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Give it a first and a last frame and it generates the 1–15 second move between them.
Both frames are required. JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 20MB each. Use the same aspect ratio for both.
Describe what happens between the two frames: the change, the camera move, the pacing.
Choose 1–15 seconds. Priced by the second.
540p is a good draft size; switch to 1080p for the final render.
Adds sound effects, ambience and speech. Costs more per second.
Give PixVerse V6 two pictures — where the video starts and where it ends — and it generates the 1–15 seconds in between. Use it for morphs, before-and-after reveals, outfit or season changes, and scene-to-scene cuts that you describe in the prompt.
Two frames with the same aspect ratio and a similar camera angle give the smoothest transition.
You control both ends of the clip; the model invents the middle.
The first frame is what viewers see at second zero and the last frame is where the clip lands. Unlike image to video, the ending is not left to chance, which makes the result usable as a planned edit point.
Pair an empty room with the furnished room, a sketch with the finished render, a product in its box with the product in use. The prompt tells V6 how to get from one to the other: a wipe of light, a spin, a slow dissolve through motion.
The two images do not have to show the same place. A street in daylight and a skyline at night can be joined by describing the camera rising and time passing. The closer the compositions, the less the model has to improvise.
Two or three seconds gives a snappy social-style transition; eight to fifteen seconds gives a gradual transformation. Audio is optional and is generated to fit the change you describe.
Change one part of the input at a time so you can judge what helped.
Two frames, one sentence about the change, generate.
Both slots are required. Use JPEG, PNG or WebP files up to 20MB each, ideally exported at the same aspect ratio so neither frame is stretched to fit the other.
Explain how the first picture becomes the second: “Snow melts away as the camera holds still, flowers push up and the trees turn green.” Mention pacing — quick, steady, slow — if it matters.
Short durations suit hard transitions, long ones suit transformations. Check the credit cost above the button before you submit, and download the result from your history when it finishes.
Change one part of the input at a time so you can judge what helped.
An original PixVerse V6 transition generated on Flow Veo 3 from the two frames shown below. Both frames come from our own PixVerse V6 text-to-video sample.
Prompt: The camera lifts off the cobblestones beside the red tram and rises smoothly above the rooftops until the whole street is seen from above, the tram now small in the distance. Steady, continuous crane move. Tram bell and city ambience.
Answers about this workflow, inputs and output settings.
Yes. This workflow requires both a first frame and a last frame. With a single picture, use PixVerse V6 Image to Video, which fixes only the opening frame.
They should share an aspect ratio. The output follows the first frame, so a last frame with a different shape will be fitted to it and may look cropped or stretched at the end of the clip.
They can. Describe the change in the prompt so the model knows whether to morph, cut through motion or move the camera from one place to the other. Very different compositions produce more inventive — and less predictable — middles.
No. A transition is a single continuous move from one frame to the other, so the Multi-Shot option from the other V6 pages is not offered here.
Yes. Turn on Generate Audio and describe the sound in the prompt. Silent transitions cost less per second and are easier to drop under your own music.
By the second, at the same rates as the other PixVerse V6 workflows, with resolution and audio as the two factors. The exact cost appears above the button before you submit, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
Choose the workflow that matches your source material.