Design, edit, save and select a slide
This walkthrough shows reusable slide creation in Brand Kit and the explicit selection for a new video.
Brand Kit gives a workspace one reusable source for its logo, colors, fonts, motion, image and screenshot styles, voice and tone preferences, CTAs, example assets, and phrase guardrails—then applies that direction when ngram generates a video.
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A video combines copy, captions, motion, visuals, and a closing message. When the relevant brand choices are scattered across files and briefs, each new project starts with the same translation work.
Logo use, colors, fonts, motion, and screenshot treatment can be lost between a source brief and a finished scene.
A team may know which phrases fit its voice and which do not, but those guardrails are easy to omit from a fresh prompt.
Without workspace-level direction, teammates repeat setup work and outputs can drift even when they begin with similar material.
Brand Kit puts the visual source and phrase guardrails where a new ngram project begins.
Set up a workspace brand kit manually, or generate a visual direction from a website URL or sample images. ngram uses the selected kit to shape the project’s visual treatment and validates generated content against its phrase guardrails.

A selected kit gives generation the same visual and language context from the start.
Store logos, colors, fonts, visual direction and reusable intro/outro slide designs together. Create slides with AI or templates, edit the design and save it in the kit.
Add voice and tone preferences alongside approved and blocked phrases; the agentic generation flow checks generated content against those phrase lists.
Select the brand kit in the start wizard, then let that chosen direction inform the generated video’s scenes, captions, graphics, and branded intro or outro.
Brand Kit is a workspace setting for the elements that make a video recognizable before a viewer reads the first line.
Keep the logo, colors, fonts, motion style, image style, screenshot style, CTAs, and example assets together instead of restating them in every prompt.
Set the voice and tone direction, then define approved phrases and blocked phrases for generation to validate against.
Use a website URL or a few sample images to generate a starting palette, motion style, and image style, then refine the kit in the workspace.
Select the same Brand Kit when later videos need the same approved identity, visual direction, and phrase guardrails.
This walkthrough shows reusable slide creation in Brand Kit and the explicit selection for a new video.
The practical workflow is simple: establish the kit, set the voice and phrase guardrails, then choose it for the project before ngram generates the video.

At /app/brand-kit, set up the workspace source or use the brand style generator with a website URL or sample images. Select the right kit in the start wizard before generation.
Set voice and tone preferences, approved phrases, blocked phrases, CTAs, and example assets that should guide the new project.
ngram applies the selected kit to the generated video; the agentic flow validates generated content against the kit’s approved and blocked phrases.
Use Brand Kit when the source material and audience change, but the video still needs to begin from the same workspace direction.
Apply the chosen brand kit before turning launch inputs into a product-marketing video, so the project starts with its logo, styles, and copy guardrails in context.
Use screenshot style, typography, and motion direction as the product demo turns real interface images or a recording into scenes and callouts.
Start an agency deliverable with the selected workspace kit rather than rebuilding the visual and phrase direction alongside every client brief.
Use the same workspace direction when marketing teams turn a campaign source into a video for LinkedIn or another social channel.
These workflows begin with different source material and audiences. Brand Kit gives each project a selected visual direction and phrase boundary before generation.
A brand video maker for marketing teams whose quarterly video budget covers three agency projects and nothing else. Drop in product footage, a positioning doc, or a brand-style URL. Get back a polished marketing brand video locked to your brand kit in under an hour.
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Drop in a rough screen recording or paste your product URL. A product demo video maker built for SaaS hands you back a clean walkthrough with smart zooms, captions, and brand polish — no timeline editor in sight.
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A LinkedIn video maker built for founders, marketers, and operators who keep meaning to post. Drop in a rough selfie clip or a blog post you already published. Get back a captioned, branded LinkedIn video sized 4:5 for the feed in about fifteen minutes.
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This is a workflow comparison, not a claim about a particular competitor. The distinction is whether brand direction lives in the ngram workspace before generation begins.
| Capability | ngram Brand Kit | Manual brand handoff |
|---|---|---|
| Brand source | ● Workspace kit with visual settings | Files and project briefs |
| Phrase guardrails | ● Approved and blocked phrase lists | Instructions supplied per project |
| Project start | ● Kit selected in the start wizard | Direction assembled for each brief |
| Video generation | ● Selected direction applied during generation | Creator interprets supplied guidance |
A selected Brand Kit supplies direction; these adjacent features turn source material into the script, visual treatment, and motion a finished business video needs.
Turn a prompt, URL, document, screenshot, or recording into a video script and storyboard while the selected Brand Kit supplies the voice and phrase context.
Create scene imagery and reference-led visual fills that can follow the image style and visual treatment established in a Brand Kit.
Use branded overlays, lower-thirds, callouts, and transitions that build on the motion and typography direction stored in the selected kit.
Create editable opening and closing designs, save them in your Brand Kit and choose the slides that fit each video.
Use a converter to turn the input your team already maintains into a video project, then select the Brand Kit that should guide its scenes and copy.
Turn a product page, landing page, article, doc, or release note into a video project, then select the kit that should shape its output.
Use real product screenshots as the source for a walkthrough, with Brand Kit providing the screenshot treatment, typography, and motion context.
Start with API steps, READMEs, or product documentation, then apply the kit’s visual direction and tone to the technical walkthrough.
Animate a JPG, PNG, or WebP into an editable video while the selected kit guides the surrounding visual treatment, captions, and voiceover.
Use these focused tools when a branded project needs a scene image, on-screen callout, captions, or a dedicated brand-video starting point.
Generate or refine scene art, product cards, and thumbnails in Image Lab with the brand applied, then carry the asset into a video project.
Add product callouts, titles, and lower-thirds while keeping text treatment connected to the same editable ngram project.
Generate and edit captions for demos, tutorials, and campaign cuts, then style the lines for the brand before exporting.
Start a branded video from a prompt, approved image, PDF, product page, website, or source URL, then refine it in ngram.
Use the Zapier integration when a source event should start an ngram video job, and pick the Brand Kit in the Create Video step so the video starts from it.
An automation can select one of your existing Brand Kits for a new video. Create and edit kits in ngram.
Explore integrationsSet the kit once, select it in the start wizard, and let ngram carry that direction into the video generation workflow.
Workspace visual direction, tone preferences, and phrase guardrails.