PixVerse

pixverse-fashion-video

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Try-on video: show clothing or wearable accessories on a consistent person, with fit, material and movement tied to supplied references.

pixverse-game-trailer

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Game trailer: turn a game brief and available assets into a paced trailer with genre cues, gameplay presentation, title beats and sound.

pixverse-howto-video

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Product tutorial: show a specific product in a physically plausible sequence, with clear step labels and synchronized explanation.

pixverse-listing-images

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Listing graphics: create a coordinated set of product cards with accurate specifications, exact editable text and consistent product identity.

pixverse-motion-design

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Motion graphics: create music-led motion videos, defaulting to fast pacing, with generated footage and exact beat-timed typography and graphics assembled in FFmpeg.

pixverse-music-video

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Music video (MV): plan and assemble performance, mood or narrative shots around supplied or requested music, with deliberate rhythm and visual continuity.

pixverse-podcast-clip

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Podcast clip: a two-host conversation with complementary camera views, split-screen opening, speaker-coloured captions, reactions, product handoffs and lifestyle B-roll that continues under the voice.

pixverse-presenter

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. AI presenter: make an episode led by one consistent on-screen presenter, with measured speech, supporting shots and a finished edit.

pixverse-product-stills

Product photography: create product-led studio, lifestyle or still try-on images from references while preserving shape, materials, color and branding.

pixverse-product-video

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Product ad: create a product-led video with identity locks, purposeful camera work, readable benefits and a final edit.

pixverse-ranking-video

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Ranking video: a host argues a tier list, top-N or comparison while an on-screen board keeps every verdict, with word-anchored reveals, karaoke captions, B-roll jokes and reveal sounds.

pixverse-setup

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. PixVerse setup: repair CLI or FFmpeg dependencies, authenticate and diagnose account readiness when setup blocks the requested workflow.

pixverse-short-drama

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Short drama: develop scripted scenes with recurring characters, dialogue coverage, continuity and separately scoped generation batches.

pixverse-street-interview

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Street interview: a question-and-answer encounter on location with interviewer, guest and shared views, timed reveals such as an answer strip or emoji board, reaction cuts and readable captions per speaker.

pixverse-studio

Workflow discovery: choose a PixVerse capability or shape an underspecified brief. Concrete media, editing and Canvas tasks use their direct workflows.

pixverse-talking-head

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Talking head: one person speaks a script straight to camera as reusable A-roll, with a locked identity, a consistent voice, measured durations and word timing delivered for captions and graphics.

pixverse-template

Templates: search and browse PixVerse effects, compare previews, and create images or videos from a selected template and supplied media. Use for template discovery or template-based creation.

pixverse-ugc-video

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. UGC ad: create a creator-led or product-led social ad, with a clear hook, believable demonstration and measured spoken delivery.

pixverse-unbox-video

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Unboxing video: build a believable package-opening sequence whose reveal leads to the actual product, with consistent hands, packaging and sound.

pixverse-video-editing

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Video editing: edit existing footage from any source; trim, reorder, reframe, retime and mix sound into a finished video. Local edits need no PixVerse login.

pixverse-video-remake

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Reference remake: rebuild a supplied or linked video as your own version with a new person, product, wording, language or platform, keeping the structure, timing relationships and graphics that made the original work.

pixverse-video-restyle

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Video restyle: change the look, world, wardrobe, subject or medium of an existing video while keeping its motion, performance, timing and cuts, through Seedance edit and reference routes plus local grading.

pixverse-video-script

Video script and YouTube copy: write the full spoken body with a clear hook, scene beats, visual cues and a usable ending. Script-only work needs no media generation.

pixverse-video-translate

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Video localization: deliver the same video in another language with a rewritten script, native or narrated speech, re-timed captions and graphics, and typography that fits the target script.

pixverse-video-variants

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Video variants: produce many versions of one generated video project by swapping the host, product, wording, language, aspect or hook while reusing every accepted asset and regenerating only what changes.

pixverse-visual-recipes

Desktop CLI required; unavailable in MCP-only sessions. Visual effects: apply a selected image treatment or short motion recipe to the user's subject through original prompts and suitable PixVerse routes.

pixverse-voiceover

Voiceover: produce natural narration or explicitly timed takes, preserving pronunciation, voice continuity and measured timing for editing.