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Getting started

  • Quickstart
  • Install and sign in

Create a video

  • Create a video
  • Repo to video
  • URL to video
  • PDF and PowerPoint
  • Research paper explainer
  • MotionCut

Workspace

  • Projects and Canvas

Studio

  • Edit with chat
  • Project setup
  • Chat and context
  • Video preferences
  • Voices and narration

Animations

  • Create and manage animations

Settings

  • Models and API keys
  • Connections and skills
  • API

API Reference

  • Automation API

Exporting

  • Render and export

Help

  • Troubleshooting
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Quickstart

Create your first narrated video in Poko Motion.

Last updated September 2026

From source to video

Poko Motion turns a local repo, URL, PDF, PowerPoint, research paper, raw narrated recording, or prompt into an editable video project. Your project workspace and render files stay on your machine.

  1. Install Poko Motion and sign in.
  2. From Create, select a source type.
  3. Choose your local file or paste a URL, then complete project setup.
  4. Use Studio chat to direct the agent and refine the video.
  5. Export the finished video locally.

Before you start

Keep the local source folder or file available while you work. Poko opens projects from local inputs and creates generated work in a separate project workspace, leaving a source repository read-only.

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