PixVerse raises $60M led by Alibaba
AI video platform PixVerse has raised a $60 million Series B led by Alibaba to fund international expansion, and says it now has more than 100 million users in over 175 countries.
PixVerse announced on September 10, 2025 that it had closed a $60 million Series B round led by Alibaba. New investor Antler also took part. The company did not disclose a valuation or name any other participants.
PixVerse says the money will help it grow its AI video tools internationally and widen its open platform for partners and creators. It already operates in 13 languages and in more than 175 countries and regions. According to the company, its users passed 100 million in August 2025 and have made more than 800 million videos between them.
The raise comes shortly after the release of PixVerse V5, the company's latest video model, and a new Agent feature meant to make video creation simpler. PixVerse says V5 placed first for image-to-video and second for text-to-video in Artificial Analysis rankings. The announcement does not give scores or a date for those results.
The company says it has shipped eight major model generations in 24 months. Its list of milestones includes a 4K video model in Q1 2024, which it calls the industry's first, and its Turbo-powered V4, which it says cut generation times from minutes to seconds. PixVerse also says its viral effect templates have drawn more than a billion social media views, and it ranked 25th on a16z's Top 50 Gen AI Consumer Apps list.
Beyond entertainment, PixVerse says it is moving into advertising, e-commerce, education and gaming. It did not share revenue figures or say how it will split the new funding.