Upload one JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF. ngram turns that still into an editable video with camera motion, optional voiceover, captions, and brand styling. This creates a new video; it does not convert an image into another image format.
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How it works
Upload the image, review the AI-built storyboard, adjust the motion and narration, then render the version you need.
Start with one JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF. Use a clear product photo, screenshot, illustration, or campaign still that can carry the visual story.
Tell ngram what the video should explain, who it is for, and whether you want narration, captions, callouts, or a particular camera move.
Reorder scenes, drop in voiceover from a written script, tweak per-scene duration, swap the transition. Brand Kit fonts, colors, and intro card apply on the fly.
Review the image video for its intended channel, including the crop and caption placement, then export one MP4 from Studio. Prepare and review another aspect ratio as a separate edit. If another file type is required, run that MP4 through a separate one-file, one-output Video Converter job for MOV, WebM, or MKV, or use Video to GIF for a GIF.
Output controls
Use push-ins, pans, or other camera moves to give the still a clear visual beat, then adjust the scene when the automatic choice is not right.
Cinematic camera moves (push-in, parallax, slow pan) applied frame-by-frame so a flat photo reads like footage. Useful when source material is image-only.
Generate captions from the voiceover or script, then review their timing and placement in the editor before export.
Reformat the project for 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16. Review each layout before rendering because a tall or wide crop can change what remains visible.
Logo lock-up, color treatments, font choices, intro and outro cards pulled from your Brand Kit. Every export looks like the same team made it.
Type the narration per scene; ngram generates AI voiceover (ElevenLabs or MiniMax) timed to image transitions. Choose a voice once, reuse across videos.
Start with one product image set, render one video, then reuse the same Brand Kit and script template for the next SKU.
Uploaded images and renders stay in your workspace. Talk to sales about security, access controls, and data handling for your team.
The rest of ngram
When your image set is missing a transition shot, AI Visuals generates a scene-matched fill in your brand's style so the cut from screenshot to product photo does not jar.
Learn moreAnimated callouts, lower-thirds, and labels layered over each image. A 'New' badge on a UI screenshot or a feature label on a product photo without leaving the editor.
Learn moreType a script per scene; voiceover gets generated and timed to image transitions. Useful when your stills carry the visual story but need narration to land.
Learn moreAdd captions from the script or voiceover, then adjust placement and timing in the editor so they support rather than cover the image.
Learn moreSet up your Brand Kit with your logo, colors, and fonts, then select it during creation. Choose saved intros and outros when needed. Reuse the same visual identity across your product videos.
Learn moreThe image video leaves Studio as a single MP4. Use Video Converter afterward to make one MOV, WebM, or MKV file; it is a separate one-file, one-output step.
Learn moreUse cases
PMM has the new-feature screenshots before there's a live demo. Stitch them with smart push-ins and a voiceover script and the launch video is ready before the build is.
See use caseEvery release ships a row of screenshots in the doc. Turn that row into a 30-second changelog video for the email and the in-app banner.
See use caseTurn one approved product photo into a short branded video, then repeat the workflow for additional products when the first version is approved.
See use caseGive the static email hero six seconds of motion and export the reviewed MP4. Use Video to GIF as a separate task if the email needs a looping image instead of an inline video.
See use caseExport one approved design frame as JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF, then animate it into a short hero loop instead of leaving the asset static.
See use caseCode screenshots and dashboard screenshots become a moving walkthrough on the docs page. Devs see the click, the response, and the next step in sequence.
See use casePair the existing in-app screenshot set with voiceover and you've replaced the 'getting started' help article with a 90-second video.
See use caseTurn an approved static ad into a motion-led version, then review and render the aspect ratio required for the campaign.
See use caseScreenshots inside the help article become a 20-second clip at the top of the page. Fewer support tickets per article, same source material.
See use caseOther converters
Image to video is one of 16+ ngram converters. They all share the same engine, the same Brand Kit, and the same storyboard control surface.
Image to video, but tuned for sequences of product UI captures. Smart zoom finds the button you meant to highlight.
Open converterIf a single screen recording is closer to what you want than a stitched image sequence, start here. Cursor smoothing, dead-air trim, branded chrome.
Open converterUse a deck, release notes, or product one-pager as source material for the video plan, then review the proposed scenes and script.
Open converterTools that pair with this converter
Editing further
After the image-to-video render lands
Open the rendered video on a timeline and adjust per-image duration, swap a screenshot, or extend the hero hold without re-uploading.
