Create product ads with a planned hook, demonstration, benefit proof, narration, sound design, music, and call to action. Pixo combines Agent planning with image, video, Speech, Sound Effects, and Music workflows.
Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.
Define the audience, problem, supported benefit, proof, offer, and disclaimer before visual development.
Identify packaging, interface, dimensions, color, labels, and actions that must remain factual.
Give every shot one job: hook, problem, product moment, proof, or call to action.
Use these written examples as a starting point. Adapt the subject and references to your project; generated results will vary.
Plan a 20-second vertical ad for my authorized reusable water bottle product. Open on the problem of a warm drink, show the real bottle reference in two controlled product shots, communicate only the approved insulation claim, and finish with the supplied offer and editable CTA text.
Create a five-shot product-ad storyboard for my fictional desk lamp: evening workspace hook, close material detail, one clear brightness adjustment, wide desk result, final pack shot with empty copy space. Preserve the supplied product shape and color; no generated logo or price.
Generated product footage can distort packaging, interfaces, dimensions, labels, or claims. Use genuine footage or approved compositing wherever exact representation matters.
Confirm audience, claims, evidence, offer, brand rules, format, duration, and CTA.
Check the hook, product moment, proof, pack shot, references, and exact copy before generation.
Choose a supported model per shot and inspect product shape, labels, interfaces, actions, and framing.
Add verified typography, narration, SFX, and music, then complete brand, legal, and platform review.
Compare another approach before choosing a workflow.
Inputs, creative control, and finishing your project.
Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.