reserve 10-15s for narrative sequences
  • Camera and multi-clip: combine camera_movement and generate_multi_clip_switch for dynamic, multi-shot transitions
  • Production integration: use webhook_url instead of polling for scalable workflows
  • Error handling: implement retry with exponential backoff for 503 responses