PixVerse Canvas brings together AI video production on a node canvas

PixVerse Canvas launches a node-based web workspace to streamline AI video production with batch generation across Kling, Veo, and Seedance 2.0 models.

PixVerse is launching PixVerse Canvas on the web, a visual workspace that aims to replace one-off video generation with a true production workflow. The initial observation: a real project involves dozens of shots, recurring characters, and several models to test, whereas an isolated prompt scatters rushes across tabs and causes coherence to drift as early as the fifth shot.

The basic unit is a node, a card placed on an infinite canvas: note, reference image, generated image or clip, audio track, or shot list. These nodes are connected so that the output of one feeds the input of the next, with a character image feeding into a shot, and a script leading to a storyboard and then to a series of shots. Each result retains the prompt, model, and parameters, and can be tagged as kept, backup, or rejected.

The workspace also supports batch generation, via a task matrix and a visible queue, and runs the same shot across multiple models—PixVerse, Seedance, Kling, or Veo—to compare them with identical input on cost, motion stability, or coherence. A project memory propagates references and brand guidelines from one shot to another. For the launch, Seedance 2.0 is offering a discount of up to 70% on its credit cost until June 25th, on eligible web offers.