AI video creation shouldn’t require learning complicated workflows. I tested @Pexoai_offical by creating a SaaS launch video for Linear. I shared the product URL, explained the direction in natural language, reviewed the first scene, gave feedback, and kept refining it through conversation. Pexo handled the UX motion, UI animation, typography, music, and final assembly. The interesting part isn’t just the final video. It’s being able to create and revise the whole thing by simply talking to an AI video agent. Try Pexo: pexo.ai Here’s the process → final result #MadeWithPexo

You’ve got a product. Now you need a video that actually shows people what it does. I used Pexo to create one for my own AI app, Persona Chat. The process felt a lot like vibe coding — but for video. You explain what you want → review the first version → tell it what to change → refine. No need to figure out complex prompts or choose the right AI model yourself. Just tell Pexo: • What your product does • Who it’s for • What you want to show Pexo helps turn that idea into a story, plan the shots, and build the video. And you’re still in control. Don’t like a scene? Tell it. Something looks off? Use Mark to Fix, mark the exact spot, and leave a comment. Basically, commenting on a doc — but you’re editing a video. Here’s how the Persona Chat video turned out. 👇 Persona Chat is an AI chat workspace I built to make talking to AI feel more natural. Now I have a video to show it off instead of just dropping a link. Made with @Pexoai_offical Give it a try: 👇 #MadeWithPexo

AI Guide Makes Product Launch Videos Easy for Beginners! Need your founder on camera for a launch video, but no time to shoot? Here's how this Pexo launch video was made. We gave Pexo one photo of @evanLiaoQ and a short voice recording. Pexo learned his face, cloned his voice, and read the whole script with it. Every line came back with timestamps, so the captions and graphics lined up on their own. Since everything is generated from that one photo, he looks the same in every scene. We never booked a studio or did a second take. Whenever something needs fixing — a shot, an audio line — we just tell Pexo directly. Even adding captions is this simple.

AI video creation shouldn’t require learning complicated workflows. I tested @Pexoai_offical by creating a SaaS launch video for Linear. I shared the product URL, explained the direction in natural language, reviewed the first scene, gave feedback, and kept refining it through conversation. Pexo handled the UX motion, UI animation, typography, music, and final assembly. The interesting part isn’t just the final video. It’s being able to create and revise the whole thing by simply talking to an AI video agent. Try Pexo: pexo.ai Here’s the process → final result #MadeWithPexo

I think we’re finally reaching the useful stage of AI photo editing. For years, editing a photo meant either accepting whatever Instagram gave you or learning Photoshop well enough to understand masks, layers, selections, color correction, etc. Now I can open Glam AI and type something absurdly specific like: “keep me exactly the same, remove the people behind me, replace the background with a quiet café in Paris and make the lighting slightly warmer.” And it just… does it. The interesting part isn’t even AI generating images anymore. It’s the fact that knowing what you want is slowly becoming more important than knowing how to edit it. Want to try it yourself? Use code ELARA on Glam AI.

I realized recently that my LinkedIn photo was several years old, but the idea of booking an actual professional headshot session just to replace one tiny circle on the internet felt ridiculous. So I tried the lazy 2026 solution instead. Took a normal photo where I liked how I looked, uploaded it to Glam AI and asked it to make the background cleaner, fix the lighting and make the whole thing feel more professional. It took maybe five minutes and honestly made me wonder how much of “professional photography” for things like LinkedIn is going to become an AI task. Not because photographers aren’t better — but because sometimes you literally just need ONE good photo. Want to try it yourself? Use code ELARA on Glam AI.

AI isn’t just playing Pokémon anymore. It’s actually figuring out how to progress on its own. Nex-N2.5 Pro can understand what’s happening on screen, take actions through the interface, and keep working through a long-running task step by step. This demo shows it navigating Pokémon, leveling up, and progressing through the game using Computer Use. Nex-N2.5 Pro is a 397B multimodal model built for Vision, Computer Use, and long-horizon tasks. Try Nex-N2.5 Pro API for FREE on OpenRouter ↓ openrouter.ai/nex-agi #ComputerUse #MultimodalAI #OpenRouter #NexN2 #Blender

Cinema Studio is live. AI video has a control problem. You get a stunning shot, but never THE shot. 3D fixes that. Build the scene → set the camera → record the POV → render with AI. Built for VFX, previs, and game studios. Powered by GPT-6 Astra + Seedance 2.5.

The real upgrade here isn’t just better AI video — it’s control. Build your scene in 3D, choose the exact camera movement and POV, then let AI handle the final render. Cinema Studio brings a much more production-ready workflow to AI filmmaking.

Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash is a serious upgrade ⚡️ 40s video extensions, first + last frame control, up to 4K output, and video references. More control, better consistency, and a much stronger toolkit for AI video creators.

Introducing Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash ⚡️ We've iterated based on developer feedback and are excited to introduce lots of new features: - Video extension, to a total of 40s - First and last frames - 360p, 1080p, and 4k - Video references Enjoy!

I gave Wanderboat my most ridiculously specific café request—and it actually understood the vibe 👀 No complicated keywords. Just describe exactly what you want and let Wanderboat find it. Try your most chaotic search and see what it finds you 👇 @wanderboat_ai app.adjust.com/23ngrvz2?crea…