Script to video: keep the lines you wrote, ship a branded video

Paste a finished video script, the one with scenes, narration lines, and a voiceover column already written. ngram holds your wording, builds a storyboard you can edit in plain language, and renders a branded video without rewriting your script out from under you.

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How it works

Four steps from a written script to a video that keeps your words.

You already did the hard part. The script has the hook, the scenes, and the lines you want said. ngram reads that structure instead of overwriting it, so the storyboard you review is your script, mapped to scenes you can argue with before render.

01

Paste the script or drop a URL

A finished video script with scene breaks, narration lines, and voiceover copy. Up to 10,000 words. If the script lives on a published doc, paste the link instead and ngram fetches the body with Firecrawl.

02

The agent maps your script to scenes

ngram reads your scene headers and narration as the storyboard's spine. Each line of script becomes a scene with visual direction and timing. It paces for video without rewriting your lines, so the words you approved are the words on screen.

03

Review the storyboard before render

Every scene shows the script line, the visual direction, and the duration. Reorder a scene, swap a visual, tighten a line, or ask for a 60-second cut in plain language, and the change flows back into the script you started with.

04

Export in three ratios

One render produces 16:9 for the website and embeds, 1:1 for the feed, and 9:16 for vertical channels. Voiceover reads your script line for line, captions burned in, Brand Kit applied.

Output controls

Your script is the source. Real knobs when a scene needs them.

Script fidelity, not a rewrite

The narration the video speaks is the script you pasted, line for line. ngram maps your lines to scenes and paces them for video, but it does not paraphrase your wording away. Edit a line in the storyboard and that scene re-renders with your new words.

Scene mapping from your structure

Scene headers, numbered shots, and a voiceover column all map straight onto the storyboard. A two-column script (visual | narration) lines up scene-for-scene; a prose script gets chunked at its natural beats. Either way the scene order is yours.

AI Visuals per scene

Each scene gets a brand-matched image or short generative clip tied to what that line of script is saying. No keyword-matched stock footage that fights the tone you wrote into the script.

Brand Kit on every frame

Logo, fonts, colors, motion style, intro and outro pulled from your saved Brand Kit. The tenth script you convert looks as on-brand as the first.

Voiceover that reads your lines

The narration column of your script is read by a default ngram voice, your cloned founder voice, or a multilingual ElevenLabs voice. Pace and emphasis follow the lines you approved in the storyboard.

Captions from the script text

Auto-generated captions burned into every export, styled with the Brand Kit's caption preset and drawn from your script lines. Change a word in a scene and the caption for that scene re-renders to match.

Three ratios in one render

16:9 for the site and embeds, 1:1 for the feed, 9:16 for vertical channels. Smart reframing keeps headlines and key lines on-screen across every aspect ratio from a single render.

Data handling for your team

Your pasted scripts, fetched URLs, and uploaded drafts live in your workspace, and you can delete your account and trigger a full data purge from Settings. Talk to sales about security, access controls, and data handling for your team.

Use cases

Eight kinds of script that earn a video the day you finish writing them.

Explainer video

Turn a finished explainer script into a video

Your explainer script already has the hook, the steps, and the payoff. Paste it and ngram maps each line to a scene, so the explainer ships the same day the script is signed off.

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Training video

Convert a training script scene-by-scene

Onboarding and enablement scripts are written as numbered steps for a reason. ngram keeps that order, narrates each step in your wording, and exports a training video your team actually finishes.

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Product launches

Ship the launch script as a launch video

The launch script you wrote for the announcement is the script for the video too. Convert it into a branded launch video in 60 to 90 seconds, then publish across the channels you ship in.

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Paid ad creative

Run your ad script as video creative

Paste the ad script you tested in copy, keep the hook word for word, and let ngram build the visuals around it. Ship three ratios into the ad accounts the same afternoon.

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Sales prospecting

Send a scripted pitch as a short video

A rep writes a tight 30-second pitch script for a named account. ngram turns it into a branded clip that reads the script line for line, ready to drop into the outbound email.

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LinkedIn distribution

Post a written script as a LinkedIn video

Wrote the post as a script with beats and a closing line? Render the 1:1 cut that speaks those beats and ride the reach LinkedIn gives native video, no editor in the loop.

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Social distribution

Batch short scripts into social clips

A folder of 30-second scripts becomes a folder of branded clips. Paste each script, keep its lines, get a vertical clip back without rewriting a single word.

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Creator content

Turn a YouTube script into a finished video

The video script you outlined for the channel becomes the storyboard. ngram holds your sections and narration, so the cut matches the script you planned the episode around.

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Tools that pair with this converter

Tighten the script before. Edit the video after.

All ngram tools

Built for teams

Teams who write a script and need it as video the same week.

All solutions

Integrations

Trigger script to video where your scripts already get written.

Wire the converter into your docs, your CRM, your agent stack, or your publishing tools. Every integration ships with a working script-to-video recipe you can fork.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksProgrammatic script-to-video runs in ~20 lines against the REST API.

How it compares

If you've been using something else to turn a script into video.

Synthesia centers the avatar and treats your script as speech for it. Pictory and Lumen5 match each line to a stock-clip library, scene by scene. ngram reads the scene structure you wrote, builds a storyboard you can argue with before render, and keeps your narration intact, so the video reads like the script you signed off, not a template's interpretation of it.

FeaturengramSynthesiaPictoryLumen5
How your script is readScene structure + lines preserved. Your narration becomes the storyboard spine.Treated as avatar speech scriptLine-by-line over stock clipsLine-by-line over stock clips
Storyboard review before renderFull scene-by-scene plan from your script, editable in plain languageScene list, limited script editingScene cards, limited script editsInline timeline, no script-level review
Visual generationAI Visuals matched to each script line per Brand Kit styleAvatar over template backgroundsStock-library matchingStock-library matching
Brand applicationBrand Kit (logo, fonts, colors, motion, outro) on every sceneTemplate-based, limited per-scene controlBrand presets, limited per-scene controlTemplate-based, limited per-scene control
Aspect ratios per render16:9, 1:1, 9:16 from one renderOne ratio per renderOne ratio per renderOne ratio per render
VoiceoverReads your script lines via ElevenLabs voices or a cloned voice, any supported languageAvatar voice libraryLimited TTS voicesLimited TTS voices
Persona / channel variantsRegenerate a CFO, RevOps, or developer cut from the same scriptManual reworkManual reworkManual rework
Source script controlYour script stays in your workspace, with account-level data purge from SettingsIndefinite retentionIndefinite retentionIndefinite retention
API + agentic accessREST, MCP server, Zapier, n8n, MakeAPI availableLimited APIAPI available

FAQ

Common questions about script to video

Paste a finished video script up to 10,000 words. The agent reads your scene headers and narration lines, maps each line to a scene with visual direction and timing, and builds a storyboard. You review and edit the storyboard in plain language, then export in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16. Your wording carries through the whole flow.

Still curious?

Script → Video

Ready to turn your finished script into a branded video?

Paste the script, review the storyboard, export in three ratios. The lines stay yours from paste to publish.