curl-X POST 'https://pollo.ai/api/platform/v1/generation/pixverse/pixverse-v4-5/video'\-H'Content-Type: application/json'\-H'x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY'\-d'{ "input": { "prompt": "A cinematic shot of a golden retriever running through a field of sunflowers at sunset, warm rim light, shallow depth of field", "negativePrompt": "blurry, low quality, distorted, watermark, text", "aspectRatio": "16:9", "duration": 5, "resolution": "360p", "style": "auto", "mode": "normal", "generateAudio": true }}'
Optionally include webhookUrl to receive a callback when the task succeeds or fails.
Optional request field
{"input":{"prompt":"A cinematic shot of a golden retriever running through a field of sunflowers at sunset, warm rim light, shallow depth of field","negativePrompt":"blurry, low quality, distorted, watermark, text","aspectRatio":"16:9","duration":5,"resolution":"360p","style":"auto","mode":"normal","generateAudio":true},"webhookUrl":"https://example.com/webhooks/pollo"}
Schema
Input fields for the selected endpoint and mode.
Field
Type
Required
Description
prompt
string
Yes
Text prompt describing the content to generate.
negativePrompt
string
No
Text describing elements to avoid in the generated output.
aspectRatio
string
No
Output aspect ratio, as width:height (e.g. 16:9).
duration
number
No
The duration of the generated video, in seconds.
resolution
string
No
Output resolution of the generated media (e.g. 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K). Values are case-insensitive.
style
string
No
Visual style preset applied to the generation.
mode
string
No
Generation mode of the model (e.g. a faster or higher-quality tier).
seed
integer
No
Random seed for reproducible generation.
generateAudio
boolean
No
Generate natural-sounding, fitting audio for the output video.
PixVerse 4.5 supports anime, clay, comic, 3D animation, and cyberpunk style presets, maintaining a consistent visual direction while generating prompt-guided motion.
With PixVerse 4.5 on Pollo API, you can generate video from text, a single image, or starting and ending frame images, with configurable clip length, aspect ratio, and resolution for each request.
Key Features of PixVerse 4.5 API
Built-In Style Presets
Support anime, 3D animation, clay, comic, and cyberpunk presets that can be selected directly in the request to define the clip’s visual direction.
Start-and-End Frame Control
Supply a first frame and a tail image to guide the motion and transition between two defined reference frames, supporting morphs and transformation sequences.
Stylized Action Motion
Generate coordinated motion for fast gestures, chase sequences, and effect-heavy scenes across animated and stylized visual formats.
Prompt-Directed Camera
Support prompted camera movements such as pans, push-ins, and orbits to guide the framing, viewpoint, and camera path.
Flexible Framing and Length
Support five aspect ratios, from widescreen to vertical, and 5- or 8-second durations for social feeds, stories, and landscape video formats.
Use Cases of PixVerse 4.5 API
Anime Video Clips: Generate stylized anime scenes from text prompts for action sequences, character moments, and slice-of-life content.
Comic and Webtoon Animation: Convert illustrated panels into short animated sequences for digital comics, webtoons, and visual storytelling tools.
Cyberpunk World Snippets: Produce neon-lit city flythroughs and moody sci-fi shots for game teasers, music visuals, and concept-driven content.
Clay Character Loops: Generate stop-motion-style claymation clips for playful mascots, sticker packs, and quirky brand characters.
First-to-Last Frame Transitions: Feed a start and end image to script a controlled morph, useful for before-and-after reveals and scene handoffs.
Vertical Social Shorts: Generate 9:16 stylized clips for short-form feeds, stories, and other vertical video formats.
Fast Draft Iteration: Use fast generation settings to preview prompts, styles, and compositions before producing higher-resolution outputs.
How to Use PixVerse 4.5 API
Get an API Key: Create a Pollo API account and generate your API key from the developer dashboard.
Choose the Model: Send requests to the PixVerse 4.5 endpoint at /generation/pixverse/pixverse-v4-5.
Add Your Inputs: Provide a prompt for text-to-video, or an image URL (plus optional imageTail) for image-to-video, then set style, resolution, length, and mode.
Generate and Retrieve: Submit the task, poll the returned task status, and download the video once processing succeeds.
