An AI video generator for marketing that ships twelve campaigns in the time the agency quotes one

Drop a campaign brief, blog post, or product URL into an AI video generator for marketing teams. Get back an on-brand video planned for the audience and channel you choose, ready to review and edit before MP4 export.

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“The content calendar has twelve videos this quarter. The budget approved two.”

  1. Monday 9:00am

    Standup. Product shipped a feature on Friday. Sales needs a one-minute demo for outbound, paid wants a fifteen-second hook for Meta, and the landing page is naked. The roadmap says all three by Thursday.

  2. Monday 11:30am

    Email the agency for a quote. Forty-five hundred per video, four-week turnaround, three revision rounds. The campaign window closes in eight days. The math does not survive contact with the calendar.

  3. Tuesday 10:00am

    Open Premiere Pro. Drag in the product screen recording. Spend an hour trimming dead air. Spend another hour debugging why the captions are drifting half a second behind the audio track on every export.

  4. Tuesday 4:00pm

    Six hours in. The pacing still feels off, the brand colors are slightly wrong because Premiere does not load your brand kit, and the CEO walks by, watches ten seconds, and asks if it can look more professional.

  5. Thursday 5:00pm

    One video out the door. The hook ad and the landing page hero never got made. Ship the launch with a static image and a text post. The competitor running paid against the same keyword ships three video variants the same week.

  6. +30 days

    Quarterly review. The launch underperformed on every channel where video would have carried the hook. Marketing gets asked why. The honest answer is that production capacity ran out on day two.

30%

of marketers cite lack of time — not lack of ideas or strategy — as their single biggest blocker on shipping more video. The bottleneck is production, not creativity.

“And the agency invoice for those two would already cover the whole pipeline if we could just produce them in-house.”

From "we'll do video next quarter" to "we shipped three this week"

The old way
Before ngram
The ngram way
After ngram

Every campaign needs a vendor email, a scope doc, and a three-step approval chain before anyone hits record. By the time the freelancer says yes, the strategy is two iterations old and the launch window has already partially closed on the channel that mattered most.

Paste the campaign brief into ngram. Twenty minutes later you have a launch video, an ad cutdown, and a landing-page hero — all on-brand, all rendered. The agency email never gets sent because the work is already published on the channel the brief named.

You either lose the evening to Premiere keyboard shortcuts or you ship a stock-image post and hope the algorithm forgives the lack of motion. Either way, your competitor running video against the same audience this week wins the impression share by Thursday.

Run a launch film, four short-form social cuts, and a paid hook from the same source recording. Ship the winner the same afternoon. The brand kit propagates automatically so every cut reads as one production team's work, not a freelancer marketplace's.

When the product team ships an update on Friday, every video that referenced the old UI is wrong on Monday. Re-briefing the freelancer takes a week of email volleys. The library quietly goes stale and nobody on the team has bandwidth to refresh it.

Friday's UI change triggers a five-minute re-render of just the scenes that touched the new screens. The launch video, the ad, and the landing hero all stay current through every sprint. The library compounds in value instead of decaying with every release.

Time to first video
Under 20 min
was: 2-4 weeks (agency) · 6+ hrs (DIY)
Cost per video
$0 extra
was: $1,500-$7,000 / finished video
Variants per campaign
As many as you ship
was: 2-4 (budget-limited)
Brand consistency
Automatic
was: Manual review each round

Marketing videos from whatever the brief includes

Bring the campaign brief you already wrote or the screen recording the PM already shipped. ngram turns either into a marketing video ready to publish to the channel the brief named.

1Path oneMost popular
Paste the brief or campaign URL
PRD · blog · landing page

Start from a campaign brief or URL

Paste the brief, the landing page, the feature doc, or the blog post the campaign is built around. ngram writes a script tuned to the audience and channel, plans the visual flow, and assembles the cut with motion graphics, voiceover, and the brand kit. You approve the storyboard before render.

URL to Video
2Path two
Drop a screen recording
.mp4 · .mov · 8:30

Or start from a product walkthrough

Drop the rough screen recording the PM already made. ngram trims dead air, adds smart zooms, and applies branded captions and callouts before you review the finished MP4.

Screen Recording to Video
ngram

One on-brand marketing video, ready for every channel

Looks intentional. Reads as planned. Ships at the speed the campaign actually needed.

brand kitMP4 exportmotion graphics

Starting from a deck or a PDF instead? Run it through PPT to Video or PDF to Video first — the polish step the marketing team approves is identical downstream.

