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Pixelle-Video is an open-source video project by ATH-MaaS (ATH-MaaS/Pixelle-Video on GitHub). It has 28,754 GitHub stars and 4,180 forks, is released under the Apache-2.0 license, and was last updated on GitHub on 14 June 2026.
Decide what you want to achieve with Pixelle-Video and check the README on GitHub for requirements before installing.
Clone the repository from GitHub (or take the packaged install route in step 3 if the README offers one).
Follow the project's documented install commands — the Run section below lists the exact ones — and add any required API keys or models.
Work through the README's quickstart example end to end, then adapt it to your own project or data.
Topic in, finished short video out — script, visuals, voice and assembly are automated.
Example galleries cover both vertical shorts and landscape videos.
Uses ComfyUI workflows for generating the video's imagery.
Configurable speech settings generate the narration track.
The UI separates system config, content input, voice settings, visual settings and generation into clear panels.
A prebuilt Windows bundle is offered for users who do not want a source install.
Get the Pixelle-Video source (the README's clone URL uses the AIDC-AI org mirror).
git clone https://github.com/ATH-MaaS/Pixelle-Video.git
cd Pixelle-VideoInstall ffmpeg (and uv if you use the recommended runner); on Windows, the one-click package avoids most of this.
brew install ffmpeg
# Windows users: see the README's one-click package insteadStart the app with uv (which installs dependencies automatically), complete the first-time system configuration in the web UI, and generate your first video.
# uv run ... — see the README quickstart for the exact launch command for your OSPixelle-Video is maintained by the ATH-MaaS organization/account on GitHub, together with open-source contributors, in the public repository ATH-MaaS/Pixelle-Video.
Yes — the code is open source under the Apache-2.0 license. You can use, modify and redistribute it under that license's terms.
The engine is free and Apache-2.0, but generation relies on services you configure — image generation (local ComfyUI or an API) and TTS — which may need your own keys or local models.
Editors give frame-level control; Pixelle-Video trades that for full automation — topic-to-video with no timeline work, then you polish only if needed.
Clone the repository from GitHub, follow the install commands in the Run section (taken from the project's README), and complete the documented quickstart example before adapting it to your own use case.
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