Pixo

In Pixo, as you chat with the AI, scripts, storyboards, media assets, and a timeline begin to appear in the workspace adjacent to the chat interface. The system divides the video production process among multiple AI agents: some are responsible for research, scriptwriting, media generation, scene segmentation, while others handle the assembly of these elements into a complete timeline. In the official demo, a single script is broken down into 16 separate scenes, with each shot including detailed information such as duration, visual description, recommended media assets, as well as guidance regarding ambient sounds, effects, and background music.

Its self-described role is that of a “personal AI director”: you decide what to create, and the AI handles the execution. Those who want to make short films or promotional videos but don’t know how to use video editing software can give it a try. The specific price is not listed on the home page; please refer to the official website for details.

Video tools are designed to handle the visual aspects of content, but the actual story itself still needs to be created separately. TVLab has compiled a collection of currently popular short-form dramas and common story tropes (such as coming-from-backwards success, hidden identities, contract marriages, etc.). Each inspiration card includes vertical storyboard layouts and visual cues to help with storytelling.