Ever tried explaining a bold creative campaign or an expressive branding concept using just boring text posts? Yeah, not fun.
As someone who spends way more time building things than figuring out motion design, I wanted to showcase this contemporary art-poster style animation ("Room to Grow") with its hyper-condensed lettering, flat matte cobalt palette, and elastic breathing motion. But I definitely didn't want to spend my entire week wrestling with After Effects.
So, I tried something different this time. I threw my prompt into Pexo (@Pexoai_offical) and just chatted my way through it.
Instead of dealing with timeline keyframes or complex vector tracking, I literally just described the vibe in plain English—from the wavy hand-cut letterforms and paper grain texture to the snappy 15-second pacing. Pexo handled the rest, giving me this exact typographic motion film without the usual editing headache.
If you've got a creative project or brand identity you need to animate fast, stop wasting hours on traditional timelines and just chat with @Pexoai_offical instead!
A product video shouldn't need a full production budget just to look campaign-ready.
I'd start with Dreamina Marketing Studio for the visuals, then use CapCut PC for post-production. AI Extend in CapCut PC gives product moments more screen time.
CapCut Agent EditPilot makes the editing process easier: describe the changes, batch-adjust selected voiceovers, and refine the timeline without repeating every manual step.
Add Black Friday stickers, effects, and text templates in CapCut PC to bring the offer into focus.
More of the budget can go toward growing the business, not just making the ad.
Dreamina: https://t.co/GIHJrn9Vuo
CapCut PC: https://t.co/xJoz6hpxFf
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Introducing @FishAudio Live 3: a full-duplex voice model that listens, says "mm-hmm," and knows when to shut up.
Enterprise? Book a demo for your free custom agent: https://t.co/2kyRhcFMxM
Reply with your use case - we'll build it free for the first 1,000 people.
POV: You walk into a café with a Black Friday deal, and suddenly EVERYONE wants the product. 😂
I recreated this chaotic shopping scene in CapCut PC using a product image and original video references.
One person walks in holding the product, and the café customers immediately rush to get their hands on it.
For small business owners, creating an ad that stands out is already half the battle. I used Timeline Editing to tighten the action and make the rush feel even more dramatic.
Want to explore the workflow? https://t.co/xJoz6hpxFf
#capcutpc #capcutmarketing #capcutblackfriday #CapCutDidThat #capcuteditpilot
One video can be a lot more than a one-off post. It can become part of your content portfolio, a way to test a niche or a sample for a potential client. Start with Dreamina Marketing Studio for the marketing video generation, then polish the result in CapCut PC.
Use Multi-Track Editing to coordinate sound effects, music and transitions, and AI Edit to refine the sequence. The more intentional your content looks, the easier it is to present your creative work. 💡
Dreamina: https://t.co/HwYtTv9Q8g
CapCut PC: https://t.co/xJoz6hpxFf
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🤖 A robot with human-like skin that's built to comfort you. Here's the deep analysis.
China's UBTech Robotics just unveiled its first life-sized companion robot, the U1.
📌 The specs
• Male and female models
• 168cm and 183cm tall
• Silicone skin
• 88 servo joints
• AI designed to give emotional support
Now the interesting part 👇
1️⃣ The problem it claims to solve
UBTech's founder says phones give us emotional value, but still fall short. The more some people scroll, the emptier, lonelier or more bored they feel.
The U1 is pitched as the fix: a companion that recognises your speech and facial expressions, tracks your gaze, and responds to whether you seem happy or unhappy.
2️⃣ The privacy bet
The company says the "emotional AI" runs locally on the robot, and user data stays on the device instead of the cloud.
If that holds up, it matters. This thing would hear your most private moments.
3️⃣ Where it falls short: speed
One visitor tried talking to it and found room for improvement in empathy and responsiveness. Replies can lag, sometimes for tens of seconds.
His benchmark: react within five seconds, like a human.
In emotional support, silence feels like indifference.
4️⃣ The uncanny valley
Another visitor said the skin felt like human skin, but without the temperature.
His word: "a little bit scary."
The closer a robot gets to human, the louder every small mismatch becomes.
5️⃣ Still, people are interested
One visitor called the home model "absolutely incredible" and said he could buy one. Another said this is the future, mainly for people at home and for families.
