Grok Bot news · Pages & video
Grok Bot can now build Pages and make videos
In short
Grok Bot v0.75.2 adds Pages (live reports and dashboards) and video creation. What changed, who it helps, and how to try both as a beginner.
On October 22, 2026 the official Grok Bot changelog listed version 0.75.2, and it's one of the bigger releases so far. Two headline features stand out for beginners: Pages and video creation. Here's what each one is, in plain English, and how to try it without wasting your usage.
What a Page is
A Page is a document or small app that your Bot writes for you and keeps in your chat's Library. The changelog describes Pages as things like reports, memos and dashboards that you edit together or have the Bot keep up to date. The key word is live: instead of the Bot pasting a long answer into chat that scrolls away, it builds a Page you can open again tomorrow and ask it to refresh.
Good first Pages for a beginner:
- A weekly to-do list the Bot updates when you tell it what's done
- A simple comparison table, like three phone plans side by side
- A trip plan with dates, bookings and links in one place
How to make your first Page
- Open a chat with your Bot.
- Ask in plain words, for example: "Make me a Page that compares these three laptops on price, battery and weight."
- Open the card it sends. That's your Page.
- To change it, just reply: "Add a column for screen size."
You can also pin Pages, files and links to a Pinned section in the Library so they stay at the top, and that list syncs across your devices.
Sharing a Page safely
Pages can be shared, and the dashboard now has a Pages section listing the ones you've shared, where you can unshare or delete them. Before you share, read the Page top to bottom. Bots sometimes pull in details you didn't mean to make public. My safety guide covers the habits that keep you in charge.
Video creation
The same release says Bots can create videos from a description or from an image you share. For a beginner that means you can describe a short clip ("a 5-second shot of a coffee cup steaming on a wooden table") or send a photo and ask the Bot to animate it.
A few honest expectations:
- Short and simple prompts work best. Describe one scene, not a whole story.
- Video uses more of your allowance than a text reply, so check Settings, then Usage & Billing, before you make a batch.
- Don't use a real person's face or a brand's logo without permission.
If you make videos for a channel, my creators guide on turning one video into Shorts shows where a Bot genuinely helps and where it doesn't.
Other bits in this release worth knowing
The changelog also lists a keyboard shortcuts sheet (Command and slash on a Mac), a redesigned look for cards in chat, and Bots checking links before sending them so broken ones get left out. Those are small, but they make the app calmer to use.
What it means for you
If you've only used Grok Bot as a chat box, Pages are the easiest way to feel the difference between "AI that answers" and "AI that keeps working on something for you." Start with one small Page this week. If you want the basics first, read how to use Grok Bot.
Sources
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