* PIXVERSE VARIANTS
8 of 8
* ABOUT PIXVERSE
Working with PixVerse
This family is PixVerse's post-production side rather than a generation line. It upscales footage to 4K, swaps a subject for a reference image, syncs lips to audio or built-in voices, transfers motion from a reference clip onto a character, stitches up to seven keyframes into one video, and rewrites scenes from a prompt with optional masks.
When to choose PixVerse
Come here when you already have a video and need to change it. The numbered PixVerse families (v4 through V6 and C1) are where clips are generated in the first place.
Choosing between the variants
4K Video Upscale is the finishing pass. Swap and Modify change what is in the frame, Mimic transfers motion onto a character image, Lip Sync v2 matches mouths to audio, and Multi Transition builds one clip from two to seven keyframes.
* FREQUENTLY ASKED
About PixVerse
- How many keyframes can PixVerse Multi Transition take?
- Two to seven, stitched into a single one to thirty second video, and each keyframe can carry its own duration and prompt.
- Does PixVerse Lip Sync need an audio file?
- No. Lip Sync v2 accepts either supplied audio or text-to-speech, with a choice of built-in voices when you have no recording.
- What is the difference between Swap and Modify?
- Swap replaces the primary detected subject with a reference image. Modify is prompt-driven and can add, remove, relight or restyle across the frame, with optional masks.