Confluence to Video: turn one wiki page into a product or training video

Paste a Confluence page URL, or paste the page's content if it sits behind your Atlassian login. ngram reads that one page, plans the storyboard, and exports a branded product, onboarding, or training video you can edit before render.

Input · Confluence page to VideoReady

One public Confluence page per video. ngram strips the sidebar, breadcrumbs, and page tree and reads the body. Pages behind your Atlassian login don't fetch, so use the paste mode for those. Whole spaces aren't crawled.

Product requirementsRunbooksHow-to guidesMeeting notesOnboarding pagesKnowledge baseSOPsRelease notes

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How it works

Four steps from a wiki page to a render.

No exporting the page to a deck, no rewriting the body into a script field, no hunting stock clips. The Confluence page is the source.

01

Paste the page link or its content

Drop a public Confluence page URL and ngram fetches it with Firecrawl + Exa, stripping the space sidebar, breadcrumbs, and page tree. If the page is behind your Atlassian login, paste the body text and the planner reads it the same way.

02

The agent rewrites the page as a video script

Headings become scene breaks. Step lists and procedures become narrated walkthrough beats. Tables and panels become callouts. The agent keeps the page's own wording and trims the wiki noise around it.

03

Review the storyboard before render

Every scene shows its line of script, its visual direction, and its duration. Cut an internal aside, rewrite the hook, or swap a visual, and each edit reflects back into the script in plain language.

04

Export in three ratios

One render produces 16:9 for the docs site and internal players, 1:1 for LinkedIn, and 9:16 for Loom-style share links and Reels. Captions are burned in. Export resolution is 720p on Free and Basic, with 1080p and 4K on Plus and Pro.

Output controls

The page is the source. These are the dials.

Page-aware extraction

Firecrawl + Exa parse one live Confluence page and Screenshotone captures visual context. The space sidebar, breadcrumb trail, page-tree nav, and macro chrome are stripped, so the script reads only the page body.

Section-aware trimming

Drop the parts a video doesn't need (the internal owner table, the changelog footer) without retyping the page. Each scene maps back to its source heading, so cutting is editorial, not timeline-based.

Procedures become walkthrough beats

Numbered steps and how-to lists on the page turn into ordered scenes with on-screen step labels. Useful when the Confluence page is an SOP or a runbook and the video has to teach the sequence.

Brand Kit applied everywhere

Logo, colors, fonts, motion style, and outro CTA pulled from your saved Brand Kit. The render reads as your product, not as a raw wiki dump, even when the page was written for internal eyes.

AI visuals per scene

Each scene gets a brand-matched image or short generative clip drawn from the page's meaning. Helpful when a text-heavy wiki page ships with no screenshots and you don't want a wall of bullet points on screen.

Three ratios in one render

16:9 for the docs site and internal players, 1:1 for LinkedIn, 9:16 for share links and vertical social. Smart reframing keeps the page title and key callout on screen across every aspect ratio.

Voiceover from any saved voice

An ElevenLabs or MiniMax TTS narration reads the page in a default ngram voice or your own cloned voice. The script stays the page's script; the voice is spoken narration, not a sung track.

Built only on your page

ngram uses the fetched page or the content you paste only to build your video. The output, the captions, and the editable source script stay in your workspace, and you can delete them anytime from Settings.

Use cases

Where a Confluence page earns a second life as video.

Employee onboarding

Turn the onboarding wiki page into a watchable intro

New hires skim the Confluence onboarding page once and forget it. Paste the page and ship a branded onboarding video they actually finish, with the steps on screen.

See use case
Training and SOPs

Convert an SOP page into a training video

The runbook is already written and reviewed in Confluence. Convert it into a step-by-step training video so the team watches the procedure instead of re-reading the page.

See use case
Support enablement

Turn a help page into a support walkthrough

Internal support docs in Confluence become short walkthrough videos for the help center or the agent-facing knowledge base, so reps see the fix instead of scrolling to it.

See use case
Product updates

Ship the release-notes page as a launch video

Your release-notes page in Confluence is already the launch script. Paste it and ngram returns a 60 to 90 second product update video for the internal channel or the changelog.

See use case
Internal comms

Make the all-hands page into an announcement video

Policy changes and company announcements buried on a wiki page get ignored. Convert the page into a short internal video so the message lands before the doc does.

See use case
Developer relations

Turn an integration guide into a walkthrough

Public engineering pages and integration guides written in Confluence convert into developer-facing walkthrough videos for the docs site and social, without re-scripting the page.

See use case
Internal updates

Convert the project status page into a stakeholder update

Project pages and weekly status writeups in Confluence become short stakeholder update videos that get watched, instead of a doc link nobody opens.

See use case
Explainer

Turn a how-to page into an explainer video

How-to and tutorial pages ship with a hook, steps, and outcome already structured. ngram lifts that structure straight into a branded explainer off the single page.

See use case

Tools that pair with this converter

Sharpen the page before. Edit the video after.

All ngram tools

Built for teams

Teams who turn every wiki page into a video.

All solutions

Integrations

Trigger confluence-to-video where your wiki pages already live.

Wire the converter into your automation stack and your publishing channels. Each integration ships with a working template for the Confluence-page recipe.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksProgrammatic confluence-to-video runs in roughly 20 lines against the REST API; pass the page content in the job payload.

How it compares

If you've been using something else to turn wiki pages into video.

VEED and Pictory take pasted text and match it to stock-clip libraries. Synthesia builds avatar reads for training. ngram reads one Confluence page, rewrites it as a storyboard you review, and renders against your Brand Kit on every scene.

FeaturengramVEEDPictorySynthesia
How the page is readFirecrawl + Exa parse one page; agent rewrites the body as a hook-body-CTA scriptPaste text, sentence-by-sentence over stock footageKeyword-match paragraphs to a stock clipPaste a script, avatar reads it
Storyboard review before renderFull scene-by-scene plan editable in plain languageTimeline editor, manual scene assemblyScene cards, limited script editsScene list, slide-style edits
Step lists and SOPsNumbered steps become ordered scenes with on-screen step labelsManual scene-per-step setupManual scene-per-step setupManual slide-per-step setup
Brand applicationBrand Kit (logo, fonts, colors, motion, outro) on every sceneTemplate-based, limited per-scene controlTemplate-based, limited brand controlsBrand presets, limited per-scene control
Aspect ratios per render16:9, 1:1, 9:16 from one renderManual reframe per ratioOne ratio per renderManual reframe per ratio
VoiceoverElevenLabs or MiniMax TTS, default or cloned voice, any languageBroad TTS voicesLimited TTS voicesAvatar-bound voices
Localized variantsRegenerate the page-video in another language from the same sourceManual rework per languageManual rework per languagePer-avatar language setup
How your source is usedFetched or pasted page used only to build your video; you own the outputAccount-bound retentionAccount-bound retentionAccount-bound retention
API + agentic accessREST, MCP server, Zapier, n8n, MakeAPI availableLimited APIAPI available

FAQ

Common questions about converting Confluence to video

Confluence to video turns one wiki page into a finished video. You paste a Confluence page link (or the page content, if it's behind your Atlassian login), ngram rewrites the page body as a scene-by-scene script, and renders a branded product, onboarding, or training video against your Brand Kit. It exports in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16 from one render.

Still curious?

Confluence → Video

Ready to turn a Confluence page into a product or training video?

Paste one wiki page, review the scene plan, and export your video in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16, all on your Brand Kit.