PixVerse

Makes short AI video clips from text or images, with its own models and others such as Kling, Sora 2 and Grok Imagine in one app.

limited free tierWeb, Android

Overview

PixVerse turns a text prompt or an image into a short video clip. It runs its own video models and also offers others, including Kling O3, Sora 2, Grok Imagine and Wan. The app adds a Canvas, an Agent, Mini-Apps, a music-video tool and an API. The free Basic plan gives 60 credits at signup and 30 more each day. Daily credits reset at midnight UTC and expire if unused. Free output tops out at 540p. Where it falls down: the free plan is for testing only, and watermark-free output is a paid feature. Commercial use needs a separate commercial-use license, per PixVerse's terms. Its pricing page doesn't say any plan includes one. We haven't generated clips for this page; it uses PixVerse's pricing page and terms.

Best for

A hobbyist who wants to try a few AI video clips every day before paying for any tool.

Skip it if

Skip it if you need clips for client or commercial work; PixVerse's terms require a commercial-use license, and a subscription alone isn't stated to cover it.

Pricing

Basic free: 60 credits at signup plus 30 a day, up to 540p. Standard $8, Pro $24, Premium $48, Ultra $149 a month, billed yearly, per the pricing page. Enterprise API from $100. Checked Oct 14, 2026 on the official pricing page (yearly-billed rates shown; monthly rates not stated).

Pros

  • Free credits every day. Basic refills 30 credits daily, so you can keep testing.
  • Many models in one app. PixVerse's own models sit next to Kling, Sora 2 and Grok Imagine.
  • Room to grow. Paid plans add 720p or 4K, more parallel clips and off-peak discounts.
  • Developer access. An API platform and a CLI plugin sit alongside the app.

Cons

  • Outputs are non-commercial by default. PixVerse's terms limit outputs to non-commercial use unless you get a separate commercial-use license.
  • Watermarks on free. Watermark-free output is listed only on paid plans.
  • Daily credits vanish. Unused daily credits expire at midnight UTC.
  • Strict refunds. PixVerse won't refund for disappointing results, and credit packs are non-refundable.

How it compares

Runway pairs generation with editing: trim, retime, expand and upscale in one place. Its free plan gives 125 credits once, and they don't refill. PixVerse gives fewer credits up front but refills 30 every day. Neither free plan is meant for client work. Pick Runway to edit what you generate. Pick PixVerse to keep experimenting for free.

Quick start

  1. Sign up at app.pixverse.ai, or in the Android app.
  2. Log in daily to collect your 30 free credits.
  3. Open Creation and choose text to video or image to video.
  4. Write a prompt or upload an image, then generate at up to 540p.
  5. Subscribe for watermark-free clips and higher resolution.

Verdict

Pick PixVerse if you want to test AI video for free, every day. Skip it for client work unless you get a commercial-use license; outputs are non-commercial by default. It's our free pick because its credits refill, unlike Runway's one-time 125.

Alternatives

Runner-upRunwayrunwayml.com

AI video generation and editing suite.

free tierChecked Oct 14, 2026
Runner-upKling AIkling.ai

Generates video clips of up to 15 seconds from text or images, with native audio, multi-shot scenes and up to 4K output.

limited free tierChecked Oct 14, 2026
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