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AI video still has a control problem more than a generation problem. Getting a decent clip is one thing. Being able to revise a specific detail is where the workflow gets more demanding. Pexo from Pexo is working on that part of the process. Its Mark to Fix workflow...

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Rohan Paul23 天前

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Scott Shapiro22 天前

@Pexoai_offical @rohanpaul_ai the mark-and-fix demo looks clean but I'd pressure test how it handles revision chains. One fix shifts lighting or geometry, then the next edit fights the first. That compounding drift is where frame-level control quietly breaks down.

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The AI Therapist23 天前

@Pexoai_offical Agreed. It’s the specificity that kills us, not just creativity. Right now, swapping a red tie for blue usually warps her face too. We’re stuck on generation; editing is hard mode. But once we get promptable edits without collateral damage? Magic

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Adil23 天前

@Pexoai_offical the developers deserve a raise for this one

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All the product details are already written out, but when it comes to promotion, are we still just dropping links and posting screenshots? I’m honestly terrible at video editing, so I decided to throw my website link into Pexo and see what would happen. This time, I used Pexo. Pexo is an AI video creation tool that lets you build videos just by chatting with it. You can explain what you want, describe how you want the visuals changed, and use plain English to guide the whole process. And for someone like me with basically zero video editing experience, that makes a huge difference. A little context first. I usually write code, not videos. I wanted to properly introduce my product on X, but quickly realized that writing the post wasn’t the hard part. The video was. I don’t know After Effects, and I definitely didn’t want to spend hours learning video editing just to make one product clip. So I gave Pexo the website URL and told it: “Make me a product intro for X that helps people understand what this is in 30 seconds.” Instead of immediately generating something random, Pexo first asked about the direction. Who is it for? How long should it be? Should it focus more on the product demo or the story? Do I want a voiceover? It felt more like discussing the video with someone who actually understands production. I answered everything in plain English, confirmed the direction, and let it work. What came back was a complete video with voiceover, subtitles, animations, and background music. No timeline. No dragging clips around. No figuring out which model to use. And I could keep chatting with it afterward. If the intro felt too long, I could ask it to make it shorter. If a voiceover line felt too wordy, I could simply ask it to rewrite it. I never had to touch a traditional editing timeline. There’s also a really useful feature called Mark to Fix. For example, at the end of my video, I wanted the “Sign Up Now” button moved slightly lower. I just circled the button on the video and wrote: “Move the button down a little and leave more space between it and the title above.” Then I submitted it, and Pexo revised that specific part. The final video below was created by simply giving Pexo my website and chatting through the process. If you’ve just built a product and need an intro video but don’t want to learn video editing first, this is definitely a workflow worth trying.

Tanvir

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