Prompting Best Practices for PixVerse 4.5 API
Lead with the desired style, then specify the subject, action, and camera movement. Clear visual direction helps align the selected preset with the intended motion and scene composition.
A Simple Prompt Formula
Style preset + subject + specific stylized action + camera movement + setting and mood
What You Should Notice
Set The Style First: Name anime, clay, comic, cyberpunk, or 3D up front so the whole clip stays on one visual track.
Direct The Motion: Describe the exact action, such as a leap or spin, to provide clear guidance for stylized character movement.
Call The Camera: Add a pan, orbit, or push-in to guide the viewpoint, framing, and camera path.
Use Frame Pairs Wisely: For transitions, select starting and tail images with a consistent subject, composition, and scale to guide the motion between frames.
Match Resolution To Mode: Reserve the highest resolution for shorter normal-mode clips, and use quick drafts to test ideas first.
Example Prompts
Anime Training Scene
"Anime style, a young swordsman practices at dawn on a cliff, blade slicing through drifting cherry blossoms with sharp trailing motion. Slow orbiting camera, soft rim light, wind lifting his coat."
Claymation Mascot
"Clay stop-motion style, a round orange cat mascot wobbles across a kitchen counter, knocks over a spoon, and grins at the camera. Static shot, warm lamp light, handmade textured surfaces."
Cyberpunk Flythrough
"Cyberpunk style, a drone glides between towering neon signboards as rain streaks past glowing billboards and passing hover-cars. Fast forward camera motion, deep blues and magenta light, dense reflective streets."
Comic Action Beat
"Comic style, a masked hero vaults off a rooftop mid-chase, cape snapping, bold ink outlines and halftone shading. Dynamic low-angle camera tilting upward, high-contrast city skyline at dusk."
Frame-to-Frame Morph
"A closed flower bud in the first frame slowly blooms into full petals by the final frame, 3D animation style. Gentle push-in camera, soft studio light, clean gradient background."
PixVerse 4.5 vs Kling 2.6 vs Pika 2.2
Capability
PixVerse 4.5
Kling 2.6
Pika 2.2
Built-in style presets
✅ Anime, clay, comic, cyberpunk, 3D
✅ Limited style control
✅ Effect-led styling
Start-and-end frame control
✅
✅
✅
Stylized action motion
✅ Strong for animated looks
✅ Realistic-leaning motion
✅ Playful short effects
Aspect ratio range
16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4
Multiple ratios
Multiple ratios
Clip length
5 or 8 seconds
Short directed clips
Short clips
Recommended For
Stylized, preset-driven social video
Realistic character motion
Quick effect-based shorts
Why Choose PixVerse 4.5 API?
PixVerse 4.5 is suitable for applications that require stylized video generation with built-in presets, prompt-directed camera movement, and controlled motion.
Support for anime, comic, clay, 3D animation, and cyberpunk styles makes it suitable for character animation, social content, game visuals, and creative production workflows.
Through Pollo API, PixVerse 4.5 can be accessed alongside other video and image models through a single API, simplifying model evaluation, integration, and deployment.
PixVerse 4.5 API FAQs
What is PixVerse 4.5?
PixVerse 4.5 is a video generation model from PixVerse that turns text or images into stylized clips, with built-in art presets, directed motion, and start-and-end frame control.
Does PixVerse 4.5 API support text and image inputs?
Yes. You can generate from a text prompt, animate a single image, or supply a start frame and tail image to control the transition between two points.
What styles can PixVerse 4.5 produce?
It ships preset looks for anime, 3D animation, clay, comic, and cyberpunk, plus an automatic option, so one model covers several distinct art directions.
What resolutions and clip lengths are available?
PixVerse 4.5 outputs clips of 5 or 8 seconds across a range of resolutions up to 1080P, with the top resolution reserved for shorter normal-mode renders.
Can I control the camera and motion?
Yes. Described pans, orbits, and push-ins guide framing, while clear action wording drives stylized movement, giving you deliberate shots rather than random camera behavior.
Why run PixVerse 4.5 through Pollo API?
Pollo API provides access to PixVerse 4.5 alongside other video and image models through a single integration, with documentation and asynchronous task tracking.
