PixVerse v4.5 Image to Video

PixVerse v4.5 Image to Video is a generative video model that transforms a single input image into a dynamic video sequence. It allows motion-enhanced storytelling by extending visual elements in the source image and integrating guided prompts to influence movement, style, and tone.PixVerse v4.5 Image to Video is designed to generate short video clips while preserving the identity and structure of the original image.

PixVerse v4.5 Image to Video leverages a combination of temporal consistency modules and frame prediction engines.

High-resolution image inputs are dynamically scaled based on selected output quality to maintain visual fidelity.

Duration and motion modes affect frame interpolation depth and speed transitions.

Seed values affect the deterministic nature of video generation — identical inputs with the same seed will result in identical outputs.

Content with highly abstract or cluttered elements may not animate smoothly.

Text or logos in the image may get distorted during motion generation.

Videos longer than 8 seconds are not supported.

Fast motion mode may reduce frame-to-frame consistency in complex scenes.

Styles may override some natural color tones from the original image.

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image_url: Use high-resolution images with clear subjects centered in the frame. Avoid busy or overexposed backgrounds.

prompt: Provide directional cues like “a woman walking in the rain” or “robot turning around” to guide the motion path.

negative_prompt: Use to suppress unwanted motion artifacts, e.g., “no glitches”, “no shaking”, “no distortion”.

duration: Choose between 5 or 8 seconds. Shorter durations maintain motion smoothness more reliably for complex images.

quality: Use 720p for balance between detail and speed. 1080p may increase rendering time. Lower options like 360p can be used for previews.

motion_mode:

• normal is ideal for subtle, natural transitions.
• fast creates more exaggerated motion — suitable for action scenes or fast-moving concepts.

style:

• anime, 3d_animation, clay, comic, and cyberpunk define the tone of the video.
• For realism, avoid using stylized modes unless intended.
• cyberpunk works best with city scenes or dark color palettes.

seed: Use fixed seed values (e.g., 42 or 12345) for reproducibility, or leave empty to allow random variations.

Converts static images into coherent short video sequences.

Supports style-driven motion synthesis.

Handles complex image compositions with structured motion.

Retains essential features from original input.

Provides fine-grain control over motion type, visual quality, and artistic direction.

Enhancing marketing visuals by adding subtle animation.

Creating animated avatars or profile visuals from portraits.

Generating motion previews for concept art or character designs.

Making short clips for social media from static illustrations.

Building stylized loops for creative content or music visuals.

Combine a high-resolution portrait with the comic style and prompt: “smiling and turning to the left”.

Use a landscape image with the cyberpunk style and prompt: “drone flying above the city”.

Try different seeds with the same inputs to explore motion variations.

Apply a negative_prompt like “no blur, no color change” to preserve image integrity.

Select fast motion mode on character poses to simulate a cinematic turn or jump.

Currently limited to 5s and 8s video durations only.

Not suitable for full-scene transformations or rapid zoom effects.

Some styles may produce overly saturated results depending on the input.

Prompt guidance influences motion subtly; do not expect major scene changes from text.

Style and motion effects may override or distort fine image details.


Output Format: MP4