Poko Video

Poko Video is an AI video generator that transforms your existing source material—like a GitHub repo, website URL, PDF, or PowerPoint deck—into a polished demo video you can edit. It scans your input, extracts brand and content cues, and then automatically writes the script, builds scenes, and adds motion and transitions.

Refine the draft using a chat-based editor (for example: speed up, change colors, or add more zoom). When you’re satisfied, render your video and download the resulting MP4 to your device.

A key advantage is local, on-device rendering: there’s no cloud queue, no upload wait, and no render limits. Only the AI tokens needed to generate the output are sent over the network, while your source files and rendered results stay on your machine.

Poko also supports “MotionCut” for working from a raw narrated recording, keeping your original face and voice while directing crops, product cutaways, motion graphics, music, and transitions around what you say.

What kinds of sources can I turn into a video with Poko Video?

You can start from a project repo, a website URL, a PDF, or a PowerPoint (.pptx) deck. Poko reads your input, generates a script and scenes, and outputs an editable motion video you can render as MP4.

Does Poko Video use cloud rendering or a cloud queue?

Poko Video focuses on local rendering on your hardware, with no cloud queue and no upload wait. Render outputs land in your Downloads after you run Render.

Can I edit the video draft after the AI generates it?

Yes. Use the chat editor to request changes like changing colors or adding motion intensity, and the preview updates as you refine before rendering.

Where do my files get stored during the process?

Your local source files and rendered MP4 outputs stay on your disk. Only needed excerpts are used for the AI request, while prompt bodies are not persisted after the model response.

What is MotionCut in Poko Video?

MotionCut lets you upload a raw narrated recording and keeps your original face and voice. Poko builds product cutaways, motion graphics, smart crops, split layouts, music, and smooth transitions around your narration.

How are “AI dollars” billed in Poko?

Billing is based on AI usage—token count, model, and latency. BYOK requests use your provider account and do not spend Poko credits, while Poko-managed models bill at their published Poko credit rate.