ngram. Your ideas, in video.
Describe the story you want to tell. The new ngram turns your brief into a video, with a visual direction shaped around your message.
- Make a launch video from your brief
- Explain a process with motion and diagrams
- Download a finished MP4 to use in your work
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You have the message. Now it needs a video.
The launch is written up. The process is documented. Turning that information into a video still means deciding what to show and putting the scenes together.
A launch needs more than release notes
You need a story that shows why the new product matters and gives people a reason to try it.
Some ideas need a visual explanation
A diagram in motion can show a sequence or a relationship that takes paragraphs to describe.
Production asks for a different set of skills
Writing the message is one job. Building visuals and timing the scenes adds another job to the list.
Describe the video and bring the source material. ngram develops the script and produces the video from the plan you approve.
Give your message a visual story.
Start with the audience and what you want them to understand. ngram develops a script and production plan, then creates the video after you approve the direction.
Your brief becomes the starting point for the whole video.
Bring the substance
Describe the video and add sources for the facts or assets it should use. A product launch and a training lesson can start with very different material.
Choose the direction
ngram proposes the script and how to bring it to the screen. Read the plan, adjust it if needed, and approve it to start production.
Get a video you can use
Watch the finished sequence and download the MP4 for your chosen destination. If you want an adjustment, describe it in the same conversation.
Different messages. Different kinds of video.
These examples include animated launch films, a classroom explainer, and illustrated operational workflows. Use the brief to describe the treatment your story needs.
Give a new idea its first showing
The 20-second launch example uses moving typography and recurring shapes to introduce one promise and close with an invitation.
Show how something works
The plant-stem example moves from a classroom into a labeled diagram. Changes in scale help explain details the viewer cannot see from the wider view.
Make a sequence easy to follow
The warehouse example follows stock through receiving with recurring boxes and labels. The alarm explainer uses hand-drawn characters to show an escalation.
Start with the approach you have in mind
Describe the intended audience and visual style in your brief. ngram proposes a production plan for that video, with changes available in chat when you need them.
Create your first video in ngram
Sign in and open Home. Add your brief and sources, then choose the duration and format for your video.
Give ngram the brief
Describe the audience, message, and desired action. Use Add files for your source material, review the composer settings, and choose Create video.
Review and approve the plan
Read Script and Production details. Choose Request changes to revise the direction or Approve plan to begin production.
Watch your video
Play the preview to see the story take shape. If you want an adjustment, use chat or Make changes to describe it. Revisions can consume credits.
Download the MP4
Download the video for use on your chosen channel. If Preparing download appears, let the final MP4 finish rendering.
What will you make with ngram?
Start with a real communication job: introduce a product, teach a process, or help a customer get started.
Product marketing
Turn the message behind a new feature into a launch film. Use a brief built around the viewer's problem and the product's answer.
Training teams
Explain a procedure with a sequence people can follow. Supply the actual steps and ask for visual labels that make each stage clear.
Customer success
Turn a recurring customer question into a focused explainer. Describe the task and give ngram the product information a first-time user needs.
Choose the job for your next video
Find a starting brief for the video you need, then open Home to create it.
Feature Announcement Video
Paste your release notes, the PRD, or the product URL. Get back a polished feature announcement video with motion graphics, captions, and your brand kit — ready to ship the same sprint the feature does.
Product Demo Video
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.
Training Video
Turn your SOPs, screen recordings, and process docs into a corporate training video in under thirty minutes. Smart zooms on every click, step labels on every menu, captions burned in, branded intro applied — ramp new hires faster without booking a video team.
Customer Onboarding Video
Turn help docs or a screen recording of the setup flow into a polished customer onboarding video new accounts actually finish. Reach first-value the same day, not the following week, without booking another live kickoff call.
Explainer Video
Turn the material you already have into a video your audience can follow. Use an explainer video maker for lessons, product stories, and the explanations your team needs to keep current.
Product Launch Video Maker
Turn the feature PRD, the screenshots, or a rough screen recording into a launch-ready video. A product launch video maker built for SaaS hands you back motion graphics, captions, brand polish, and a reviewed edit for each channel you need, without an agency invoice or a missed release window.
How ngram changes the production workflow
ngram produces a video from your brief and an approved plan. In a manual workflow, you write the script and assemble the scenes yourself.
| Capability | ngram | Manual production |
|---|---|---|
| Develop the story | ● Get a proposed script and production plan from your brief | Write a script and prepare a production plan |
| Make the first cut | ● Approve the plan and let ngram produce the video | Assemble and time the visuals and sound |
| Request a revision | ● Describe the change in chat or pin it with Make changes | Translate review notes into edits in your editor |
Understand the pieces behind a finished video
Explore the script, animation and editing tools that help you shape your video.
Shape the message before the visuals
See how a brief and source material become the words that carry a video, before ngram brings the story to the screen.
Use motion to explain a point
See how animated text and visual emphasis can support the message you describe in a brief.
Choose the editing workflow that fits
Request revisions through chat or Make changes. Name the scene, describe the change, and review the next output.
Turn your source material into an explainer
Turn research papers, slides, documentation, and other source material into explainers, with a choice of explanation depth and a continuous initial creation flow.
Start with the information you already have
Start with the material you already have. These guides explain how to turn common source types into a video.
Brief or script to Video
Give ngram the message in your own words. Include the audience and the action the video should invite.
PDF to Video
Start with a document that contains the facts, and identify which sections matter to the intended viewer.
Webpage to Video
Start with information from a public page and identify the story you want the video to tell.
Presentation to Video
Explore the presentation workflow when a deck supplies the story. Its available controls depend on the Studio experience.
Prepare a finished file for its destination
Use these tools to prepare an exported video for its destination.
Make the delivery file smaller
Compress an exported MP4 when the destination has an upload limit, then check that small text stays readable.
Caption an existing file
Use the separate subtitle workflow for a downloaded file when it needs captions for its audience.
Reuse a moment as a GIF
Turn a useful moment from the exported video into a loop for release notes or a help article.
Work directly on an exported clip
Open an exported MP4 in the video editor when you need manual controls.
Use a webpage as your starting context
Start a webpage brief with the Chrome extension, then continue in ngram.
Read the integration guide for setup instructions and supported actions.
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