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@hypit/pixverse

v0.2.1

Published

Exact author/compute contracts and package-owned author Surfaces for PixVerse. The package carries two exact models, `pixverse-v6` and `pixverse-c1`, and selects no Provider, API key or network execution. The selected Provider implements the exact capabil

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@hypit/pixverse

Exact author/compute contracts and package-owned author Surfaces for PixVerse. The package carries two exact models, pixverse-v6 and pixverse-c1, and selects no Provider, API key or network execution. The selected Provider implements the exact capability.

Both models render 1 to 15 seconds at 540p or 720p from a prompt of up to 5,000 characters. <pix:Video> generates from the prompt, from a first frame, or from a first and last frame; <pix:ReferenceVideo> generates from the image and video subjects its Reference children carry.

<pix:Video
  id="opening"
  model="v6"
  prompt={line}
  duration="5"
  quality="720p"
  aspect-ratio="9:16"
  generate-audio="true"
/>

<pix:Video id="bridge" model="c1" prompt={motion} duration="5" quality="720p"
  first-frame={hero.image} last-frame={product.image}/>

<pix:ReferenceVideo id="fusion" model="v6" prompt={outfit} duration="5" quality="720p" aspect-ratio="16:9">
  <pix:Reference image={character.image}/>
  <pix:Reference image={clothes.image}/>
</pix:ReferenceVideo>

The prompt addresses the references in the order they appear, as @ref_1, @ref_2 and so on. V6 takes up to ten image references and C1 up to seven. V6 also takes up to two video references totalling 15 seconds; those carry the length of the run, so that element states no duration, and aspect-ratio="auto" takes their shape.

A prompt-only run states its aspect-ratio; a run that starts from a first-frame takes that frame's shape instead. A last-frame bridges from the first frame into one continuous shot, as do subject references, so neither is combined with V6's multi-clip, which renders the prompt as several cuts. seed and multi-clip are V6's own switches.

generate-audio renders an audio track alongside the picture, including speech the prompt asks a character to say. The model exposes no separate voice, language or dialogue field, so a spoken line belongs in the prompt itself.