URL to Video Converter turn a webpage into a new, editable video

Paste a public product page, landing page, doc, article, case study, help page, or release note. ngram reads the page, drafts the script and storyboard, and gives you a new video to review before export.

Input · URL to VideoReady

You can edit the brief before creating your video.

Use one public link that opens without signing in.

  • Accepted: Product pages
  • Accepted: Landing pages
  • Accepted: Docs
  • Accepted: Articles
  • Accepted: Case studies
  • Accepted: Pricing pages
  • Accepted: Help pages
  • Accepted: Release notes
  • Not supported: YouTube
  • Not supported: TikTok
  • Not supported: LinkedIn
  • Not supported: Instagram
  • Not supported: X / Twitter
  • Not supported: Facebook
  • Not supported: Vimeo

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How credits work

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How it works

Four steps from webpage to a new video.

The URL supplies source material for a new script and storyboard. It is not a hosted-video downloader or extraction tool.

01

Paste the URL

Paste a supported public webpage. ngram reads the page text and, when available, captures visual context. Navigation and unrelated page chrome are left out of the working source.

02

The agent rewrites the page as a video script

The agent turns the page's relevant claims, sections, and examples into a video script. Review the wording so the video stays accurate to the source.

03

Review the plan containing the script before render

Review each scene's script and visual direction before render. Remove stale sections, correct claims, and replace visuals that do not match the source.

04

Export the approved video

Render the reviewed project in the format and aspect ratio supported by the current export workflow and required by the destination.

Output controls

How ngram handles a source page.

Page-aware extraction

The URL field reads a public page. For a product workflow behind sign-in, open Studio and ask ngram to browse the site with you; take over for login when asked. Pasted text remains useful when the page cannot be read.

Section-aware trimming

Drop sections the video does not need without retyping the source. Review the generated script and storyboard to decide which page ideas deserve a scene.

AI visuals per scene

Use page meaning and approved source visuals to guide each scene. Review generated or captured visuals before publishing the video.

Brand Kit applied everywhere

Select your Brand Kit to use its logo, colors, fonts and motion direction. Choose a saved intro or outro slide when the video needs one; leave either Off for a direct opening or close.

Prepare each channel edit separately

Set the intended channel and aspect ratio for the URL-based video, then review the crop, caption placement, and CTA before exporting one MP4. Prepare another channel version as a separate edit.

Captions in your brand font

Generate captions from the approved script, apply the available Brand Kit styling, and review the wording and timing before export.

Voiceover from the current voice picker

Choose from the voices available in the current workflow, including a saved team voice when one has been created with consent.

Use content you are allowed to repurpose

Use your own page or material you have permission to turn into a video. Review source claims, screenshots, quotes, and brand assets before export.

Real product screens with browser handoff

Ask Studio to browse the product flow you want to show. Take over for sign-in when prompted, then choose Done to let ngram continue capturing the screens for the video.

Use cases

Webpages that can become useful videos.

LinkedIn distribution

Turn a product page into a launch or overview video

Use the page's approved positioning, product details, and visuals as source material for a new video that links back to the page.

See use case
Paid ad creative

Turn a landing page into a campaign video

Create a video draft from the landing page's current message, then review every claim before using it in paid or organic distribution.

See use case
Growth marketing

Turn a high-traffic article into a short explainer

Use an article's core argument and examples as the source for a shorter video without treating the URL as a hosted media file.

See use case
Customer story

Case study URLs become testimonial videos

Use an approved case study page to draft a customer-story video. Verify the quote, company name, metrics, and permissions before publishing.

See use case
Landing pages

Add a URL-summary video above the fold

Create a short companion video from the page's approved message, then embed or link it only after reviewing the final script and visuals.

See use case
Product marketing launch

Launch announcement URL becomes the launch video

Use the published release note or launch post as source material for a dated announcement video.

See use case
Explainer

Turn a how-to page into an explainer video

Turn a public help or how-to page into a step-led explainer, then verify that the product steps still match the live workflow.

See use case
Email and newsletter

Embed a URL-to-video summary in your newsletter

Create a short video companion for an article or release note and link viewers back to the original source.

See use case

Tools that pair with this converter

Sharpen the page before. Edit the video after.

All ngram tools

Integrations

Trigger url-to-video where your links already live.

Use URL-to-video on a supported public webpage first. Integration pages document how approved outputs can fit into broader workflows.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksCreate a self-service API key in Account & Settings → API Keys for supported URL-to-video jobs. Interactive browser handoff belongs in an attended Studio chat.

Common questions about converting URL to video

What is URL to video?

URL to video turns the useful content on a webpage into a new video draft. Paste a supported page, review the generated script and storyboard, correct the visuals and claims, and export the approved result.

Which webpage sources work best?

Public product pages, landing pages, docs, articles, case studies, pricing pages, help pages, and release notes with clear text structure work best.

Does ngram use page screenshots or only the text?

ngram reads the useful page text and can use available visual context from a public page. Review captured or generated visuals before publishing, and replace anything stale, incomplete, or not approved for reuse.

Can this download a video from YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, or Instagram?

No. This workflow creates a new video from webpage content. It does not download, extract, or copy video hosted on social or streaming platforms.

What if the page requires login, blocks extraction, or is mostly JavaScript?

In an attended Studio chat with a director that supports browsing, ask ngram to visit the site and show the exact workflow. Watch Live Preview, sign in directly in the browser when control is handed to you, then choose Done so ngram can continue. You can also upload a recording or paste approved page text.

What should I review before export?

Check the script against the source, verify product and pricing claims, confirm quotes and permissions, replace stale screenshots, review every generated visual, and make sure the CTA points to the intended page.

How is URL to video different from blog to video or docs to video?

URL to video is the general webpage workflow. Blog to video is tuned for editorial posts, while docs to video is tuned for documentation structure. Each creates a new video rather than downloading hosted media.

Can I apply my brand to the new video?

Yes. Use the current Brand Kit controls available in the video workflow, then review logos, colors, fonts, captions, and the final CTA before export.

Which formats and aspect ratios can I export?

Use the format and aspect-ratio options shown by the current export workflow. This page does not promise plan-specific resolution, a fixed set of simultaneous outputs, or a particular render time.

Can I automate URL-to-video?

Use the current Zapier, n8n, MCP, Chrome Extension, or publishing integration documentation to confirm the exact handoff your workspace supports. Review the generated script and storyboard before an automated output is published.

Who should own the source URL?

Use your own page or content you have permission to repurpose. Agencies should confirm client approval for page text, screenshots, quotes, results, and brand assets.

URL → Video

Turn a useful webpage into a new video.

Paste a product page, doc, article, case study, help page, or release note, then review the plan containing the script before export.