
The material can be a web link...
When you brief Pexo, the input can be a link, a document, an image, audio, or only an idea. It does not return a silent clip. It settles the script, scenes, and shots with you, then delivers voiceover, music, and motion graphics. To change a shot, mark it in the chat, as you would comment on a document, instead of dragging a timeline. An avatar can speak the script in more than one language. Explainers, launch films, ads, and short videos share the same agent. Use follows the credit rules even though you can start free. The chat-based edits fit product and marketing teammates who hand over a page or a script and want a video they can publish.
Pexo is a video-creation agent from EXTREMO LIMITED. You describe the video in conversation. The material can be a web link, a document, an image, a video, audio, or only an idea. It works with you on the script, scenes, shots, and direction, then returns a finished piece with voiceover, music, and motion graphics. Changes also happen in the chat by marking what should be fixed. Separate tools include image-to-video, link-to-video, audio-to-video, script-to-video, an avatar, images, and music. The site lets you start free and also publishes credit rules.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Start from several materials
Start from a web link, a document, an image, a video, audio, or a single idea, without writing a full shot list first.
Plan script and shots first
The agent settles the script, scenes, shots, and direction with you before production, instead of jumping straight to a finished file.
Revise in the conversation
Mark what should change in the chat, like a note beside a document, without opening a traditional timeline.
Voiceover and music included
The delivered video includes voiceover, music, and motion graphics, and an avatar can speak the script in more than one language.
An entry for each input
Besides the chat, there are text, image, link, audio, and script entries, plus image generation and music generation.
A launch video from a product page
A product teammate pastes a page link and the agent writes a launch video with motion graphics and voiceover.
Change one shot from a script
A marketer submits a written script, then points at the shot to change in the conversation after the cut arrives.
Turn audio into pictures
A creator uploads a song, a podcast, or a voice note and the agent adds visuals and music.
Yes. Describe the video and give a link, an image, audio, or a single idea. The agent first settles the script, scenes, and shots with you, then makes a cut with voiceover, music, and motion graphics. If you already have a full script, the script-to-video entry can use it without retelling the story aloud.
Mark the part in the chat. The page compares that to a comment beside a document. The agent changes what you marked instead of asking you to drag clips on a traditional timeline. Naming the shot is closer to how it works than asking for the whole video to look better.
The homepage offers a free start and also publishes credit rules. You can begin, but use is still counted. How much each run costs belongs on the credit-rules page, not as an inference that the free button means unlimited generation. Link, image, and script entries share that same usage system.
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