PixVerse, a global AI video generation platform with over 150 million users in 177 countries, has completed its Series C expansion, bringing total Series C funding to $439 million following strong interest from international investors across media, entertainment, and technology.
Singapore-based Pixverse said in a statement on Tuesday that new investors in the expansion include Alibaba, Lollapalooza Capital, Ivy Capital, Grand Mount Capital, Eastern Bell Capital, Mirae Asset, BlueFocus and CloudAlpha, while returning investors include iGlobe Partners and OCBC’s LionX Ventures.
One of PixVerse’s latest developments is R1, launched in January 2026 as the world’s first real-time world model. This product can transform video generation from a fixed output to a continuous, interactive stream that instantly responds to user input. Three months later, PixVerse updated R1 with shared worlds and personalized avatars, allowing multiple users to enter the same AI-generated world and shape it in real-time.
PixVerse is currently expanding R1 into interactive games and entertainment. The new PixVerse game engine applies R1 to game creation, allowing players to interact in natural language while the world responds visually and mechanically in real time.
Changhu Wang, co-founder and CEO of PixVerse, said the company is building a system where the world players live in is not pre-rendered, but is continuously generated in real-time in response to player actions. This is a fundamentally different basis for what the game is about, the executive added.
Jaden Xie, co-founder and president of PixVerse, said the same belief in making professional video production accessible to everyone is now driving everything the company is building toward an interactive world.
AI video generation platform PixVerse raises Series C funding, opens global office in Singapore
