Pixara

Screenshots

Example prompts

• “Create 4 image ads for my cold brew in different styles”
• “Generate 3 short video ads for my sneaker brand with different hooks”
• “Turn my headphone photo into a set of promotional images and videos”

Skills

• ad-creative

  A coordinated static ad set from one product and one message: product intake, a headline under eight words from the user’s own claims, one key visual approved first, then hooks and sizes as variants with the headline rendered inside the image on a text-rendering model, the logo exact, spelling checked. Use when: paid-ad creatives with a product and a message; a static ad set, Meta or TikTok ad images, a billboard or out-of-home visual, a seasonal campaign key visual, a menu or poster with the product, banner ads in several sizes. Not for: organic posts with no product (social-graphics), product stills with no message (product-photoshoot), a video ad (product-reel), listing images (amazon-listing), a thumbnail (thumbnail).

• amazon-listing

  A marketplace image set from one product photo: a compliant main image on pure white, a seven-slot secondary sequence and optional A+ modules, one message per image, mobile-legible text from the user’s claims only, the approved main image reused as the anchor for every other one. Use when: marketplace listing images; an Amazon, Etsy, Shopify or eBay image set, a main image on white, infographic or feature images, an A+ content set, "listing photos" for a product page. Not for: general product photography with no marketplace (product-photoshoot), a paid ad with a headline (ad-creative), a video (product-reel), a thumbnail (thumbnail).

• animated-story

  A finished story video in 10 second blocks: a style key, a cast sheet per character, a three-act script with a narrator and optional character lines, every take first on ElevenLabs V4 or Seed Audio 1.0 for dialogue, five-shot blocks with a blocking still when two characters share a frame, assembly by construction, captions from the script. Use when: a narrated story with characters; a storybook or bedtime story, a myth or fairy tale retelling, a kids video or kids song video, a picture story, a comic-style short, an animated short with a beginning, middle and end. Not for: an explainer or documentary with no cast (faceless-explainer), a person talking to camera (presenter-video), a live-action cinematic trailer (cinematic-trailer), a single illustration, one character sheet on its own (character-sheet).

• avatar-video

  A presenter video driven by an audio track, so the words are exact: the identity locked to a portrait, the script by type with every literal on-screen element listed, the voiceover first on ElevenLabs V4 or the user’s own track, the engine by input shape (Omni Human 1.5, Minimax Hailuo 3 Max Avatar, Kling Avatars V2, Sync Lip Sync 3), a frame check before spend, cutaways on the silent beats, captions from the script. Use when: the user asks for an avatar or a lip-synced presenter by name, supplies their own audio track or recording to drive a face, or needs the exact words over a static framing for a long read (a training module, a product walkthrough) where a sheet-based presenter would ad-lib. Not for: the default presenter route where the video model speaks (presenter-video), narration over scenes (faceless-explainer), a product with hands and a narrator (product-reel), a voice clone as the deliverable (clone_voice), dubbing an existing video into another language (dubbing).

• character-sheet

  An invented character that stays themselves: a fixed-order identity prompt, one approved hero portrait, a split-screen and a slot sheet of views and expressions in one of five style presets, checked for consistency and kept as the anchor other recipes reuse. Use when: a character sheet, model sheet, reference sheet, turnaround, expression sheet, or one invented character held consistent across views, poses and expressions for later images or videos. Not for: a real person's headshots, a single portrait, a thumbnail (thumbnail), a product (product-photoshoot), a face built from someone's photos.

• cinematic-trailer

  A multi-shot cinematic trailer, teaser, brand anthem, fashion film, car commercial, travel teaser or game trailer run as a phased production: story, treatment, a locked style contract, anchor stills before motion, a shot list on a beat grid, clips in waves, music, then one assembled cut with a designed title. Use when: a multi-clip cinematic trailer, teaser, brand anthem or manifesto film, fashion film, car commercial, travel or destination teaser, game trailer, or short promo with a story, a look and several shots. Not for: a single clip, a talking presenter (presenter-video), a narrated explainer (faceless-explainer), a narrated story with a cast (animated-story), a product with hands and a narrator (product-reel), cutting existing footage.

