Make a branded launch video with a presenter
A marketer gives Claude the Tidepath launch brief, chooses Talia and a caption style, checks the credit estimate and reviews the plan. Watch how the brand and presenter choices appear in the preview.
Connect ngram to your AI assistant. Start with a brief or a public page, check the credit estimate, and review the result before you share it.
Connect a client that supports remote HTTP MCP. Create, preview, revise and export videos.
https://mcp.ngram.comAdd this URL as a remote MCP server. If your client supports OAuth, sign in to ngram when it prompts you.
Set up a remote clientUse a key if your client accepts bearer tokens and has no sign-in flow. Creating videos with a key requires a paid ngram plan and available credits.
Get an API keyCreate and revise videos, review the preview and request an MP4.
https://mcp.ngram.com/claudeIn Claude, add the URL as a custom connector, then sign in with your ngram account.
Set up ClaudeCreate a narrated explanation from a concept, text or a public page. Check progress or cancel from chat.
https://mcp.ngram.com/openaiUse ChatGPT on the web in an eligible workspace with custom app creation enabled, then sign in with ngram.
Set up ChatGPTUse the ngram plugin in Cursor to turn a brief, release note or public page into a video.
https://mcp.ngram.comInstall the ngram plugin in Cursor and sign in with your ngram account.
Set up CursorUse this path in Claude, Cursor or a compatible remote client after you connect.
Share a brief or a public URL. Say who the video is for and what it should explain.
Review the model, estimated duration and credit cost before you confirm creation.
Play it in chat when supported, or open the project in ngram. Ask for a revision if needed.
Once you’re happy with the preview, ask for an MP4 export and download the finished file.
Using ChatGPT? Create a narrated explanation and check its progress in chat. See the ChatGPT workflow.
Follow the illustrated setup in Claude or ChatGPT, from adding the connector to signing in.
A marketer gives Claude the Tidepath launch brief, chooses Talia and a caption style, checks the credit estimate and reviews the plan. Watch how the brand and presenter choices appear in the preview.
The author attaches a Tidepath screen recording, chooses Dev as presenter and shortens the requested duration. The preview combines the original task-board walkthrough with a presenter inset.
The reviewer points to 0:08, asks for coral title text, enlarges the closing call to action and adds captions. Compare the original and revised Tidepath previews in the same conversation.
Claude’s /claude endpoint and the developer root endpoint offer the full toolset. In a compatible client you can bring source files into a project, browse creative options and request changes.
Use the connector’s sign-in flow to link your ngram account. For a client that sends bearer headers, API-key video creation requires a paid plan and credits.
The /openai endpoint has three actions. Create a narrated 16:9 explanation from a concept, text or public HTTPS page, check progress or cancel a running job. Its presentation settings are fixed.
Follow the project in ngram if your client cannot display its inline preview. Use the full profile to export the current version at a resolution available on your plan.
Use MCP when an assistant already has the brief and a person can check the output. For a recurring unattended job triggered by a release or a form submission, choose an event-driven integration.
Give the assistant the approved rationale and ask for an explanation that answers one question. If the teammate only needs a date or a policy quote, send the original text.
See the explainer playbookGive Claude the release note and a recording of the changed interaction. Ask it to show the old obstacle, the new action and the result. Check the preview against the shipped interface.
See the changelog playbookUse a recording from a safe demo account to show the clicks that customers tend to miss. Keep the exact command or setting in the article so readers can copy it.
See the help center playbookUse your existing assistant or connect a remote HTTP MCP client. Available actions and inline playback depend on the client.
These features apply to the project in ngram. The full Claude and developer profiles expose creative controls that the fixed ChatGPT explanation preset does not offer.
Scene-matched graphics in 30+ styles, generated from the prompt the agent passed in.
Explore featureA choice of voices in multiple languages, auto-synced to the generated timeline.
See featureBuild a script from a brief, supplied text or a public source page. Review the script against your original source.
See featurengram selects background music from its hosted library to match the video's tone and pacing. In Edit > Music, you can browse, swap, and adjust the track volume.
See featureAuto-animated text, transitions and charts. Zero timeline work for the agent.
See featureBurned-in or .srt captions, frame-accurate and editable by humans after the agent hands off.
See featureHave the agent select the intended Brand Kit for the video’s logo, colors, fonts and tone. Saved intro/outro slides are chosen separately in ngram’s creation flow.
See featureTranslate scripts, captions, on-screen text, and voiceover before the finished video moves through this integration.
See featureChoose a source by what the viewer needs to learn. These guides cover ngram’s conversion workflows, including options you can use directly in Studio.
Use these Studio tools for a separate creation or editing task. The tools available directly in your assistant depend on its MCP profile.
Start with a brief you can check against a trusted source. Let the intended viewer’s next action guide what you include.
Pair an API change with a short recorded example that another developer can reproduce.
Give the assistant approved release notes and specify which user action changed.
Turn the part of an investor update that benefits from a demonstration into a short video.
Create a handoff walkthrough from approved onboarding material for the account owner to review.
Use an article and a safe recording to show the step customers miss, then review it before sending the ticket reply.
Give Claude the launch brief, brand direction and viewer’s next step.
Choose the integration that matches where a request originates or where the finished video needs to go.
Explain an approved concept or passage using the custom connection in an eligible ChatGPT workspace.
Create from ChatGPTStart from an approved change summary in Cursor using its local video creation skill.
Explore the Cursor pluginStart from an open webpage using the Chrome extension.
Explore Chrome Extension integrationStart a video from a supported Zapier trigger.
Explore Zapier integrationMake is marked Coming Soon in Studio. Use the MCP setup guide for an available connection.
See Make.com statusBuild an n8n workflow around ngram’s API.
Explore n8n integrationCompose and publish an agent-rendered video to LinkedIn from its supported calendar workflow.
Explore LinkedIn integrationCompose and publish an agent-rendered video to X from its supported calendar workflow.
Explore X (Twitter) integrationConnect YouTube to compose and publish an agent-rendered video from the content calendar.
Explore YouTube integrationngram MCP you are here | REST API raw HTTP | HTTP webhook event hook | Zapier automation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who triggers it | An AI agent in chat | Your application code | An upstream event in another system | An automated multi-step Zap |
| Where you review the request | In the assistant conversation | In your application | In the upstream system | In the Zap configuration |
| What you configure | A client-specific MCP endpoint | An HTTP request and credential | An event and receiving endpoint | A trigger and action fields |
| Best for | Chat-driven agents and copilots | Embedding ngram inside your product | Reacting to upstream system events | No-code multi-step pipelines |
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Choose the setup instructions for your client, sign in and try a brief with a clear audience and a source you can review.