Turn an approved product brief into a concise explainer with a clear audience, problem, workflow, evidence, and next step. Pixo Agent can organize the script and storyboard while Playground models provide supporting visuals, narration, sound, and music.
Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.
Choose one audience and one core workflow instead of listing the entire product.
Verify every feature, integration, metric, price, screen, and outcome against the release state.
Use genuine current captures wherever viewers may rely on the interface or demonstrated action.
Use these written examples as a starting point. Adapt the subject and references to your project; generated results will vary.
Plan a 60-second SaaS explainer from my approved brief for operations managers. Open with the manual reporting problem, introduce the product in one sentence, show the genuine three-step UI workflow from supplied captures, state only the approved outcome, and end with one CTA.
Create a six-scene vertical explainer for my fictional scheduling app: missed-handoff problem, product role, real calendar capture, assignment step, approved team benefit, final CTA. Use generated visuals only for transitions and illustrative moments; do not invent interface features.
Generated interfaces are illustrative, not factual demonstrations. Verify every screen and claim, and use current product captures where accuracy matters.
Define audience, problem, core workflow, supported outcome, evidence, objections, and CTA.
Check every claim and decide which scenes require genuine UI rather than generated visuals.
Combine current product captures with supporting generated shots, narration, SFX, and restrained music.
Verify screens, features, metrics, integrations, prices, captions, accessibility, and CTA.
Compare another approach before choosing a workflow.
Inputs, creative control, and finishing your project.
Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.