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Sahil retweeted
I start with a rough idea and let Pexo turn it into a first draft. For this one I wanted a quick launch teaser for AgentVoice that could land in 15 seconds. I gave Pexo that direction, then went back and forth on the pacing until it actually felt like a launch video instead of clips stitched together. Great work, @Pexoai_offical
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Sahil retweeted
Nobody wants a smarter photo folder. They want to find the photo while everyone is waiting.
That’s the feeling we wanted this concept to get across: too much scattered stuff, then one clear focus. We made it with Pexo.
It’s easy for us to explain folders; it’s harder to remember the relief of finding the photo you need. That was the part we wanted Pexo from @Pexoai_offical to help us work out before the video took shape.
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Sahil retweeted
With Mark to Fix, you set the vision, and the AI edits the frames.
If you can give feedback, you can direct an AI video.
For this 10-second piece, I set the format and visual direction: vertical, bold English type, blue editorial collage, and one consistent character. Pexo (@Pexoai_offical) generated five poses and built the animated scenes.
Then I reviewed the draft, asked for music, and marked five layout changes on the video. One note: “Center these three labels and make them larger.” Pexo used the marked frames to revise the cut. That’s Mark to Fix.
Full tutorial in the first reply, showing the creative direction, generated assets, feedback, and revisions that shaped it.
Sahil retweeted
Created this with Pexo.
What appeals to me is being able to focus on the creative direction rather than manage every part of production.
With @Pexoai_offical, I can explain what I want in natural language and keep refining the video through conversation.
Sahil retweeted
“Editorial” is a direction. It isn't quite a picture yet.
With @Pexoai_offical, you can review a style frame for a collage or vector piece before producing the full video. Composition, colour, typography: suddenly there's something specific to discuss.
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Sahil retweeted
Hard to think of another creative workflow where the time and cost dropped this fast. The mark-to-fix feature alone makes this worth using.
Creating marketing videos is a solved problem.
Honestly, I can't imagine another creative area where we save so much time and money.
Generating something like this used to cost thousands of dollars and take weeks.
Now, it's cents and minutes.
Best part of this: their mark-to-fix feature, where you can mark anywhere in the video and change it with a prompt.
Sahil retweeted
Give a newcomer a draft and listen to the questions. That may tell you more about the explanation than another round of polishing the graphics.
@Pexoai_offical can propose a direction and first version, then take feedback on structure and pace. That makes the draft a useful stage to bring those questions back into the work.
The expert knows what's accurate. The newcomer helps reveal what's been assumed.
Both deserve a place in the review.
Sahil retweeted
A storyboard is an underrated thing to disagree over.
Is the example arriving too late? Are we repeating ourselves? Does the opening need all that context?
@Pexoai_offical lets you review direction and storyboard before final production. For a longer explainer, those are worthwhile decisions to make while the structure is still being worked out.
Sahil retweeted
I think we're about to stop editing videos.
Not because AI edits faster.
Because it's starting to understand what you're trying to say.
I think we're about to stop editing videos.
Not because AI edits faster.
Because it's starting to understand what you're trying to say.
I found a tool called Pexo.
I found a tool called Pexo.
I used it to create a 45-second collage animation of two pugs climbing Mount Fuji. Think of it as a playful concept for a pet travel brand.
Instead of opening a timeline and dragging clips around, you give it a URL, document, or source material and tell it what you want.
Then you talk to it.
It builds the video.
Instead of opening a timeline and dragging clips around, you give it a URL, document, or source material and tell it what you want.
Then you talk to it.
It builds the video.
If you want changes, you don't re-edit the timeline.
You just ask.
That's the interesting part.
If you want changes, you don't re-edit the timeline.
You just ask.
That's the interesting part.
• Turn URLs into videos
• Use docs or source material as input
• Refine videos through conversation
• No editing experience required
• Built for product launches, explainers, and brand content
• Keep iterating until it's ready to publish
• Turn URLs into videos
• Use docs or source material as input
• Refine videos through conversation
• No editing experience required
• Built for product launches, explainers, and brand content
• Keep iterating until it's ready to publish
We're moving from editing videos to directing AI.
That feels like a much bigger shift than most people realize.
We're moving from editing videos to directing AI.
That feels like a much bigger shift than most people realize.
Get free credit by using this code: B4QFWK
Try @Pexoai_offical here: invite.pexo.ai/4iz5OzA
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Sahil retweeted
One of the hardest parts of making good videos isn't always the idea. It's turning that idea into an actual finished video.
Pexo takes a different approach: you can explain what you want in natural language, share your source material, and refine the result through conversation instead of figuring out every edit yourself.
