Start with a conversation.
Tell Pixo what you’re making—your idea, audience, style, and length. The agent turns your brief into a script and a production-ready plan.

Turn a verified news brief into a clear, complete video. Pixo's AI agent helps structure the story, storyboard each beat, generate supporting scenes, and assemble narration, music, and sound while you retain editorial control.
New users receive 200 credits on sign-up. Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.
AI should not decide what happened. Start from verified facts and approved sources, then review every claim, caption, visual, and quotation before publication.
A news video needs context: locations, timelines, people, data, and consequences. A storyboard lets each visual explain part of the story instead of decorating the narration.
Illustrative AI scenes must not be presented as authentic footage of a real event. Use clear editorial labeling and avoid recreations that could mislead viewers.
Tell Pixo what you’re making—your idea, audience, style, and length. The agent turns your brief into a script and a production-ready plan.

Pixo AI reviews every scene, camera move, reference, and sound cue before generation. Change one shot without starting the whole video over.

Pixo AI manages and reuses the same characters, products, locations, voices, and visual styles across every scene.

Pixo AI arranges clips, voiceover, music, and sound on one timeline. Regenerate what changed, keep what works, and export the finished video.

Add the confirmed facts, approved sources, audience, editorial angle, required attribution, target length, and platform. Do not include claims you cannot verify. Example prompt: “Plan a short local-news explainer from my verified council-meeting notes. Present the approved decision, the stated implementation date, and attributed reactions. Use supplied documents and clearly mark any illustrative visual.”
Pixo's AI agent organizes the hook, context, timeline, explanation, and closing into scenes. Correct the wording and visual direction before generation. Example prompt: “Create a storyboard from my sourced weather-preparedness brief. Separate the official guidance from background explanation, preserve dates and source names, and do not invent eyewitness footage or quotations.”
Create maps, environments, conceptual scenes, or clearly labeled illustrations with leading AI video models. Use licensed or authorized media when authentic evidence is required. Review checkpoint: Check names, dates, numbers, quotations, source attribution, and the relationship between each visual and the claim it accompanies.
Combine approved scenes with narration, captions, music, and sound. Conduct a final editorial review of every fact, source, label, and visual implication. Finishing note: Review the story before publication and label illustrative or reconstructed imagery clearly. Generated scenes do not establish that an event occurred.
Organize verified information into a clear sequence without losing the distinction between fact, analysis, and illustration.
Approve the narration, caption, visual purpose, and source requirement for each scene before rendering.
Create visual context for concepts that lack usable footage while clearly treating generated scenes as illustration.
Assemble the complete package in one project and keep sound choices appropriate to the seriousness of the subject.
Correct an outdated or misleading scene without rebuilding the parts of the report that remain accurate.
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New users receive 200 credits on sign-up. Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.