It all happens here: plan and make video ads in one chat

Keep the conversation going instead of switching tools

Even a short video ad usually passes through several tools. You write the plan in a doc, sketch a storyboard somewhere else, paste prompts into a video generator, download the result and upload it again in Ads Manager. You repeat the same brief at every step, and every change sends you back a stage.

In Pango Neuro chat, it's one conversation. Share a product photo and the video you need, and Pango Neuro asks what's missing, shows look samples, then proposes scripts and a storyboard. Once you've checked the storyboard and asked it to go ahead, the video is generated and the finished file lands in the same chat.

1. Ask, then pick a look

Your first message only needs what you're promoting, where it will run and how long it should be. Name the placement and the aspect ratio follows that platform's format; if you don't give a length, Pango Neuro checks first. For product ads it works from a real product photo, so attach one or ask it to find one in Neuro Drive or your existing creatives. If there's no photo, it finds official product image candidates on the web for you to choose from.

With the brief settled, a Video look card appears with six short looping samples: Real · phone-shot, Real · cinematic, Retro collage, Claymation, Hand-drawn anime and Minimal motion. Tap the one you like or reply with its number.

2. Choose a script and check the storyboard

After you pick a look, Pango Neuro writes three scripts. Each one covers the situation, the product's role, the cast, the opening shot and the short on-screen text. Pick one, or say what to change, such as “make the lead a man in his 30s”.

Once you've chosen, it draws the opening shot and lists the following scenes with timing, on-screen text and dialogue in a storyboard card. Changing the scene order or text at this stage doesn't use any video generation.

3. Generate, download and upload

Once generation starts, a progress card shows the time remaining. A 15-second video usually takes a few minutes and up to about 10, depending on the queue. It keeps going if you leave the page, and you get a notification when it's done.

When it's ready, a video 720p.mp4 file card appears and plays in the side panel when you click it. If the cast has dialogue, a captioned version is added as well, and the original stays as it is. The video is also saved to Neuro Drive and your creative library.

• 1080p: Ask in chat for a higher resolution. Each original can be upscaled once, which takes about 2 minutes.
• Remakes: Regenerate from the same storyboard, or revise the script after watching and make a new one. Remakes also use video generation.
• Uploading: Ask it to upload to a connected Meta or TikTok account, and it goes through an approval card first.

What you can make and how usage is charged

Brand logos aren't drawn into the video. Claims like efficacy or numbers use only what you provide, so give the exact wording for anything that needs ad review. Videos made in a secret chat aren't kept in Drive.