App Pavo AI: Find the iPhone and Android App

If you searched for app Pavo AI to install it on a phone, the store listing to look for is Pavo - AI Image & Video Maker. The publisher is listed as Singapore Sapiens Technology. Compare the publisher and the listing links below before you install an app with a similar name.

Find your store listing

• iPhone: Pavo - AI Image & Video Maker on the App Store.
• Android: Pavo - AI Image & Video Maker on Google Play.

Check compatibility and availability in your own store region. Both listings show in-app purchases. Before buying credits or starting a subscription, look at the current price, renewal terms and export options in the app.

If the Pavo AI app doesn't appear in search

Open the store link directly on the device you plan to use. Check that the store shows the expected publisher and that you're signed in to the correct store region. If the listing opens but installation is unavailable, review the compatibility message on that device. You can still use the pavoai.net browser generator for a text prompt on your phone.

Make a small mobile project before committing to a longer one

The store listings describe image generation, image-to-video and creative templates. Choose the workflow that matches your starting material. A still can become a short motion test. A written idea can first become a still so you can decide on composition and lighting.

For a test with a picture, use a still of a hanging paper lantern. Ask for a small sway and a fixed camera. Preview the clip in the aspect ratio you plan to publish. Keep enough space above the lantern for the visible cord and around it for the movement. If you use a template, check the required number of images or clips before you gather the assets.

Review your first clip on the phone

Try a prompt that identifies the subject, the movement and what stays fixed. “The paper lantern sways once, gently, while the cord stays attached. The camera remains fixed and the lantern stays fully visible.” Check the clip with sound off so you can focus on the motion. Review the end frame, then play the clip once in the orientation you intend to publish.

If the edges warp, try a smaller sway or a reference with more room around the subject. If the effect looks fine but the clip is hard to frame vertically, try a taller source image. Change one thing between runs and keep the original photo so you can see what helped.

Pavo AI app questions

How can I estimate how many clips my credits will cover?

Compare the balance in the app with the displayed cost of a run at the settings you plan to use. Budget for the number of takes you want to compare, plus any separate export charge the app shows. If you switch to a different effect or quality, check the cost again before you start.

Where can I find an earlier purchase or project?

Use the account and sign-in method you started with. For a store purchase, look up the receipt in the Apple or Google account used at checkout. If you're looking for a creation you made in a browser, go back to the web address you used to make it. The receipt and the browser address can help you identify where to look next.

Can I continue an app project in the browser?

Check whether the project is visible in the browser workspace linked from the store listing when you sign in. If you plan to recreate the shot in another tool, save the original image, prompt and chosen clip where you can access them from both devices.

Use a browser when you want to work from text

To try this site's browser workflow from a phone or computer, open the Pavo AI homepage and choose Image or Video. The video mode takes a text description, so include the lantern's shape, the cord, the camera position and the small sway in your prompt. The image and video maker guide shows how to turn a visual reference into that kind of prompt.

To find the web workspace linked by the mobile app's store listing, see our pavo-ai.work browser guide.