curl-X POST 'https://pollo.ai/api/platform/v1/generation/pixverse/pixverse-v6/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", "multiShot": false, "aspectRatio": "16:9", "duration": 5, "resolution": "360p", "generateAudio": true }}'
È possibile includere facoltativamente l'URL del webhook per ricevere una notifica in caso di successo o fallimento dell'attività.
Campo di richiesta facoltativo
{"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","multiShot":false,"aspectRatio":"16:9","duration":5,"resolution":"360p","generateAudio":true},"webhookUrl":"https://example.com/webhooks/pollo"}
Schema
Campi di input per l'endpoint e la modalità selezionati.
Campo
Tipo
Necessario
Descrizione
prompt
string
Sì
Text prompt describing the content to generate.
negativePrompt
string
NO
Text describing elements to avoid in the generated output.
multiShot
boolean
NO
Generate a multi-shot video (multiple scene cuts with automatic transitions) instead of a single continuous shot.
aspectRatio
string
NO
Output aspect ratio, as width:height (e.g. 16:9).
duration
integer
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.
seed
integer
NO
Random seed for reproducible generation.
generateAudio
boolean
NO
Generate natural-sounding, fitting audio for the output video.
PixVerse 6.0 reads camera direction the way a shot list does, moving through push-ins, orbits, and first-person POV while physics, characters, and on-screen text hold together across the frame.
With PixVerse 6.0 on Pollo API, you can add text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-guided generation to your apps, picking resolution up to 1080P, clip lengths up to 15 seconds, and optional audio.
Key Features of PixVerse 6.0 API
Directed Camera Motion
Prompted camera moves such as pans, dolly shots, and orbits translate into deliberate motion, giving each clip an intentional viewpoint instead of a static or randomly drifting frame.
Immersive POV Shots
First-person sequences support coordinated hand movement, camera paths, and horizon positioning for vlog, gameplay, and experiential video workflows.
Grounded Physics
Support weight- and momentum-aware motion for liquids, falling objects, and fabrics, maintaining consistent physical behavior throughout the generated clip.
Multilingual Text On Screen
Render readable in-scene text and signage across multiple languages for storefronts, captions, and localized video content.
Expressive Characters
Faces and body language carry the intended emotion, keeping gestures, gaze, and reactions believable in dialogue moments, reaction beats, and character-led storytelling.
Multi-Clip Sequences
A single request can build a connected multi-shot sequence, maintaining subject and visual style across cuts for more coherent short-form narratives.
Use Cases of PixVerse 6.0 API
POV Experience Clips: Generate first-person walkthroughs like a street-food stall visit or a mountain trail, letting apps produce immersive, viewer-inside-the-scene footage.
Localized Ad Variants: Render on-screen product text and signage in different languages, so ad tools spin regional versions of one concept without redesigning frames.
Physics-Driven Demos: Show a drink being poured, dough being folded, or a ball rolling downhill with motion that reads as physically believable for explainer content.
Character Story Beats: Produce expressive close-ups and reaction shots for narrative apps, dialogue tools, and short animated storytelling.
Camera-Directed Promos: Feed a shot brief with specific camera moves to generate promo clips where the framing does the storytelling work.
Image-to-Motion: Animate a still into a moving shot, optionally guiding the final frame so the clip lands on a chosen ending.
Short Narrative Sequences: Use connected multi-shot generation to build brief stories with consistent characters across several cuts.
Longer Social Clips: Generate up to 15-second pieces for platforms where a bit more runtime helps a hook, demo, or POV moment land.
How to Use PixVerse 6.0 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 6.0 endpoint at /generation/pixverse/pixverse-v6.
Add Your Inputs: Provide a prompt for text-to-video, or an image URL for image-to-video, then set resolution (up to 1080p), length (1-15), aspectRatio, and mode (normal or fast). Add imageTail to guide the final frame or generateAudio for sound.
Generate and Retrieve: Submit the task, poll the returned task status, and download the finished video once processing succeeds.
Prompting Best Practices for PixVerse 6.0 API
Write prompts like a director's note. Name the viewpoint, the camera move, the subject action, and any on-screen text, so the model can stage motion and framing with intent.
