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Video Agent builds multi-segment videos. You give it a brief and references; it generates the segments, keeps your characters consistent across them, and stitches the result into one episode.

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What makes it different

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Core ideas

Character memory

Characters persist across segments so a face or costume doesn’t drift shot to shot — the hardest problem in multi-shot AI video.

Reference-driven

References steer look and subject rather than relying on prompt wording alone.

Segment generation

Each segment generates independently, so you can regenerate one without redoing the episode.

Stitched export

Approved segments assemble into a single video.

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Working in it

1

Start a project

Projects are saved and resumable — episodic work spans sessions.
2

Establish references and characters

Set these before generating in bulk. Consistency comes from the references, so getting them right first saves the most credits.
3

Generate segment by segment

Review each one. Regenerate the weak ones individually rather than restarting.
4

Export the episode

Stitch the approved segments into the finished video.

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Credits

Every segment is a video generation and costs accordingly — an episode is the sum of its segments. Regenerating one segment costs one segment.
Video is the most expensive thing in Pixio. Get your references and first segment right before generating the rest, or you’ll pay for a full episode twice.

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Where it fits

  • Cinema Studio — plan shots as a storyboard before generating
  • Video Editor — a real timeline for precise trimming, captions, and layered edits
  • Generate — single clips with full control
Autonomous orchestration and final assembly aren’t available through the API — Video Agent projects can be persisted programmatically, but the end-to-end run happens in the app. See what you can automate.