Newsletter to video: turn this week's issue into a branded video

Paste the body of your newsletter. ngram reads the sections, lifts the key points, writes a video script, and hands back a scene-by-scene storyboard you edit in plain language before it renders to a branded, captioned MP4.

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How it works

Four steps from a pasted newsletter to a video subscribers watch.

No timeline, no scene-by-scene scripting, no manual layout. Paste the issue, review the plan, hit render.

01

Paste the issue

Drop in the body of this week's send. ngram reads the subject line, section headers, bullets, and the lead-story structure most newsletters already follow.

02

Sections become scenes

The lead story becomes the opening scene. Each section header becomes a scene break. Bullet roundups become sequence cards. The agent rewrites the prose into a spoken script.

03

Review the storyboard

Approve, reorder, or rewrite scenes in chat. Cut the housekeeping footer, promote a single section to the hook, set the tone. Each change is one chat turn.

04

Render and send

Export MP4 in 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16. Host it on a /watch page to link from the next issue, push to LinkedIn, or embed the player in the email body.

Output controls

Sensible defaults. Real controls when the issue earns them.

Section-aware scene breaks

Section headers and the lead-story split become real scene boundaries, not arbitrary seven-second chunks. A long essay section splits on natural paragraph beats.

Pick what makes the cut

A newsletter carries the lead story, two link roundups, and a sponsor blurb. Tell the agent to keep the lead and the top three links and drop the rest, so the video runs 60 to 90 seconds instead of six minutes.

Verbatim or rewritten script

Keep your exact wording when the voice is the draw, or let the agent rewrite dense paragraphs for spoken voiceover. Toggle per scene.

Voiceover that matches the newsletter's voice

Wry for a personal letter, brisk for an industry digest, measured for a research roundup. Pick a brand voice or clone your own from /app/settings/voice. TTS spoken narration only.

Burned-in captions

Auto-generated and styled per brand kit. The video reads in a muted LinkedIn feed or a silent inbox preview, which is where most subscribers first meet it.

Motion graphics for link lists and stats

Link roundups animate in as stacked cards. A stat from the issue lands as an emphasis frame. The subject line opens as a branded title card.

Brand kit applied per scene

Logo, palette, font stack, and approved phrases from /app/brand-kit show up on every card, so the video matches the publication's look the same way the email does.

Multi-format export from one issue

Render the same issue as a 9:16 vertical teaser for Reels, a 1:1 LinkedIn post, and a 16:9 hosted recap. One source, three cuts.

Use cases

Where the issue you already wrote turns into a video people watch.

Newsletter recap

A weekly issue as a 90-second watch

Turn this week's send into a short branded recap subscribers play instead of skim. Re-render every issue from the same template, no re-record cycle.

See use case
Email marketing

Email sends that open with motion

Drop a play-button thumbnail at the top of the send that links to the hosted recap. The same issue carries a captioned cut for the landing page and a vertical for social.

See use case
Growth marketing

Repurpose every issue into a campaign

One issue becomes a LinkedIn post, a Reels teaser, and a hosted recap in an afternoon. The newsletter backlog stops being a one-and-done send.

See use case
Product marketing

Turn the launch issue into a launch video

The issue announcing the new release becomes a branded launch video off the same copy, ready for the post and the changelog without a second production pass.

See use case
Changelog

Product newsletters as changelog videos

A monthly product update email becomes a changelog video, with motion graphics on the shipped UI and captions for the silent-autoplay crowd.

See use case
Feature announcement

The feature issue as an announcement clip

The section announcing a new capability becomes a standalone feature announcement video, lifted from the issue and re-cut for the in-app what's-new card.

See use case
Creator content

Creator issues as platform clips

A solo creator's weekly letter becomes TikTok, Reels, and Shorts cuts, each reframed and captioned, so the audience that never opens email still gets the issue.

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LinkedIn

Issues that earn a feed slot

A 9:16 recap of the issue posts natively to LinkedIn, where a captioned loop outperforms a link to the web archive nobody clicks.

See use case
Brand marketing

House newsletters as brand video

An internal or partner newsletter becomes a branded recap video for the company page, same wording, more reach, no agency project.

See use case

Tools that pair with this converter

Sharpen the source. Polish the output.

All ngram tools

Integrations

Triggers, not logos. Wire newsletter to video into the workflow you already run.

Every newsletter-to-video recipe ships ready to run. Start from one, or build your own editorial flow with the REST API and webhooks.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksBuild your own newsletter-to-video pipeline in about 30 lines of code.

How it compares

If you've been doing this another way.

Template makers drop your text onto stock clips section by section. Manual editing means rebuilding the issue scene by scene every week. ngram reads the issue's structure, writes the script, and builds a branded video you steer in plain language.

FeaturengramLumen5PictoryManual edit (Premiere or Canva)
Reads newsletter structure (subject, sections, lists)Yes, sections become scenes, link lists become sequencesSplits text onto template slidesSplits text into stock-footage scenesManual, depends on the editor
Rewrites the issue into a spoken scriptYes, verbatim or rewritten per sceneKeeps text on-screen, light editAuto-summarizes the textYou write it
Time from pasted issue to first cutMinutesTens of minutes of slide editingTens of minutes of scene reviewHours per issue
Re-render when the next issue shipsPaste the new issue, re-renderRebuild the projectRebuild the projectRe-edit from scratch
Brand kit across every issueWorkspace brand kit auto-appliedTemplate-level brandingTemplate-level brandingManual per project
Storyboard preview before renderFull scene plan, editable in chatEdit the timeline directlyEdit the storyboard gridEditor decides
Multi-format export16:9, 1:1, 9:16 from one issueFormat presetsFormat presetsManual reframe per format
API + agentic accessREST API, MCP server, webhooksPaid-tier APILimited APINone
Best whenYou want a branded, scripted video straight from the issue you already wroteYou want text-on-stock slides fastYou want auto-summarized stock-footage clipsYou have an editor and time per issue

FAQ

Common questions about newsletter to video

Paste the body of the issue into ngram. The agent reads the subject line, section headers, and link lists, rewrites the prose into a spoken script, and builds a scene-by-scene storyboard. Review the plan in chat, approve it, and ngram renders a branded MP4 with voiceover and captions.

Still curious?

Newsletter → Video

Ship the video version of the issue you already wrote.

Paste the newsletter, review the storyboard, and render a branded recap that gets watched on social and in the inbox.