Start With Approved Material
Add the product, target audience, core benefit, proof points, brand direction, desired channels, and target length.

Turn your product, audience, launch message, and approved brand assets into a complete product launch video. Pixo's AI agent helps shape the story, build a storyboard, generate each scene with leading AI video models, add voice and sound, and refine the final sequence in one workspace.
New users receive 200 credits on sign-up. Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.
A list of features does not give viewers a reason to care. Start with the audience, problem, product promise, and launch moment so every scene supports one clear announcement. When viewers need to see how the product works, create a product demo video with accurate steps and references.
Launch videos often break when products, colors, environments, or characters change between shots. Reuse approved references across the storyboard to keep the sequence visually connected. To explain the broader offer to a defined audience, make a marketing video from the approved campaign brief.
A weak opening or inaccurate product shot should not force a complete restart. Refine the affected scene, prompt, reference, or model while preserving the rest of the project.
Add the product, target audience, core benefit, proof points, brand direction, desired channels, and target length.

Shape the hook, product reveal, benefit sequence, proof, and closing action into reviewable scenes.

Keep approved products, characters, locations, and visual direction consistent across shots.

Review generated scenes, replace individual shots, add voice, music, and sound, and assemble the complete sequence.

Add the product, target audience, core benefit, proof points, brand direction, desired channels, and target length.
Shape the hook, product reveal, benefit sequence, proof, and closing action into reviewable scenes.
Choose a supported AI video model for each shot and reuse approved product, character, and style references.
Review generated scenes, replace individual shots, add voice, music, and sound, and assemble the complete sequence.
Turn a brief into a structured launch story rather than a collection of unrelated visuals.
Review the hook, reveal, feature moments, proof, and CTA as individual scenes.
Keep approved products, characters, locations, and visual direction consistent across shots.
Use a supported leading video model that fits the motion and visual goal of each shot.
Combine generated scenes with voice, music, sound, and an editable final sequence.
Explore related workflows and leading AI video models for your next project.
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Common questions about creating product launch videos with AI.
Turn an offer, audience, proof point, and call to action into a structured video ad plus creative variations for testing. Pixo's AI agent helps plan the storyboard, generate individual scenes with leading video models, add voice and sound, and refine the complete video in one workspace.
Turn a brand story, audience, campaign goal, and approved visual assets into a complete brand video with consistent visual direction and commercial-ready scenes. Pixo's AI agent helps plan the storyboard, generate individual scenes with leading video models, add voice and sound, and refine the complete video in one workspace.
Create a complete AI video from a prompt, script, or image—not just a single clip. Pixo brings an AI agent, storyboard tools, voice and sound, and leading video models including Veo, Kling, Hailuo, and Seedance into one workspace, from first idea to final cut.
Turn a photo, illustration, product shot, or AI image into video. Describe the camera movement, subject motion, and atmosphere you want, then generate with leading models including Kling, Veo, and Hailuo—all in Pixo.
New users receive 200 credits on sign-up. Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.