Open toolBurned-in or.srt subtitles layered onto the image-to-video output. Position them away from the UI region each screenshot wanted to highlight.
Open toolTrim the finished image-to-video render into shorter cuts: a 6-second teaser for ads, a 30-second cut for LinkedIn.
Open toolChoose licensed background music, layer it under the voiceover and image transitions, and adjust its level before export.
Open toolGenerating from scratch
When you do not have source images yet
Generate the missing scene image, then feed it back into image-to-video as another frame. Useful when you're one shot short of a full sequence.
Open toolIf you do not have images at all, prompt a full video. Comes back as scenes you can later mix with your real image sequence.
Open toolPair the image-to-video output with an AI avatar intro that narrates the sequence. Same Brand Kit, one render.
Open toolWrite the voiceover; get a narrated clip with stock or generated visuals you can splice into the image set.
Open toolPolishing the source
Fix the images before they hit motion
Strip the background from a product photo before it enters the storyboard, so the parallax move reads cleaner on a transparent subject.
Open toolGenerate a missing hero shot in the same style as your existing screenshots, then drop it into the image-to-video sequence as scene one.
Open toolCompress the final render down for email or in-app embed without losing the cinematic motion applied per image.
Open toolBuilt for teams
Launch videos built from feature screenshots before the live demo is shipped. Prepare and review each channel edit separately before exporting one MP4.
See workflowsTurn one product photo into a branded video, then reuse the approved direction for the next SKU.
See workflowsTurn a static campaign asset into a motion-led video and review the crop for the channel you plan to use.
See workflowsTurn the screenshots already in your release doc into a changelog clip without booking time with marketing.
See workflowsDashboard and code screenshots become an integration walkthrough that lives in the docs and on YouTube.
See workflowsHelp-article screenshots become a 20-second clip at the top of the page. Less ticket volume, no new asset request.
See workflowsTurn onboarding, QBR, renewal, and feature-education material into branded customer videos.
See workflowsReps need a 30-second product clip and only have screenshots. Image-to-video stitches them with voiceover and ships before the call.
See workflowsIntegrations
Use verified ngram integrations to route an approved source image into a project and publish the finished video.
whenA new image lands in a Drive folder
thenRun image-to-video with the team's Brand Kit and post the result to #launches
whenAn agent calls the image-to-video tool with an approved image URL
thenReturn a rendered MP4 and a hosted share link
whenYour workflow identifies a new approved product image
thenStart an image-led video project and return the review link to the team
whenAn approved image-to-video edit is ready for LinkedIn Social Publishing Beta
thenConnect LinkedIn with OAuth, compose the post for the selected image-to-video edit, then publish it now.
whenAn approved image-to-video edit is ready for YouTube Social Publishing Beta
thenConnect YouTube with OAuth, verify the destination, then publish the selected image-to-video edit now.
whenAn approved image-to-video edit is ready for X Social Publishing Beta
thenConnect X with OAuth, compose the post for the selected image-to-video edit, then publish it now.
How it compares
Canva and Kapwing stitch slideshows. Runway and Pika invent footage from a prompt. ngram keeps your real images and adds motion, voiceover, captions, and branding around them.
| Feature | ngram | Canva | Kapwing | Runway |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps your original images intact | Yes, motion is layered over real files | Yes | Yes | No, generates new footage |
| Per-image motion choice | Camera motion can be generated and adjusted in the project | One template motion for every slide | Manual keyframes per scene | Prompted from scratch |
| AI voiceover from a written script | ElevenLabs and MiniMax, multilingual | Limited TTS voices | Limited TTS voices | None |
| Editable captions | Generate captions, then review timing and placement | Manual placement | Manual placement | None |
| Select your Brand Kit | Logo, colors, fonts, intro and outro per render | Manual setup per project | Manual setup per project | None |
| Channel-specific editing workflow | One reviewed MP4 per channel-specific edit | Duplicate and re-edit | Resize after | Single ratio per generation |
| Repeat an image-set workflow | One image set per request | One project at a time | Sequential queue | Single generation |
| API and webhooks | REST, MCP, n8n, Zapier | Limited API | API on enterprise | API available |
| Security and data handling | Talk to sales for your team's requirements | Variable | Variable | Variable |
Image → Video
Start with the image, review the edit for its intended channel, and export one MP4. Prepare each additional aspect ratio as a separate edit.