What changes when marketing video ships at writing speed

Every campaign gets the video it deserves

Top benefit

Twenty minutes per video, not twenty days. The launch gets a launch film. Paid gets a hook. Sales gets a tailored walkthrough. The landing page gets a hero loop. The pipeline stays full because no asset is missing on day one.

91%

of businesses already use video in marketing per Wyzowl's 2025 State of Video Marketing — the gap between leaders and laggards is no longer whether you ship video but how many variants you can produce per cycle.

Personalize without multiplying work

Produce a developer-facing explainer and an executive-facing overview from the same source assets. Same campaign brief, different framing, no second creative sprint per persona.

Every video stays on-brand

The brand kit propagates automatically through logo, fonts, colors, intro, and outro. No revision cycles over typography. No rogue freelancer interpretations of the visual identity.

Campaign brief → published video in 3 steps

1

Drop in your marketing assets

30 seconds

Paste a campaign brief, product URL, blog post, or upload a screen recording. ngram works with whatever the campaign actually has on hand — polished or rough, written or recorded.

2

Review the AI-generated video

2 minutes

ngram writes the script, generates visuals, adds AI voiceover and captions, and applies your brand kit. Scrub the storyboard and tweak any scene that needs a different angle or hook before render.

3

Export for every channel

instant

Choose the destination and framing for this version before the edit, review its captions and motion, then download the finished MP4. Create differently framed channel versions as separate edits.

Built for the job

Built for marketing video, specifically

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Starting from something else?

You don't need a recording to make a marketing video.

Bring whatever the campaign brief already produced. Each converter drops you into the same script-generation, brand-kit, and finished-video-export pipeline the screen-recording flow uses.

The rest of the toolkit

Every tool the marketing pipeline runs on.

All ngram tools

The old way vs. the ngram way

Template Tools (Canva, InVideo)Agency / Freelancerngram
Time to first marketing video2-4 hours2-6 weeksUnder 20 minutes
Cost per video$20-50/mo + your time$1,500-$7,000 per cutIncluded in plan
Videos per campaign4-8 (time-limited)1-2 (budget-limited)As many as ship
Output deliveryManual resize per platformExtra fees per formatMP4; optional container conversion
On-brand consistencyTemplate-bound, not brand-boundVaries by freelancerAuto brand-kit per render
Integrations

Wire marketing videos into the campaign stack you already run.

Each integration ships with a working template. Trigger a polished marketing video from a CRM stage, a CMS update, or a chat agent — or build your own with the REST API.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksBuild your own integration in ~30 lines.

Will it work for my situation?

How do I make marketing videos with AI?

Start with what you already have for the campaign: a product URL, blog post, campaign brief, or a screen recording. Drop it into an ai video generator for marketing like ngram, describe the audience and channel, and ngram writes the script, plans the visuals, and generates a complete video with motion graphics, voiceover, and captions. You review the storyboard in plain language — not in an editing timeline. Most marketing teams go from raw input to published video in under twenty minutes.

What is the best AI video generator for marketing?

Depends on the brief. Template-based tools like InVideo and Canva work for quick social clips but cap creative control at whatever fits the template. Avatar-first platforms like Synthesia suit talking-head formats but don't handle screen recordings or product demos well. ngram is built for the full range of marketing video types — launch films, ad creative, explainers, walkthroughs, social cuts — all from existing campaign assets, with brand-kit propagation and MP4 export. Read the ad creative video deep-dive for the paid-media-specific workflow.

Will AI-generated marketing videos look professional enough for our brand?

Yes. ngram produces broadcast-quality output with smooth transitions, professional typography, and polished motion graphics. Every video uses your brand kit automatically — logo, fonts, colors, intro, and outro — so the result looks intentional, not templated. Teams regularly tell us their ngram marketing videos look better than what agencies delivered at multi-thousand-dollar rates.

Can ngram handle different formats for different marketing channels?

ngram plans a video for the audience and channel you choose. Additional audience- or channel-specific videos are separate edits, each downloaded as MP4; the separate converter changes the file container but does not reframe the video.

How is ngram different from template-based tools like Canva or InVideo?

Template tools give you a layout and expect you to fill in the blanks — you still decide structure, write the script, source visuals, and assemble. ngram starts from intent: who the marketing video is for, what it should accomplish, and where it's going. ngram generates the script, plans the narrative, and builds the visuals around the message. The result isn't a filled-in template; it's a campaign-specific video planned and produced for the brief you actually wrote.

Your next marketing video is twenty minutes away

Stop choosing between quality and speed. Stop waiting on agency calendars. Start shipping the marketing videos the brand actually needs, at the pace the audience already expects from your competitors.