Pavo

Pavo’s homepage workspace lets you combine text, images, and video references to describe the content you want to generate, then select a video creation mode along with the corresponding model settings. You can organize reference relationships by task—for example, specifying which visual elements you’d like to retain or which motion directions to emulate—though the level of fine-grained control varies depending on the model.

The platform also features short storylines, storyboards, an infinite canvas, and dedicated asset and project hubs, allowing you to organize your assets alongside sequential creative steps. The discovery, canvas, and short‑story content in Pavo.Show can serve as references for style and workflow, but public works should not be taken as a guarantee of consistent quality that can be replicated every time.

It’s ideal for exploring visual content around stories, short films, or multi‑asset projects. Before submission, clearly define the role and licensing of reference materials, and after completion, verify consistency among characters, text, actions, and shots. Task specifications, activity discounts, and account benefits are subject to what’s displayed in the current workspace.

Creators, designers, and content teams who need to organize stories, video references, and multi-step visual creations.