A finished video, start to end
~5min
A swarm of AI agents builds every scene at once. Run several videos side by side.
- Poko
- ~5 min
- Other AI tools
- 30–60 min
Paste a link and a swarm of AI agents builds your video while you watch. A finished video in about 5 minutes, where other AI tools take 30 minutes to an hour.
4.5 on Trustpilot · $8 free to try · No credit card
Scene 1 · Hook




Scene 2 · The cost




Scene 3 · Paste a link




Scene 4 · Poko builds it





Scene 5 · Edit by typing




Scene 6 · One app





Scene 7 · Logo and call to action





Logo is 2px off center
Checking agent · just now
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Checking agent · just now
Every video below was built in Poko using our motion templates. Choose from a library of 200+ templates for launches, explainers, social posts, and more. The library keeps growing.

Watch the scenes, type what to fix, and save the video on your computer.
See how Studio works →Poko reads your site, writes the script, records the voice, builds every scene and checks each frame, then hands you the file. You only step in when you want something changed.
See how it worksRead the site
Brand colors, fonts, copy and product shots from acme.com.
Write the script
7 scenes, 30 seconds, one clear idea per scene.
Record the voice
A Poko voice, your cloned voice, or your own ElevenLabs key.
Swarm builds every scene
A team of AI agents works on the whole video at once.
Check every frame
Spacing, contrast and timing are fixed before you see it.
Ready to post
About 5 minutes after you pressed Create.
1–3 weeks
Making it by hand
Brief, storyboard, animation and rounds of revisions.
30–60 min
Other AI video tools
One agent, one step at a time, behind a loading bar.
~5 min
Poko swarm
A swarm of AI agents builds every scene at once.
“What used to take an afternoon of back-and-forth with a freelancer now takes twenty minutes.”
Poko’s AI works out of the box. On Pro and Agency, connect your own: Claude Pro or Max, ChatGPT, OpenRouter, or a model on your computer with Ollama or LM Studio. Your voices from ElevenLabs and Cartesia work too.
Claude Max · launch video
Make a 30-second launch video for acme.com. Keep it upbeat.
A whole team of AI agents works on your video at the same time, so nothing waits in line.
Every scene takes shape on screen as it’s made. No black box, no loading bar.
Every frame is looked over and fixed before the video reaches you.
Run several videos at once, change them in plain words, and keep every file on your computer.
A finished video, start to end
~5min
A swarm of AI agents builds every scene at once. Run several videos side by side.
Drop in one raw take and Poko turns it into a polished launch video you can share. Drag the line to compare.
And everything else you need
“Creates videos in mins (what would normally take days).”
Other AI video tools keep you behind a loading bar for 30 minutes to an hour. Then you get a stock template, the usual motion and a robot voice, and people scroll right past it.
Picking a stock template…
04:00
Waiting. Usually 30 minutes to an hour.
What comes out
30 minutes to an hour, for a video people scroll past.
A website, a GitHub repo, a PDF, a PowerPoint, a research paper or a recording. Drop it in and Poko reads it, then designs the video around it. You don’t write a script first.
“36 videos in with Poko Motion and I’m still using it regularly. Quality has been better than I expected.”
July 10, 2026
“My latest professional-quality trailer cost about $7 to produce, which is outstanding value compared to traditional video production.”
June 17, 2026
“Created my first video using Poko Motion and it was a hit. The app is very easy to work within and it does exactly what it says.”
July 2, 2026
“The result: I got all 21 videos done for under $200, with some change left over.”
June 5, 2026
“It whipped out an amazing video that seemed to respect the target audiences time and intelligence.”
June 17, 2026
“With just a one-line prompt, it was able to pull together all the necessary pieces using AI agents, so I didn’t have to think through how to write a perfect instruction.”
June 22, 2026
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Paid-plan AI dollars never expire. Annual plans include 3 months free. Swarm mode adds no fee to your first 10 videos, then $0.50 a video.
For trying Poko
no credit card required
For personal projects
/mo · $225 billed annually · $120 AI dollars upfront
For creators & freelancers
/mo · $441 billed annually · $240 AI dollars upfront
For teams & agencies
/mo · $891 billed annually · $480 AI dollars upfront
AI voice has a fair-use limit. Every paid plan can spend Poko credits on GPT through Codex. Claude models need BYOK, which is available on eligible plans. Your own AI key is billed by that company, not by Poko. Pro and Agency can connect existing Claude or ChatGPT subscriptions for additional usage.
See the important differences before choosing a Motion plan.
Anything else? Email hello@poko.video or ask in our Discord.
Seven things: a project folder, a website link, a PDF, a PowerPoint, a research paper, a recording of you talking, or a short prompt for a motion graphic on its own.
No. The app includes everything it needs. No terminal, and nothing else to install.
Every paid plan can spend Poko credits on GPT through Codex. Claude models need BYOK, which is available on eligible plans. Pro and Agency can also use their own AI keys and connect supported subscriptions. Other providers are still experimental and can use more of your balance.
AI dollars are charged at the real model price and never expire on paid plans, so unused balance stays in your account. Every paid plan includes some each month and can add more. Every paid plan can spend Poko credits on GPT through Codex. Claude models need BYOK, which is available on eligible plans. Pro and Agency can also connect Claude and ChatGPT. Sound effects and music still come from your Poko balance, usually about 30–50 cents for a whole video.
It depends on the project size, the AI model, and how much material Poko needs to read. Small follow-up edits usually cost less than the first video.
Yes. macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows are both supported.
Yes. Starter makes 1 video at a time and queues the rest. Pro runs 2 at once. Agency runs 5 at once. Extra videos start on their own when a spot opens.
A team of AI agents works on your video at the same time, and you watch every scene get built. A 30-second launch video takes about 5 minutes. Your first 10 swarm builds are free, then each new video costs $0.50 from your Poko balance. It’s on for new workspaces, and owners can switch it in Settings → Studio.
A big board where every project is a live card. You watch videos get made, run several at once, drag and zoom, and label them by client or campaign. Your layout is saved, and the board is included on every plan.
Product demos, launch videos, founder videos, YouTube, lessons, social posts, feature announcements, explainers, and investor pitches. Start from a project folder, a website, a document, a prompt, or a recording.
Yes. Free includes $8 in one-time AI dollars, two active projects, AI voice, and GPT. The free credit expires after 2 days, and no card is needed. Paid plans add monthly credits that never expire, more projects, and more features.
Pro and Agency can use their own AI and voice-provider keys, including ElevenLabs or Cartesia. That usage is billed by the provider, not by Poko. GPT still works with Poko credits on every paid plan. New Claude use needs your own key. Gemini, Grok, and similar models are still experimental and can cost more. Sound effects and music still use your Poko balance for now, usually about 30–50 cents per video.
Yes on Pro and Agency. You can connect Claude Pro or Max, ChatGPT, OpenRouter, Ollama, LM Studio, or another compatible model running on your computer. Subscription connections and local routing are available on Pro and Agency.
As many as you want, on Mac and Windows. Projects are saved on the computer where you make them, so a project on one machine does not show up on another yet. Sync is on the roadmap.
Your project and the finished video stay on your computer. Poko only sends what an AI feature needs. A recording sends compressed audio so it can be transcribed. If you use your own key, those requests go through your provider.