• faceless-explainer

  A finished narrated video in 10 second blocks: a style key image and formula, an asset roster, a script with a through-line, every narration take first on ElevenLabs V4, five hard-cut shots per block on Hailuo 3 Max, assembly by construction, captions from the authored script. Use when: a narrated video with no one on camera that explains, teaches or documents something; an explainer, a faceless channel video, a documentary or history piece, a how-it-works, a listicle, a kids explainer, "a video that explains X" over scenes. Not for: a person talking to camera (presenter-video), a story with characters and dialogue (animated-story), a product with hands and a narrator (product-reel), a single clip, a silent montage, edits of existing footage, a trailer with no narration (cinematic-trailer).

• presenter-video

  A finished vertical video of one person talking to camera about a product or a topic: every line recorded first on ElevenLabs V4, one storyboard sheet per clip through a realism pass, clips on Minimax Hailuo 3 in reference mode that speak the recorded line, a check against the transcript, hard-cut assembly, captions from the subtitles tool. Use when: a person introduces, presents, reviews, pitches, unboxes, tries on or demonstrates something on camera; a presenter, spokesperson, talking head, creator ad, UGC video, "my avatar says", "me explaining"; also a product alone with hands and a voiceover. Not for: narration over scenes with nobody on camera (faceless-explainer), a product alone with hands and a narrator (product-reel), an avatar or lip-synced portrait driven by an audio file (avatar-video), a cinematic story with several shots (cinematic-trailer), edits of existing footage, voice cloning as the deliverable.

• product-photoshoot

  Finished product photography in one of ten modes, from a product photo or a description, with one product identity across the set, variants that differ by instruction, the typography three-case rule, and a refinement pass only for defects actually seen. Use when: finished product stills; a packshot, catalog or shop images, lifestyle scenes, a closeup with hands, a Pinterest pin, a hero banner, a social carousel, a static ad set, a product worn or used by a model, a conceptual or CGI-style product image, a restyle of an existing product photo. Not for: a video (product-reel), marketplace listing sets (amazon-listing), a paid ad set with a headline and an offer (ad-creative), a text-led carousel (social-graphics), thumbnails and video covers (thumbnail), portraits of people, a creator on camera with the product (presenter-video).

• product-reel

  A finished vertical or square product video with a narrator and nobody on camera: product intake, a four-slot storyboard sheet per clip through the realism pass, silent product clips with native sound, one narrator generated first on ElevenLabs V4, music on a beat grid, hard-cut assembly, captions from the script. Use when: a short product video with no one talking on camera; a product reel, a product ad or commercial, a product showcase, hands using the product with a voiceover, a launch teaser for a physical item, an app or software promo built from its screens. Not for: a person presenting on camera (presenter-video), an avatar reading a script (avatar-video), narration over illustrated scenes (faceless-explainer), product stills (product-photoshoot), listing images (amazon-listing), a cinematic story with characters (cinematic-trailer).

• social-graphics

  Static social posts where the words live inside the image: the copy written first, one idea per slide, a cover that hooks and promises the swipe, a save call at the end, every slide rendered with its exact text on a text-rendering model in one locked style, spelling checked. Use when: static social posts with words on them; an Instagram or LinkedIn carousel, quote cards, a story sequence, a text-led announcement post, a tip or listicle post, a sticker pack, a meme with a supplied caption. Not for: a product image set (product-photoshoot), a thumbnail (thumbnail), an ad set with a product and an offer (ad-creative), listing images (amazon-listing), any video.

• thumbnail

  Click-worthy thumbnails the way the big channels build them: an information-gap concept from sixteen frameworks, a face locked to a reference, an eleven-block house prompt at 4K, one render per concept, surgical tweaks that change one thing, and text only on an explicit ask. Use when: a YouTube thumbnail, a video cover, a preview image, an Instagram cover, bold viral-style packaging for a video. Not for: the video itself, a product still with no packaging intent (product-photoshoot), a carousel or quote card (social-graphics), an ad with an offer (ad-creative), a poster for print, a logo.