Pixverse 5.6 Text to Video: write the sound into the prompt (5s, 8s, 10s, 1080p, 75cr)
Pixverse 5.6 Text to Video has native audio. A silent prompt still gets a soundtrack you did not choose.
Pixverse 5.6 Text to Video has native audio. A silent prompt still gets a soundtrack you did not choose.
Pixverse 5.6 Text to Video is a text-to-video row. No image is required. Audio is on. Durations are 5s, 8s, and 10s — not a one-second ladder. Max output is 1080p, with 360p, 540p, 720p, and 1080p listed. Aspect ratios: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4. The catalog lists 75 credits. The description is generate-from-text with Pixverse 5.6's advanced capabilities. That is the whole machine: a sentence in, a clip with a soundtrack out.
Seventy-five credits is not a sketch. Treat the first take as a mix session, not as a silent storyboard you will "fix in post."
Write the room tone
If you do not name the sound, the model still ships sound. That is native audio. A café with no mention of clatter will still clatter. A "quiet product hero" will still grow a pad, a whoosh, or a line you did not cast. Put the mix in the prompt: diegetic noise, no voiceover, a single dry foley hit, silence if you truly need a bed you will replace. "Silence" is an instruction. A blank audio section is an invitation.
Do not describe a talking presenter here unless you want the model to invent a voice. If the mouth has to say a specific line, this is the wrong job. Native audio on a text-to-video row is atmosphere and incidental sound, not a lipsync contract. For a locked line, generate picture (or pick a silent plate) and run a talking or lipsync row after.
The AI video generator will let you type. The prompt has to include the mix. Prompt builder is useful for forcing that line onto the page before you spend 75 credits.
Three lengths, not a slider of moods
5s, 8s, 10s. There is no 6s and no 12s on this row. If the hook is a five-second punch, pick 5s. If you write a ten-second paragraph and generate 5s, the soundtrack will compress the idea and still cost like Pixverse. Match the sentence to the ladder.
Resolution steps are 360p / 540p / 720p / 1080p. 1080p is the ceiling and the 75-credit listed tier in the title. Iterate the prompt at a lower listed quality if you are still arguing with the mix, then spend 1080p on the take you will caption. A wrong soundtrack at 1080p is just a louder mistake.
No image is required. That is permission to explore, not permission to skip references you already have. If a pack must appear, you wanted image-to-video, not this row. Pixverse has other members on the Pixverse roster. This page is the text-only, native-audio clip.
What 75 credits is for
A 5 / 8 / 10 second piece with a soundtrack baked in — not "I'll mute it later." Muting means you paid native audio and threw the mix away. If you knew you would replace the track, pick a silent model or write no-score so the picture at least plays to the intended rhythm.
Max is 1080p, not 4K. Captions still happen after; native audio does not typeset. Burn words in the caption pass. Maps: best model with audio, best text-to-video.
Read the prompt out loud
If you cannot hear a mix, the model will invent one. If the mix is "music later," write "no score, dry foley only" or change rows. If the mix is a line talent must match, stop — that is lipsync, and this row will speak anyway.
FAQ
Does Pixverse 5.6 Text to Video always add sound?
Audio is marked true on the row. A prompt that never mentions sound still leaves the model free to score. Write the mix, including a request for no music if that is the job. Do not discover the soundtrack at export.
Why is this 75 credits when other video rows list less?
That is the catalog figure for this row, with 1080p in the quality list and native audio on. It is not a sketching model. Use 5s and a lower quality step while the prompt is unstable. Spend 10s at 1080p when the sentence and the mix are the same document.
Can I upload a still to this row?
This row is text-to-video and does not require an image. If the still is the contract, you want Pixverse image-to-video, not this label. Mis-labelling a locked pack as a text prompt is how 75 credits buys a cousin of the product.
Will native audio replace captions?
No. Captions are an editor job. Native audio is the soundtrack inside the five, eight, or ten seconds. Do both, in that order: mix in the prompt, words on the timeline after.