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Pexo is making AI video creation feel less like prompting and more like collaborating. 🎥🤖 Describe what you want, refine it naturally, and let Pexo handle the rest. The “mark it on the video and tell Pexo what to change” workflow is especially interesting. 🔥 #Pexo #AIVideoAgent #VibeCreate

I would give Codex all the context, correct it four times, then just do the task myself. turns out it wasn't missing context, it was missing tools. since adding SpringBrand that loop has mostly stopped

I gave Qoder one outcome: turn a blank workspace into a working analytics dashboard for my creator campaigns. I didn’t map out the implementation. I gave it the task, watched it plan + build, and checked the result. Here’s my full run ↓ Qoder

This 15-second video was created with @Pexoai_offical , an AI video creation tool. Short videos still require decisions about pacing, structure, and what to include. This example offers a look at what a finished clip made with Pexo can look like. Pretty cool!

If you’re curious about the workflow, start here: invite.pexo.ai/4dIwLgK Exclusive Pexo perk for you: Sign up, open your profile menu, select “Redeem Code,” and enter [H54UZ3] to claim 100 free trial credits. Only the first 50 users can redeem it, so claim yours early.

Explainer rule: put the hidden part on screen A painter and a wall are easy. The payment staying protected till the work is done? Harder.I tested that in Pexo. The line art gives the payment rule its own beat, instead of asking the voiceover to carry all the trust.@Pexoai_offical

Customers are changing how they search. Instead of just Googling, they’re asking AI for answers and recommendations. But how do you make that shift easy to understand? I created this video with Pexo to explore exactly that, using motion design to make the ideas behind GEO easier to see and understand. Sometimes, showing an idea makes more sense than explaining it in another paragraph. @Pexoai_offical

A brand story, brought to life through vector animation. I explored how Pexo, a conversational AI video agent, can turn existing screenshots and documents into engaging video content, helping transform brand ideas into visual stories. The ability to work from existing materials and refine the direction through conversation makes the creative process more flexible. Thanks @Pexoai_offical!

I love tools that let me stay focused on the creative idea without getting buried in the production process. For this one, I started with the concept, brought in the material I wanted to work with, and refined the result through feedback until everything felt right. That’s what I enjoy most about creating solo spending more time on the creative direction instead of managing every little part of production. Made with Pexo @Pexoai_offical

Most business calls contain useful insights, but finding the important signals afterward can take time. This is the kind of workflow Pexo can help turn into a clear visual story, from call insights and key moments to structured takeaways that are easier to understand and act on. What I like about Pexo is the conversational approach: you can explain the goal, review the direction, and refine the result through feedback instead of dealing with a complicated production workflow. For AI products, SaaS teams, and creators, this could make turning source material into polished video content much simpler. Check out on @Pexoai_offical

A music album poster doesn't have to stay static. For this one I wanted the URBAN festival poster to actually move, that teal duotone treatment cracking open like the paper tearing. I gave Pexo that direction and the source photos, then kept adjusting the timing on that reveal until it matched what I had in mind. Nice execution, @Pexoai_offical. invite.pexo.ai/4xYxWke

Explainer rule: put the invisible part on screen. A painter and a wall are easy. The payment staying protected until the work is done? Harder. I tested that in Pexo. The line art gives the payment rule its own beat, instead of asking the voiceover to carry all the trust. @Pexoai_offical

If you’re curious about the workflow, start here: invite.pexo.ai/3UXdQIF Exclusive Pexo perk for you: Sign up, open your profile menu, select “Redeem Code" enter [72EVDG] to get free trial credits. Only the first 50 users can redeem it, so claim yours early.

THIS CAME OUT WAY TOO GOOD NOT TO TURN INTO A TUTORIAL The whole video was made with @Pexoai_offical, and the workflow is honestly pretty slick. Instead of endlessly tweaking prompts and hoping for a better result, you can just work through the idea with it conversationally. Then it starts putting the whole thing together: > builds the storyboard first > lets you tweak individual scenes > fixes specific parts without rerendering everything That makes the process feel way less random and much more like actually directing the video. If you’ve been curious about @Pexoai_offical, the tutorial below walks through the full thing. Watch to the end, then check the replies for the finished video 👇

If it takes 40 slides to explain your brand’s personality, I have bad news. I wanted to see whether three words could carry a feeling on their own. So I made this type loop with Pexo from @Pexoai_offical. I wanted it to feel playful without explaining itself. Seeing the words move was how I could judge whether that feeling was actually there.

photos. screenshots. a quote you saved somewhere. could be the beginnings of a story. For a collage video in Pexo, I'd bring those together with a brief: who's watching, what connects the material, what feeling the piece should have. Then check a style frame before moving into the full video. esp. the type. Worth getting that right early. Pexo can build with those different materials; you get to review how they belong together.

Pexo's Mark to Fix has a nice review-room quality to it. A note can sit on the part of the frame it's about. Select the area, explain the requested change, and @Pexoai_offical has visual context for the revision. The useful distinction: “I don't like this” is a reaction. “This part needs to feel calmer” gives the work a direction. Specific feedback still matters.