Turn Documents into Branded Video
Paste text from Google Docs, Word, or any source. ngram reads the document structure, plans the storyboard, and exports branded video with motion graphics and captions.
- Paste any document text and get a branded video in under 5 minutes
- AI reads sections, numbered steps, and key points from the doc
- Export as 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16 with captions included
document to video
Any doc
Google Docs, Word, Markdown, or plain text
Section-aware
AI reads document structure and flow
Under 5 min
From document to branded video export
Trusted by teams at
To convert a document to video, paste the text into ngram. The AI identifies the document's logical sections, extracts key messages from each, and builds a storyboard that preserves the document's flow as video scenes. Numbered lists become step sequences. Headers become scene titles. You review the plan and ngram generates a branded video in under 5 minutes.
Nobody reads the 15-page doc you spent a week writing
You wrote a comprehensive setup guide. It covers every edge case, has section headers, and answers every FAQ. Support links to it in every ticket. Customer completion rate: under 20%. The remaining 80% open a ticket instead of reading the doc.
ngram converts your document to video in under 5 minutes - and reconverting after updates takes the same 5 minutes.
How it works
Paste or upload your document
Copy text from Google Docs, Word, or any source. Paste directly or upload a .docx or .txt file.
ngram builds a video plan
The AI identifies sections, key points, and sequential steps, then creates a scene-by-scene storyboard from the document's structure.
Review and refine scenes
Adjust which sections get emphasis, trim content that works better as text, and approve the visual treatment per scene.
Export branded video
Download in 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16 with captions, motion graphics, and brand styling applied.
Who is this for
Customer Success
Transform setup guides and help docs into video walkthroughs for onboarding
See solutionWhen to use this
Product manager wrote a PRD and needs a 3-minute video summary for the exec team
→ Paste the doc, ngram extracts key decisions and builds a branded summary video
View use caseHR updated the employee handbook and needs video training modules per section
→ Paste each section, get a separate branded video module for each policy area
View use caseCS team has a setup guide and wants a video walkthrough for new customers
→ Paste the guide, review the step-by-step storyboard, export as an onboarding video
View use caseWhat goes in, what comes out
Source input
Document (Google Docs, Word, Markdown, plain text)
Size limit: Up to 15,000 words
Documents with headings, numbered lists, and clear sections produce the most structured videos. Meeting notes and brainstorm docs work but may need more storyboard editing.
Output
Length: 30 seconds to 10 minutes
Formats
Resolutions
Export as
How ngram compares to Synthesia, Loom, Scribe
| Feature | ngram | Manual | Synthesia, Loom, Scribe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to finished video | Under 5 minutes from paste | ||
| Document understanding | Reads sections, lists, and headings for scene structure | ||
| Brand consistency | Brand Kit applied to every scene | ||
| Update turnaround | Re-convert updated doc in 5 minutes | ||
| Storyboard preview | Full scene-by-scene preview before rendering | ||
| Live walkthrough authenticity | AI-planned scenes from document text | ||
| Multi-format export | 16:9, 1:1, 9:16 from one document |
Document to video conversion turns internal docs, guides, and written specifications into video content that people consume and remember. Documents contain structured knowledge that maps naturally to video scenes - sections become visual segments, key points become callouts, and step-by-step instructions become animated walkthroughs.
How ngram processes documents
Paste your document text and ngram identifies the logical sections, extracts key messages from each, and builds a storyboard that preserves the document's flow as video scenes. Numbered lists become step sequences. Headers become scene titles. Definitions become callout cards. The AI reads the document's structure, not just the words.
Best document types for video conversion
Setup guides, onboarding docs, process documents, and product specs produce the strongest videos because they have clear sequential structure. PRDs with decision summaries convert into concise stakeholder briefings. Policy documents with numbered sections become training modules. Meeting notes and brainstorm docs work but may need more storyboard editing since they lack natural narrative flow.
Keeping video versions in sync with document updates
Documents get revised regularly. Manual video production means the video version falls behind after the first update. With ngram, re-converting an updated document takes the same 5 minutes as the original. Paste the new version, review the storyboard, export. No multi-hour re-production cycle. The video stays current with the doc.
Document to video vs screen recording walkthroughs
Screen recordings capture a live walkthrough with voice narration and cursor movement. ngram produces polished video with branded scenes, motion graphics, and captions from the document text. Choose screen recordings when live interaction and voice are important. Choose ngram when you want branded, updatable video produced directly from the written content.
Ready to turn your docs into video?
Paste your document text and see the storyboard in seconds. No video editing experience needed.
No credit card required - Works with Google Docs, Word, Markdown, and plain text