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0:00Hey, James' here. Let's make a simple
0:02video with PixVerse without buying
0:04credits. Start with an image, describe
0:06one motion, check the settings, and
0:08download your result. PixVerse gives you
0:11free credits that refresh daily, so you
0:12can keep coming back to create. Let me
0:15walk you through it. Go to
0:16app.pixverse.ai
0:18in your browser, sign in, or create your
0:20own account. Open creation, choose
0:23video, and look for image and text. The
0:25controls can move as the app updates,
0:28but the basic process stays simple.
0:30Upload your image, add your prompt, and
0:32choose your settings. Check the free
0:34credits available in your account.
0:36Choose an available model and a short
0:37clip, then check the amount shown beside
0:40create. Match the settings to your free
0:42balance.
0:43Your daily credits refresh, so you can
0:45come back and keep creating without
0:46buying more credits. The allowance and
0:48available settings can vary by account.
0:51Pick a clean image that you own or have
0:52permission to use. One clear subject is
0:55easier than a crowded scene. For this
0:57example, imagine a coffee cup beside a
0:59window. Upload your image in the prompt
1:02panel. The small image thumbnail
1:04confirms that your reference is
1:05attached. You can also begin with text,
1:08but an image gives you a more controlled
1:09starting point. Here is a simple
1:11practice prompt. A ceramic coffee cup
1:14rests beside a sunlit window. Gentle
1:16steam rises from the coffee. Slow camera
1:19push in. Keep the cup shape stable. No
1:22people, no extra objects, no text. Start
1:25small. Asking for several actions and
1:28scene changes at once makes the result
1:30harder to control. Choose an available
1:32model, a short duration, and a modest
1:34resolution for your first test. Check
1:36whether audio or multi-shot is switched
1:38on. Those choices can change the cost.
1:41Only click create when the displayed
1:42amount fits your available free credits.
1:45If it does not fit, reduce the settings
1:47or wait. Do not enter payment details
1:49just to follow this lesson. When the
1:51video finishes, play it through. Check
1:54the subject shape, the motion, and any
1:56unwanted text. Open, download, and
1:58choose an option your plan actually
2:00allows. The download menu distinguishes
2:02watermarked and watermark-free options.
2:04Keep any required watermark. Upscaling,
2:07extending, or retrying can spend more
2:09credits. Before using a clip
2:11commercially, check the current plan
2:13terms and your input rights. That is the
2:15workflow.
2:17Image attached, focus prompt, affordable
2:19settings, then review and download. Open
2:21the save file to make sure it plays.
2:23If you retry, change one thing at a time
2:26and check the credit cost again. Start
2:28with one short, clean motion test.
2:31Save your favorite result and come back
2:33for your next video when your free
2:34credits refresh.