HR Employee Onboarding Video

Onboarding videos that new hires actually remember

New hires forget 90% of orientation by end of day one. Create engaging onboarding videos they can rewatch, absorb at their pace, and reference months later. Companies with strong video onboarding see 82% higher retention.

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"We onboard 30 people a month. Every single one gets a different experience."

You're an HR manager at a growing company.
Every Monday brings new hires who need the same orientation: company policies, benefits enrollment, tool setup, security training, culture introduction.
But the quality of that experience depends entirely on who delivers it, which office they're in, and how busy the team is that week.

The workflow: pull together a slide deck, book a conference room or Zoom, and talk for three hours.
New hires scribble notes while processing everything from parking passes to health insurance.
By lunch, the information is already leaking.
By Friday, they remember maybe 10%.

Different experience every time The Monday cohort gets an enthusiastic presenter. The Thursday hire gets a distracted manager reading slides between meetings.

20% leave within 90 days One in five new hires walks out before their first quarter ends, citing poor onboarding as a contributing factor

73% prefer video over text Your new hires want to watch a 3-minute clip, not read a 40-page employee handbook

Repeat questions for weeks IT and HR fields the same questions from every cohort because day-one information vanished by day three

Only 12% of employees say their company does onboarding well. The other 88% start their new job already disengaged.

From "information overload" to "I can actually find that answer"

The Old Way

Before ngram

The ngram Way

After ngram

New hire starts Monday. They sit through 5 hours of back-to-back presentations. Company history, benefits enrollment, IT security policies, org chart walkthrough, expense reporting. By 2 PM, they're glazed over. By Tuesday, they remember maybe the Wi-Fi password.
Same new hire, same Monday. But instead of a presentation marathon, they get a curated library of onboarding videos. Company culture in 3 minutes. Benefits walkthrough in 5 minutes. Each tool explained in focused 2-minute clips with screen recordings showing exactly where to click.
Three weeks in, they submit an expense report wrong because they forgot the policy from day one. They message HR to ask about dental coverage for the third time. Their manager spends 45 minutes re-explaining the project management tool because the live demo went too fast.
They watch at their own pace. They pause, rewind, and rewatch. Three weeks later, when they need to submit that expense report, they pull up the 90-second walkthrough and get it right the first time. No Slack message to HR. No manager interruption.
Four months later, they leave. The exit interview mentions feeling lost and unsupported. HR starts the cycle again with the next hire. Same slides, same forgetting, same turnover.
Three years later, they're still with the company. Their onboarding felt professional, consistent, and supportive from day one. Your HR team created those videos once and has used them for every cohort since, updating individual clips in minutes when policies change.
The Numbers Don't Lie

Time to create onboarding content

Days of prep per cohort
15 minutes per video

Onboarding consistency

Varies by presenter and location
Identical for every hire, everywhere

HR time per new hire

5+ hours of live presentations
30 minutes of check-ins

Content update cycle

Rebuild slides, re-schedule sessions
Re-record one clip in minutes

Professional onboarding from what you already explain

ngram turns your existing orientation talks, screen walkthroughs, and policy documents into polished onboarding videos new hires can watch, rewatch, and actually retain.

1

Record your best orientation once

Walk through benefits enrollment on screen. Explain your expense policy with your authentic voice. Give the culture talk one last time, but hit record. ngram cleans up the pauses, adds smart zooms on every form field and button, and turns each recording into a polished onboarding video. Your best explanation, available to every hire forever.

2

Or build a modular video library

Drop in your employee handbook, policy docs, or training slides. ngram generates a script and visual storyboard for each topic. Create short, focused videos for culture, benefits, tools, compliance, and team introductions. Mix and match modules for different roles and departments. Personalized onboarding paths without creating everything from scratch.

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Either way, new hires get content they actually watch, understand, and remember. Onboarding that scales without scaling your HR team.

What changes when hr employee onboarding video take minutes

Information that actually sticks

People retain 95% of a message from video versus 10% from reading. When new hires absorb onboarding content the first time, they make fewer mistakes, file fewer IT tickets, and stop asking HR to repeat what was covered on day one.

Every hire gets your best onboarding

No more quality gaps between offices, time zones, or presenters. The new hire in Austin gets the same polished experience as the one in Berlin. Consistency builds trust from day one and drives 82% higher retention.

Create once, onboard thousands

Your HR team stops giving the same presentation every Monday. Record the perfect explanation once, use it for 10 hires or 10,000. When policies change, update a single video in minutes instead of rewriting slides and rescheduling sessions.

Self-paced learning new hires prefer

73% of employees prefer video over documents. Let new hires consume content at their own speed, pause to take notes, and rewatch tricky sections weeks later. Digestible 3-minute clips replace overwhelming day-one dumps.

Raw recording → polished video in 3 steps

1

Record your orientation or drop in docs

30 seconds

Upload a screen recording of your benefits portal walkthrough, or paste in your employee handbook. Rough recording, polished doc, or both. ngram works with whatever you have.

2

Review the AI-edited onboarding video

2 minutes

ngram cuts dead air, adds smart zooms on form fields and buttons, generates captions, and applies your brand kit. Review the storyboard and tweak anything before rendering.

3

Publish to your LMS or intranet

instant

Export in any format for your HRIS, LMS, or company intranet. Every new hire gets the same polished experience. Update any clip in minutes when policies change.

Built for hr employee onboarding video, specifically

Smart Zoom

Every form field and button click, crystal clear

When you record a walkthrough of your HRIS, benefits portal, or expense system, ngram automatically zooms in on every click and form field. New hires see exactly where to go and what to fill in. No more squinting at full-screen recordings or asking 'where do I click?'

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Auto-Cut

Your 20-minute ramble becomes a tight 4-minute walkthrough

Record your orientation talk without worrying about pauses, tangents, or restarts. ngram removes dead air and filler automatically. Your thorough benefits explanation becomes a focused video that new hires actually watch to the end. Short videos get completed. Completed videos mean retained information.

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Auto Captions

Accessible onboarding for every new hire

New hires watch from offices, home desks, and coffee shops. Some are non-native speakers. Accurate auto-generated captions ensure your onboarding content lands regardless of audio environment or language fluency. Accessibility means no one misses critical policy information.

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Brand Kit

First impressions that feel intentional

Your logo, colors, and fonts applied to every onboarding video automatically. Consistent, professional presentation from the first video a new hire sees. When onboarding looks polished, employees feel like they joined a company that has its act together.

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Multi-Format Export

Works in your LMS, HRIS, or intranet

Export onboarding videos optimized for whatever platform your company uses. Upload to your LMS for tracked completion, embed in your HRIS onboarding flow, or host on your intranet. Same video, formatted for every system your new hires actually use.

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“But will it work for my situation?”

Still have questions?

The old way vs. the ngram way

Live Orientation
Guidde / Synthesia
ngram
Time to create
Days of prep per cohort
1-2 hours (avatar-based)
15 minutes
Cost
HR salary hours + room booking
$30-60/user/month
Included in plan
Learning curve
None (but inconsistent)
Moderate (scripting required)
None (AI handles editing)
Update turnaround
Re-schedule, re-present
Re-script, re-render avatar
Re-record clip, 5 minutes
Visual quality
Depends on presenter
Synthetic avatar feel
Real recordings, professionally polished
Ready?

Your next new hire deserves
better onboarding

Stop losing new hires to information overload and inconsistent orientation. Create onboarding videos in minutes that new employees actually watch, remember, and reference for months.

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