I love tools that let me stay focused on... the creative idea without getting buried in the production process. For this one, I started with the concept, brought in the material I wanted to work with, and refined the result through feedback until everything felt right. That’s what I enjoy most about creating solo spending more time on the creative direction instead of managing every little part of production. Made with Pexo Pexoshow more

I wanted this typography to feel like part of... the story, not just text added over a video. I used Pexo to explore different ways the words could move with the idea, giving it clear direction around the timing, movement and transitions. From there, I refined the result with feedback and Mark to Fix until the animation felt right. That’s what I like about the workflow — I can focus on the creative idea and communicate what needs to change without getting lost in a traditional editing timeline. Pexo The tool behind this one:show more

Creating great videos shouldn't require knowing complicated editing terms.... With Pexo, I can simply explain how I want the video to feel in my own words and refine the creative direction through conversation. Pexoshow more

Still dropping plain-text checklists or messy screenshots when showing... off app features? As someone who doesn't have the time to learn complex video editing software, I brought my Apple Notes product-film idea into Pexo and worked through the creation process with it. I started with my concept and materials, then used conversation to refine the structure, visuals, pacing, and details. After reviewing the initial result, I continued giving feedback and making revisions until the video came together. This time, I used Pexo. Pexo is a conversational AI video agent that helps you create complete videos through natural-language collaboration. It can handle visuals, audio, subtitles, and graphic treatments while you continue refining the result through conversation. For my project, I wanted to showcase Apple Notes features with smooth UI transitions, quick checklist creation, and interactive drawing tools. What I like about the process is that it doesn't stop after the first generation. You can keep discussing what needs to change, give feedback, and refine the video instead of starting everything over. No need to learn a complicated video-editing workflow first—just explain what you're trying to create, provide your materials, review the result, and keep refining it with Pexo. Give Pexo a try if you want to explore a more conversational way to create commercial videos. #MadeWithPexoshow more

Making a good product video usually means juggling scripts,... visuals, editing, subtitles, and all the little revisions along the way So I tried doing the whole thing through conversation with Pexo I gave it the details for Aether, a cloud devbox for Claude Code and Codex, with live agent control What I liked was being able to keep refining the video in the same chat. Explain what needs changing, look at the result, and keep going Pexo brings the production together into a complete video, rather than leaving you with separate assets to piece together yourself That makes getting started a lot easier. You don’t need to learn an editing app or complex prompt. You can focus on explaining the product and giving feedback You still decide what looks right, but you can ask for a change without knowing how to make every edit yourself And here’s the result 👇 Made with Pexo #MadeWithPexoshow more

a small vote for being specific about the feeling.... Curious? Reassuring? A little strange? Those belong in a Pexo brief alongside the subject and source material. The agent can use that direction when planning the video, and you can refine it in conversation. Made this with Pexo. There's room for taste in the process.show more

Ever tried explaining a bold creative campaign or an... expressive branding concept using just boring text posts? Yeah, not fun. As someone who spends way more time building things than figuring out motion design, I wanted to showcase this contemporary art-poster style animation ("Room to Grow") with its hyper-condensed lettering, flat matte cobalt palette, and elastic breathing motion. But I definitely didn't want to spend my entire week wrestling with After Effects. So, I tried something different this time. I threw my prompt into Pexo (Pexo) and just chatted my way through it. Instead of dealing with timeline keyframes or complex vector tracking, I literally just described the vibe in plain English—from the wavy hand-cut letterforms and paper grain texture to the snappy 15-second pacing. Pexo handled the rest, giving me this exact typographic motion film without the usual editing headache. If you've got a creative project or brand identity you need to animate fast, stop wasting hours on traditional timelines and just chat with Pexo instead!show more

I just dropped myself into a Taylor Swift-style music... video without writing a single prompt, timeline, or storyboard. I uploaded one photo and the song. That's it. Atlabs AI took over from there: • Built the character sheet • Planned the scenes • Generated the prompts • Synced every cut to the beat • Delivered a finished edit Most AI video tools promise automation, but the tradeoff is usually creative control. This was the opposite. The agents handled the production work while I focused on direction. Every scene, transition, framing choice, and creative decision stayed in my hands. When the edit was ready, I could jump in, swap shots, rework sequences, change the mood, and fine-tune the story. It felt less like using a tool and more like working with an AI production crew. We're moving beyond prompting. The next wave is directing autonomous creative workflows that understand the music, build the narrative, and still leave the final call to you. Character: ChatGPT Image Video: Seedance This is the most fun I've had making a music video in a long time.show more

I’d rather spend my time refining the idea than... figuring out complicated prompting techniques just to create a video. That’s what I like about Pexo: it lets you create and refine videos by describing what you want in natural language, making the editing process feel much more conversational. The chat-based editing is especially useful when you want to make specific changes, while Mark to Fix gives you more control over individual edits. If you already know how you want your video to look, Pexo makes it easier to focus on the creative direction instead of learning another complicated editing workflow.show more

I have been exploring Pexo Pexo as a simpler... way to turn ideas and footage into polished, editorial-style videos. With Collage Motion, you can bring together different clips, movement, transitions, and visual elements to create social intros, event teasers, interviews, or brand stories. What I like about this direction is that you can start with a simple concept and build it into something that feels much more produced, without needing a full production team. For solo creators, it’s a practical way to experiment with different visual ideas while keeping the workflow simple.show more

Hedra Agent 2 turns a simple concept into a... full creative production workflow. Hedra I gave it a challenge: “What could New York look like in 2050?” It researched future urban trends, developed the creative direction and script, then built the visuals and final cinematic sequence. What stood out was how the entire process—from research → concept → planning → production → final videohappened in one Space. Workflow 👇show more

If it takes 40 slides to explain your brand’s... personality, I have bad news. I wanted to see whether three words could carry a feeling on their own. So I made this type loop with Pexo from Pexo. I wanted it to feel playful without explaining itself. Seeing the words move was how I could judge whether that feeling was actually there.show more

Pexo's Mark to Fix has a nice review-room quality... to it. A note can sit on the part of the frame it's about. Select the area, explain the requested change, and Pexo has visual context for the revision. The useful distinction: “I don't like this” is a reaction. “This part needs to feel calmer” gives the work a direction. Specific feedback still matters.show more

A product launch needs more than just a good... idea. It needs visuals that communicate the product clearly. I explored using a new tool, a conversational AI video agent from Pexo, for a product launch concept with UX motion, focusing on smooth UI animations and engaging storytelling. What stood out to me was being able to refine the creative direction through conversation and use Mark to Fix for targeted changes. A practical workflow for turning product concepts into polished launch content.show more

I combined several recent trending video elements to create... the video below, and the result turned out to be surprisingly fun. I think Seedance 2.0 is especially good for creating this kind of “only-exists-in-your-imagination” style video. I also shared another version of the video along with the full production workflow in the comments.show more

I met with President of Finland Alexander Stubb. We... discussed diplomatic work and the negotiation process. I thank Alex for his readiness to assist in everything needed to achieve peace. We also addressed the consequences of Russian strikes on Ukraine, the situation on the front lines, and joint weapons production. I thank Finland for supporting Ukraine, including the recent 31st package of military aid. It is truly important that all assistance from Finland is delivered consistently and on time.show more

Behind the scenes of this animation I made for... Activision. As you can see, I try to do everything on set, with no post production when it’s possible. Made dith #blender3dshow more

"Even back in the trainee days, I was never... OK with what other people approved. I would check on every single team like can I look at other options? I’m used to the process, the idea of You’re on your own makes the right decision." — JENNIEshow more