Posters, video, screenshots and workflows — one platform
Connect a spreadsheet, an API or a URL. pixbix turns every row into a finished poster, video or screenshot — and delivers it where your team already works.
Free forever · 30 image + 10 video credits monthly · no card
Your data
pixbix engine
Real Chrome · deterministic
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Finished assets
Four things, one platform
Each one works on its own. Together they cover the whole job — from the data you already have to the asset in someone’s feed.
Design one template, generate thousands of on-brand images.
Layer-based designs rendered in real Chrome. Change the fields, not the layout.
ExploreA real timeline, composited and encoded in the cloud.
Tracks, clips, transitions, captions and audio — described as JSON, returned as MP4.
ExploreCapture any URL exactly as a browser shows it.
Full-page or one element, real fonts, lazy content, cookie banners dismissed.
ExploreJoin all three, on a schedule, without writing glue.
Read a sheet, capture a page, render a poster, push it to your systems. Stored as data, run by us.
ExplorePoster & image engine
Build the layout once and expose only the fields that should change. Every render uses real web fonts, real CSS and real Chrome — so what you designed is what ships, at any size, in any language.
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Lumen & Co
Northbound
Studio Nine
Maison Ora
Anchor Realty
Rill Coffee
output
Video engine
Describe the edit as a timeline of tracks and clips. The engine composites, encodes and calls you back — no render farm, no ffmpeg to babysit, no queue of your own.
Screenshot API
Not an HTML-to-image approximation — the same real headless Chrome that renders templates. The things that usually break in screenshot services simply work.
Workflows
Every part of this is already an API call — read a sheet, capture a URL, render a template, push the result somewhere. A workflow is that glue, stored as data and run by us, on a schedule or an event.
Real jobs, running today
Every tile below is a job somebody hands to a person today. Each one is a template, a data source and a schedule — set up once, then it stops being anybody’s job.
Point at your catalogue and every SKU gets its own offer card — the right photo, MRP, sale price and badge. Prices change on Friday? Re-run the same job; the layout never drifts.
One template · one loop
Your CRM marks a property live. The post, the story and the WhatsApp card go out before an agent opens a design app.
Triggered by a webhook
A cron, a list of URLs, full-page captures filed to Drive with the date. No browser farm of your own to keep patched.
Repeat captures are free
Every night, 02:007 captures this week
Conference talks become captioned vertical cuts with the speaker's name burned in, from one edit and a spreadsheet.
Voice-over + word-timed captions
One design, one class list, 400 PDFs — each with the student's name, the batch and a verification QR.
Print-ready PDF at 3×
The CMS publish hook renders the headline card and the social cut while the story is still being read.
Event-triggered
Capture the real dashboard on every deploy, so the images in your documentation match the product people are looking at.
One step in your pipeline
Last week's numbers drawn as a chart on your own template, with the dashboard captured beside it, emailed to the team.
Charts drawn at render time
Getting started
No SDK to adopt, no build step, and no sales call before you can make the first request. Free test keys exercise the real rendering path and never spend a credit.
Build a template in the studio, or point the screenshot API at a URL. Decide exactly which fields a caller may change.
A sheet, your API, a webhook, or a cron. Map columns to fields once — the builder lists what actually exists.
Every row becomes an asset and lands where you said: your webhook, the sheet, Drive, WhatsApp or email.
curl -X POST https://pixbix.app/api/v1/render \
-H "x-api-key: pk_live_…" \
-d '{
"templateId": "offer-poster",
"values": { "headline": "Diwali Sale", "offer": "50% off" },
"output": { "format": "png", "scale": 2 }
}'The question everyone asks first
Fair question — and the honest answer is that they do different jobs. A model invents a picture. pixbix prints yours. For one hero image, invent away. For ten thousand that all have to look like they came from the same company, you want a printing press, not an artist having a new idea each time.
Ask a model three times
3 different filesEvery generation is a fresh roll. Nudge the prompt, get a fourth thing. Somebody has to look at each one before it goes out — which is the job you were trying to stop doing.
Ask pixbix three times
1 file, three timesSame request, same bytes — today and next Diwali. Nobody proofreads the output, because there is nothing new to proofread.
Ten thousand posters, one campaign
billed per image · retries billed again · repeats billed again
billed per render · no retries · identical repeats served from cache
A model re-reads your brief and re-draws the whole picture for every single asset. A render reuses one design and only fills in what changed — so the ten-thousandth costs the same as the first, and a repeat costs nothing.
The logo cannot move, the disclaimer cannot vanish and the price cannot be imagined, because none of those are things a render decides.
Priced from the request before it runs. No tokens burned re-describing your brand ten thousand times, and a failed render is refunded.
Nobody checks output that cannot surprise them. That is the whole saving — not the render time, the review time.
None of this is anti-AI. Use a model to write the headline, pick the photo, draft the script — that is what it is good at. Then hand the finished decision to pixbix and let it come out the same way, ten thousand times, ekdum same.
30 image credits and 10 video credits every month, free forever. No card, no trial clock.
Questions? Talk to us — we answer within one business day.