Video Brief
Identify the goal, audience, format, creative direction, and usable source material.
AI Video Generator
Turn an idea, brief, script, image, webpage, or audio source into a complete video. Pexo plans the production, coordinates the required capabilities, and gives you a result you can review and revise.
Share the goal, audience, format, and any useful source material. The Agent uses that context to choose a production path before creating the video.
What it does
From a Video Goal to a Complete Production
An AI video generator creates video from a prompt or source. Pexo extends that task into a complete production workflow by interpreting the goal, planning connected scenes, coordinating the required capabilities, and returning the result for review.
The Agent decides how to structure the video, which source details to prioritize, and where motion, narration, music, or sound supports the message. Review the production in the same conversation, or use a focused capability when you only need one isolated clip or edit.
Production Path
Organize the video into scenes and select the capabilities required for each part.
Reviewable Output
Bring visuals, motion, narration, music, and sound into one production for review.
Choose the right workflow
Complete-Video Workflow vs. Single-Clip Generator
Use a single-clip generator for one shot with direct generation control. Use the Pexo Agent workflow when connected scenes, supporting audio, assembly, and revisions need to follow the same brief.
| Decision | Single-clip generator | Pexo Agent workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A prompt or reference for one shot. | A goal, audience, format, and optional source material. |
| Production planning | You define each shot and generation path. | The Agent turns the direction into a connected production plan. |
| Output unit | One generated clip. | A coordinated, multi-part video. |
| Visual and audio work | Handled as separate production decisions. | Coordinated according to the requested result. |
| Revisions | Rework the relevant clip or setting. | Describe the change in the same conversation. |
| Best fit | An isolated shot, experiment, or manual generation task. | A complete video requiring several connected steps. |
How it works
Create an AI Video in 3 Steps
Start with the intended result and any useful source. The Agent keeps planning, production, and revision connected to that direction.
Describe the Goal and Add Sources
Explain what the video should achieve, who it is for, and the intended format. Add a script, image, webpage, audio source, or other useful context when available.
Plan the Video Production
The Agent interprets the brief, organizes scenes, and selects the capabilities required for the result. Include a preferred model or production method when it matters.
Review and Direct Revisions
Check the video as a complete piece, then describe what should change. The Agent keeps the production context connected while updating the relevant parts.
Capabilities selected for the task
Capabilities the Agent May Use
The production path depends on the video you request. The Agent can call the following capabilities when they support the intended result.
Scene Generator
Builds each planned scene around its subject, setting, action, and visual direction.
Start and End Frame Video Generator
Creates controlled movement between defined opening and closing frames when a scene requires visual continuity.
Add Camera Movement
Applies push, pull, pan, tilt, orbit, or tracking movement to support a planned shot.
Motion Graphics
Presents titles, numbers, diagrams, and supporting information as readable motion graphics.
Start from what you have
Choose a Workflow for Your Starting Source
Choose the workflow that matches your strongest starting material. The destination remains a complete video, while the production path changes with the source.
Common questions
Questions About AI Video Generator
What is an AI video generator?
An AI video generator creates video from a prompt or source material. In Pexo, the Agent plans scenes, calls the required production capabilities, coordinates the result, and returns it for review.
How is this different from a text-to-video model?
A text-to-video model is generally used to generate a clip from a text prompt. Pexo can use generation capabilities within a broader workflow that also covers scene planning, supporting audio, assembly, and conversation-based revisions.
What can I use as a starting source?
Start with an idea, brief, script, image, accessible webpage, or audio source. Include the audience, intended format, and required message when those details matter to the result.
Do I need to choose an AI video model?
No. The Agent can select a workflow and capabilities based on the requested result. If a particular model or production method is required, include it in your direction.
Can I review and revise the generated video?
Yes. Review the production and describe the change in the same conversation. The Agent keeps the task context connected while updating the relevant parts.
Does every generated video include voice, music, and sound?
No. These elements are used when they support the requested result. You can request a silent video or provide your own audio source.
Create the complete video
Start With the Video You Want to Make
Describe the goal, audience, and format, then add any useful source material. Pexo will plan the workflow and return the production for review.