Follow a workflow from source material to a video you can review, share and make again.
Each pitch revision, launch or new audience
Attach your deck in Claude and name the audience you want to reach. Review ngram’s product story and scene plan, then create a pitch people can watch before the next conversation.
A product deck, supporting visuals and a defined audienceA concise pitch video grounded in the supplied company material
Ways to run: Claude
Each new lesson resource or classroom introduction
Give Claude the learning goal, key vocabulary and a question to leave open. Review ngram’s scene plan, then create a short preview that invites viewers into the lesson.
A lesson objective, vocabulary, preview example and resource titleA short educational teaser with an open question and resource title
Ways to run: Claude
Each product listing or approved update
Give Claude your product facts and real photos. Review ngram’s plan, then create a short listing video that keeps the product’s appearance and attributes accurate.
Current product facts and approved photosA source-faithful product-page video
Ways to run: Claude
Each new listing or property campaign update
Give Claude the property brief and photos you want to show. Review ngram’s narration and scene plan, then turn the selected features into a video for your listing campaign.
A property brief, selected photos and a clear viewing actionA property video built around the supplied details and visuals
Ways to run: Claude
Each researched account or relevant public update
Give Claude a verified public account update, relevant product proof and one proposed next step. Review ngram’s plan, then create a short introduction you can check before sending to the prospect.
Verified public account news, approved product proof and one next stepA concise prospect-specific introduction ready for review
Ways to run: Claude
Each buyer role, product workflow or interface update
Give Claude the buyer’s task, current interface screenshots and approved narration. Review ngram’s plan, then create a product demonstration that shows the workflow this role needs to understand.
Genuine interface screenshots, a verified product path and approved narrationA focused SaaS demonstration using the supplied interface material
Ways to run: Claude
Each approved campaign, recipient segment or newsletter edition
Give Claude the campaign brief, recipient audience and next action. Review ngram’s video, then pair a public thumbnail with a ready viewing link for your email.
Approved campaign copy, audience details, imagery and a destinationA campaign video and linked thumbnail ready for an email preview
Ways to run: Claude
Each onboarding cycle or security-awareness refresher
Give Claude the script your team has reviewed and the concept you want to illustrate. Check ngram’s scene plan, then create a training video that keeps the wording intact.
A reviewed training script and visual analogyA narrated security lesson with the exact supplied script
Ways to run: Claude
Each brand campaign, audience or refreshed visual brief
Give Claude the brand point of view, approved narration and permitted imagery. Review ngram’s plan, then create a short story that keeps the visual treatment faithful to those sources.
An approved brand brief and permitted source imageryA concise brand story with faithful source visuals
Ways to run: Claude
Each client campaign, approved message or creative variant
Give Claude one client’s approved message, visual assets and campaign placement. Review ngram’s scene plan, then create an ad your team can check and send for client review.
Client facts, permitted brand assets, approved narration and one placement briefA client-specific video ad ready for review and export
Ways to run: Claude
Each course module or lesson revision
Give Claude one module’s objective, worked example and practice task. Review ngram’s teaching sequence, then create a lesson learners can follow and apply.
One module outline, supporting material and a worked exampleA complete lesson with an actionable practice task
Ways to run: Claude
Each prospect pitch or revised creative direction
Give Claude the prospect’s communication task, your pitch deck and approved work samples. Review ngram’s plan, then create a short introduction that helps the prospect assess the proposed approach.
An agency pitch deck, the prospect’s task and approved creative work samplesA concise prospect-facing introduction to the proposed approach
Ways to run: Claude
Each recurring patient question or approved guide update
Give Claude the patient guide and the lesson you want to explain. Review ngram’s narration and illustrations, then create a short video patients can watch alongside the full guidance.
Approved patient information and a defined educational lessonA short, source-based patient education video
Ways to run: Claude
Each buyer demonstration or evaluation follow-up
Give Claude the buyer’s priorities, demonstrated screens and open questions. Review ngram’s plan, then create a concise recap that keeps the product facts and proposed next step clear.
Reviewed demo notes, genuine demonstrated screens and outstanding questionsA buyer-specific recap with a clear evaluation step
Ways to run: Claude
Each recurring service promotion or updated offer
Give Claude the services, audience and booking action from your page. Review ngram’s plan, then create a short promotion around the details customers need to choose their next step.
Service-page copy, approved service details and a booking actionA short service promotion for a social feed or service page
Ways to run: Claude
