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Made this animated promo for Common Ground, a fictional coworking space, using Pexo. I gave Pexo the concept and creative direction, reviewed the storyboard and style frame, then refined the visuals and pacing through conversation until the final video came together. I also used Mark to Fix to point...

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Segun Bxx5 days ago

The geometric vector style and typography for Common Ground look super clean! Reviewing the storyboard and style frames before rendering really helped lock in the creative direction

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Em Kei5 days ago

I usually build products not videos too but this Common Ground concept is solid. That art itself moves below, sun floating shapes scenes push and stagger with varied entrances instead of repeated fades - it should feel like proper motion piece rather than slides with soundtrack - you nailed it

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Em Kei5 days ago

A place to focus, meet your team, and get things done - love that line. Freelancers Founders visual with those blue blobs and hand icons is clean. Giving concept + creative direction then conversation refining is so much better than prompting from scratch each time

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ᴜᴄʜᴇ5 days ago

The storyboard to motion transition is probably where I'd pay the most attention. Generating a storyboard is one thing, but keeping the visual direction, pacing and brand details consistent when those frames become actual motion is a much harder problem.

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Almusty5 days ago

Translating physical architectural spaces and coworking vibes into a polished animated promo entirely through conversational art direction is such a clean test of an AI video agent. Being able to use "Mark to Fix" to surgically adjust specific layout or spatial details on screen makes concept design promos feel effortless. Did Pexo capture that calm, productive atmosphere right out of the gate?

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Figo5 days ago

The useful part is that “this still feels like slides” became a pinpointed fix instead of a full re-prompt. Mark-to-fix on the quiet-focus beat is closer to directing than generating

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Almusty5 days ago

Taking a fictional concept like Common Ground from a simple creative brief all the way to a fully storyboarded and styled final cut without ever touching a multi-tool editing stack changes how fast we can spin up brand mockups. How smooth was the storyboard-to-motion transition during that initial alignment phase?

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Ethan Walker5 days ago

This is what AI video creation should feel like. Simple, conversational, and actually creative. 🔥

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Stankarl5 days ago

I usually bounce off AI motion because it looks like slides with music. This doesn’t. The shapes actually assemble, scenes push into each other, and the type doesn’t just fade in the same way twice. It reads like someone directed it instead of rendering it.

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老约翰塞维斯5 days ago

太有共鸣了!作为独立开发者 一直想给自家 App 做宣传片 但外包报价高,自己又不会剪辑 这事一拖再拖 Pexo 这种聊天式 AI 视频工具真的很实用 上传素材,边沟通边调整 普通人也能一步步打磨出像样的产品短片 打算抽空上手试试

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Candon5 days ago

For product launchers, Pexo turns an idea into a polished promo without forcing you to manage the usual production stack. The real product takeaway is the feedback loop: you can point at what needs changing and refine the video until the product is presented the way you intended.

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xiaoban5 days ago

Simply provide an idea or concept, and Pexo can generate a high-quality video; the tool demonstrates impressive comprehension and a highly intuitive, human-like touch.

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无好即好5 days ago

I like this workflow. Lock the storyboard and visual direction first, then keep refining the pacing and visuals until the final cut comes together. Way better than gambling on one-shot generation.

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Rakib Hossen5 days ago

Great example of a streamlined creative workflow. The ability to review, give precise feedback, and refine everything through conversation makes Pexo feel genuinely practical for branded video creation.

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Yohaku5 days ago

looks dope bro

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meerah5 days ago

This is super clean! The workflow you described is exactly what I've been looking for - concept to storyboard to final polish all in one place. That Mark to Fix feature sounds like a huge time saver. How long did the whole promo take you from concept to final?

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Cander5 days ago

Treat Pexo as a "collaborator" rather than just a "generator." Start by providing concepts and creative direction, review storyboards and style frames together, and then refine the pacing, transitions, and emotional tone through iterative dialogue—this workflow closely mirrors how real product and marketing teams operate.

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Lunaa 🎀5 days ago

Turning an idea into a polished promo through conversation feels really seamless.

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Charlie5 days ago

Love how simple the whole process looks.

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moba5 days ago

Refining a coworking space promo using direct on-screen feedback shows how conversational AI simplifies creative direction into a seamless, back-and-forth chat.

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Sanskriti Naruka5 days ago

The workflow sounds incredibly seamless and the final promo turned out amazing.

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Wilson5 days ago

Mark to Fix makes visual feedback much more practical, especially when small details need changes without interrupting the creative workflow.

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恒星sun5 days ago

不说这是虚构的,我真以为是哪家共享办公空间拍的新广告

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meerah5 days ago

Love this! Common Ground branding came out so good 🔥 Pexo is really changing the game for promo videos. A place to focus, meet your team, and get things done - nailed the vibe! #MadeWithPexo

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Deep ⚡木木5 days ago

刷到了好多关于Pexo的用法的推文,我感觉这个功能真的可以体验一下

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Tynoih.hl5 days ago

this is a pretty good example of ai helping with execution while the creative direction stays huma

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Flix Muller5 days ago

The conversational workflow is the standout here—creative direction, refinement, and precise fixes all in one place. The final result feels polished.

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关木5 days ago

The storyboard/style-frame step seems to have done a lot of the heavy lifting here—the pacing feels intentional instead of just ‘AI made a video.’

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YAARRR5 days ago

love how the collaborative workflow really shaped the final result here

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Fortuna 👻5 days ago

This came out really clean. The whole workflow with Pexo feels so much easier when you can just point at what needs changing and keep refining from there.

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中年码农5 days ago

Pexo还能对话调节奏 我回头也拿手头的项目试试

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一飞冲天5 days ago

好奇你给 Pexo 的 creative direction 具体是怎么描述的,感觉这一步直接决定了后面分镜的走向。

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Joanna5 days ago

This is one of the cleaner demos of AI video tools actually working as a collaborator. getting targeted motion without tearing down the whole sequence is the kind of feedback that makes these tools usable for real work.

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Liam | AI Tools & News5 days ago

Reviewing the storyboard first makes the creative direction much easier to control.

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