Reshape an article, blog post, briefing, or authorized web page into a video script and storyboard. Bring the source text or a verified source brief into the workflow; this page does not claim that Pixo automatically fetches, verifies, or clears the rights to any URL.
Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.
Supply text you own or may adapt; a public URL does not grant reuse rights.
Define the audience, format, length, and one idea the finished video must communicate.
Connect every claim, quotation, date, and example to a verified source note.
Use these written examples as a starting point. Adapt the subject and references to your project; generated results will vary.
Turn the supplied authorized article text into a 45-second narrated video plan for first-time viewers. Keep one central takeaway, rewrite for natural speech, map each factual claim to a source note, and propose one clear visual purpose per scene.
Adapt my approved product briefing into a six-scene vertical explainer. Use only facts in the supplied text, mark statements that require confirmation, avoid verbatim copying, and separate narration, on-screen text, and illustrative visual directions.
Pixo is not represented here as automatically fetching, clearing, or fact-checking a URL. Supply authorized content and verify the final script and visuals against the source.
Paste authorized text or prepare a verified brief with required attribution.
Define audience, platform, duration, tone, takeaway, and facts that need review.
Rewrite for speech, map claims to visuals, and remove unsupported or unnecessary material.
Create the missing media and compare the final cut with the approved source before publication.
Compare another approach before choosing a workflow.
Inputs, creative control, and finishing your project.
Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.