A Simple Prompt Formula
Viewpoint or camera move + subject and specific action + physical detail + on-screen text if needed + setting, lighting, and style
What You Should Notice
Call The Camera: State the shot, such as POV, orbit, or slow push-in, so the framing matches your intent instead of defaulting to a flat angle.
Anchor The Physics: Describe how things move, like liquid pouring or fabric lifting, to give realistic motion a clear target.
Spell Out Text: Include the exact wording and language when generating signage, labels, or captions within the scene.
Direct The Emotion: Describe the intended facial expression, gesture, or reaction for character-focused shots.
Plan Multi-Shot Flow: Arrange actions and scene beats in sequence so each shot transitions logically into the next.
Match Length To Format: Use shorter clips for quick drafts and longer runtimes when a POV or demo needs room to breathe.
Example Prompts
POV Street Food
"First-person POV walking up to a night market noodle stall, hands reaching for a steaming bowl, chopsticks lifting glossy noodles as steam rises. Handheld motion, warm lantern glow, neon signs in the background, realistic style."
Multilingual Storefront
"A slow dolly across a small bakery window, tray of croissants in focus, a chalkboard sign reading 'Fresh Daily' in French and Japanese beside the door. Soft morning light, gentle push-in, clean realistic style."
Physics Kitchen Moment
"Overhead shot of honey being poured over pancakes, the stream stretching and pooling slowly, butter melting at the edges. Camera drifts down closer, warm daylight, shallow focus, natural realistic style focused on believable flow."
Character Reaction Beat
"Medium close-up of a young musician hearing applause for the first time, eyes widening, a nervous smile breaking into relief. Stage lights bloom behind her, subtle camera push-in, expressive character-driven realistic style."
POV Trail Run
"First-person POV running along a forest ridge trail, feet hitting dirt, branches passing overhead, the valley opening up ahead as the path bends. Fast handheld motion, crisp morning light, immersive outdoor realistic style."
PixVerse 6.0 vs Kling 2.6 vs Hailuo 2.3
Capability
PixVerse 6.0
Kling 2.6
Hailuo 2.3
Directed camera motion
✅ Strong prompt-driven camera control
✅ Good motion, less explicit camera control
✅ Smooth but less directed
POV / first-person shots
✅ Built-in strength
✅ Possible
✅ Possible
On-screen multilingual text
✅
❌ Limited
❌ Limited
Physics realism
✅
✅
✅ Strong weight and collision
Resolution options
Up to 1080P
Up to 1080P
768P and 1080P
Clip length
Up to 15 seconds
Short directed clips
6 or 10 seconds
Recommended For
POV, camera-directed, text-in-scene clips
Character motion and dialogue
Physics-accurate action
Why Choose PixVerse 6.0 API?
PixVerse 6.0 is suitable for applications that require directed camera movement, first-person sequences, multilingual in-scene text, and short multi-shot videos. These capabilities support localized advertising, experiential content, character stories, and camera-controlled production workflows.
Through Pollo API, PixVerse 6.0 can be accessed alongside other video and image models through a single API, simplifying model evaluation, integration, and deployment.
PixVerse 6.0 API FAQs
What is PixVerse 6.0?
PixVerse 6.0 is a PixVerse video generation model known for directed camera motion, POV sequences, realistic physics, expressive characters, and multilingual on-screen text, supporting text, image, and reference inputs.
Does PixVerse 6.0 API support text and image inputs?
Yes. You can generate from a text prompt, animate an image URL, or guide output with reference images, and optionally set a tail image to shape the final frame.
What resolutions and lengths are available?
PixVerse 6.0 supports resolutions up to 1080P and clip lengths from 1 to 15 seconds, selected per request, with normal and fast generation modes.
Can it show text inside the video?
Yes. It renders readable text and signage across multiple languages within scenes, which helps with localized ads, captions, and clips that need in-frame wording.
How well does it handle camera movement?
Camera direction is a core strength, so prompted pans, orbits, push-ins, and POV shots translate into deliberate, intentional framing rather than random drift.
Why run PixVerse 6.0 through Pollo API?
Pollo API provides access to PixVerse 6.0 alongside other video and image models through a single integration, with documentation, asynchronous task tracking, and configurable generation parameters.