6️⃣ The real question
The hardware is already impressive. The conversation still feels a little unnatural.
But the bigger question isn't whether this can be built. It's whether a machine should fill the space where human connection used to be.
Would you bring one home? 👇
#AI #Robotics #Humanoid #EmotionalAI
🎥 SCMP
SHE LOOKS HUMAN. EVEN HER REACTIONS ARE STARTING TO FEEL REAL.
At a tech expo, a young woman approaches a humanoid robot and says, “I love your hair.”
The robot smiles, touches its hair, and responds to her.
People nearby stop to watch. Some pull out their phones. Others step closer to see how it reacts.
But look beneath its face.
Exposed wires, motors, and glowing electronic components reveal the machinery behind the human appearance.
The interesting part is how quickly humanoid robots are moving beyond basic movement and industrial tasks. They're now being designed to look human, express emotions, and interact naturally with people.
The technology still has a long way to go. But once robots combine realistic faces, natural movement, and convincing conversation, the potential market could be much bigger than people expect.
Some companies may end up selling more than robots.
They may be selling the feeling of interacting with another human.
Spent all that effort getting the product out of the billboard, then hid it in a suspiciously dark close-up. Nailed it.
My CapCut PC ad follows a passerby pulling the product out of its flat image and trying it. The street shot is bright, but the demonstration looks like somebody turned off the sun.
I use the color adjustment controls to lift the close-up's exposure and adjust the contrast, comparing it with the previous shot. I watch the product details as I go so brightening the picture doesn't wash them out.
Put your product in the spotlight and try this reveal in CapCut PC.
https://t.co/xJoz6hpxFf
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Beautiful flying paper. Very cinematic. Absolutely no sign of my product. I have apparently made an ad for the BACK of a flyer.
While building this scene in CapCut PC, I notice every sheet turns away from the camera after the wind hits the person's huge stack. I use Design Studio to create a clear front-facing flyer reference with my product image and discount, then take it into Video Studio to generate the approach toward the lens. I check the final close-up against my original offer before keeping it.
Get your actual product into the big reveal—make your own version in CapCut PC.
https://t.co/p1TyudO8ND
#capcutpc #capcutmarketing #capcutblackfriday #CapCutDidThat
Today we’re introducing Aether @aetherruntime.
The fastest cloud coding agents in the world that you can use with your existing subscription
Give it a task and just 20 seconds later your build is running on its own cloud machine. You can pick up from your phone, watch every line, and step in whenever you want as if it was local. Close the laptop. It keeps going.
It runs Claude Code or Codex on the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for so there’s not a 2nd AI bill. You only pay for the machine.
When it’s done, if code review is enabled, a reviewer agent runs the code with the changes, which catches classes of bugs that can't be found from static analysis.
Before building Aether I built infra at Apple, Uber, and HeyGen. I built Aether because the cloud agents I tried before all had drawbacks, and I couldn't imagine building something without it now.
It’s free to start. https://t.co/H4NreKyaF5
I want that gust to sound huge. It sends a tall stack of flyers out of someone's arms, and a sheet flies toward the camera revealing my product image and discount. That's the moment I'm building in CapCut PC.
Then I listen to the narration by itself. More wind. Okay, we've got plenty. I apply Reduce Noise to the voice clip and compare it with the original, keeping the designed gust on a separate track. Now I can balance the outdoor atmosphere without making people work to hear the product pitch.
Give your next product ad cleaner narration with CapCut PC.
https://t.co/xJoz6hpxFf
#capcutpc #capcutmarketing #capcutblackfriday #CapCutDidThat
VOSU just killed AI subscriptions.
You get the same AI models. Up to 70% cheaper than major competitors.
No subscriptions.
No monthly credit resets.
No expiring credits.
Start with just $1.
Stop wasting your hard-earned money on platforms that take away credits YOU paid for.
Busy month? Life happened? Your credits are still YOURS - @vosu_ai has your back.
You paid for them. Why the hell should a calendar take them away?
Your creativity doesn’t run on a billing cycle.
Most think vibecoding at scale is slop. Here’s a counterexample.
Today we release a 16M-line formalization of the entire Stacks Project, critical infra underlying modern math, with optimized code quality and its highly interconnected structure preserved.
A mathematical city 🌆