This is especially interesting for turning topics like history, research, or educational stories into videos that actually feel engaging.
The idea of treating video creation more like a conversation than a complicated editing workflow is something I'm really into.
@Pexoai_offical
Sahil retweeted
AI VIDEO TOOLS HAVE A DIRTY SECRET
one shot's wrong and you're back regenerating, hoping the parts you liked survive
Pexo gives you another way:
→ use Mark to Fix to select the bit that's off on a frame
→ say what's wrong and what you want instead
→ ask for a targeted change
that's not a feature, that's finally directing it instead of gambling
Sahil retweeted
An AI analyst reads 10,000 reports overnight. His entire recommendation is three words.
The company’s response tells you everything.
I made this parody with @Pexoai_offical. Easier than trying to fit the whole joke into a screenshot.
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Sahil retweeted
This is where AI video creation is heading.
One photo + a voice recording → a complete launch video.
No studio. No reshoots. Just create, edit, and iterate with AI.
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.
Sahil retweeted
A founder at a table, a walkthrough, a few examples. Familiar enough.
Then “even me” arrives, and the presenter becomes part of the demo too. The team brought his digital avatar in as source material and used Pexo to make the film around it. Worth watching with that in mind from the opening shot.
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Now you can create videos the way you vibe-code.
Meet Pexo, your AI video agent.
Share your vision and references. Work through the details with Pexo like you’re messaging a friend.
No complex prompts. No new tools to learn.
Want to change something?
Mark it on the video and tell Pexo what to change, just like leaving a comment in a doc.
Everything in this video was made with Pexo:
the visuals, the motion graphics, the music, the captions, and the voiceover.
Even our founder @evanLiaoQ appears on screen.
You vibe-coded what you built.
Now vibe-create how the world sees it.
#Pexo #AIVideoAgent #VibeCreate #MadewithPexo
Sahil retweeted
How do you make “ownership creates leverage” clear in 15 seconds?
I made this Pexo explainer with @Pexoai_offical, using Tesla as a visual example: as a business grows, the value of a stake can grow with it.
If you’re making a short explainer, I’d keep the process tight:
→ start with one takeaway
→ choose a visual example people recognise
→ review the structure and storyboard before the full video
Here’s how mine turned out:
Sahil retweeted
Making a polished video usually means juggling multiple tools, prompts, edits, and revisions.
Sometimes the feedback is much smaller than all that: one element in one frame needs attention.
Take the “START SMALL” frame here. If I wanted to change something in that composition, I’d want to point directly at it rather than describe its position in a paragraph.
That’s what caught my attention about Pexo’s Mark to Fix. You can select an area on a frame and explain what you want changed, a bit like highlighting something in a document and leaving a comment.
It sits within a workflow where you explain the video you want, review the proposed direction, and keep refining it through conversation with Pexo (@Pexoai_offical ).
For someone making content on their own, being able to show exactly what they mean is a practical place to start.
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Sahil retweeted
Some product ideas sound useful long before they look interesting.
A book promotion platform is a good example. Listings, campaign setup, and author pages make sense as features, but the concept still needs a story before anyone cares.
I made this 30-second explainer with Pexo around one simple tension: authors want to write, but launching a book can feel like a second job.
The finished piece is my take on making a niche SaaS idea feel clear, visual, and real.
@Pexoai_offical
invite.pexo.ai/4hcDf8Q
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Sahil retweeted
This feels a little different from the cinematic AI videos I usually create, and I’m genuinely excited to share it.
This time, I wanted to create something more educational and informative. So I made an explainer about Ozempic and its connection to the food industry using Pexo @Pexoai_offical.
There’s still a small voice overlap that I need to fix. But overall, the final result turned out much more complete than I expected.
I’d definitely like to make more explainers like this. What topic should I cover next?
Give Pexo a try: invite.pexo.ai/3T9Bot9
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Sahil retweeted
Customer journeys are easy to understand when you can actually see how each step connects.
I’d use Pexo to turn complex ideas like customer flows into clear visual stories that are much easier to follow than a static explanation.
The vector animation makes abstract concepts feel tangible, while detailed creative direction gives me more control over how the story comes together.
This is the kind of visual storytelling I’d use when a screenshot or paragraph just isn’t enough.
@Pexoai_offical
invite.pexo.ai/4AeEE7v
Sahil retweeted
Very happy with how this one turned out.
Paper textures, bold type, cash flying everywhere. This is the kind of product launch video I actually enjoy watching.
Made with Pexo @Pexoai_offical
Interesting way to go from a product idea and creative direction to a polished video while keeping the process conversational.
Full video ↓
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