Training employees actually finish and remember

Record a procedure, paste a policy doc, or upload your SOP. A training video maker built for HR hands you back short, captioned, brand-matched modules that employees finish — not click-through to escape.

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We pushed the compliance training two weeks ago. Completion: 23 percent. Two of those people watched on 2x with the tab muted.

  1. Day 1

    Annual compliance window opens. You push the harassment-prevention module out through the LMS to 412 employees. The module is the same 45-minute deck you ran last year with the dates updated.

  2. Day 3

    Completion dashboard shows 14 percent. Of those, the average time-in-module is eight minutes. The LMS allows skip-ahead after each slide. Most people aren't watching — they're tabbing back between Outlook and the autoplay timer.

  3. Day 7

    You send the first nudge email. People reply with 'will do this week' and don't. Three managers ask if there's a shorter version. There isn't. The vendor quoted $42,000 to refresh the module and asked for an eight-week brief cycle.

  4. Day 14

    Completion stalls at 38 percent. You escalate to the CHRO. The CHRO escalates to the CEO. A second nudge goes out with deadline language. Completion climbs to 71 percent — almost all of it is the autoplay-in-the-background variety.

  5. Day 21

    Final completion: 89 percent. You report it up. The board deck shows green. The audit deck shows green. Three months later an incident lands and the investigation surfaces that no one on the affected team can recite the reporting procedure the module supposedly covered.

  6. +90 days

    OSHA updates the willful-violation cap to $165,514. Legal asks if you can update the affected module before the next training cycle. The vendor quote arrives: another eight weeks, another $30K. You push the refresh to next fiscal year.

46%

of employees let mandatory training videos play in a background tab while they answer email — driving completion checkboxes that have nothing to do with comprehension or behavior change.

And when the audit landed, the report showed completion. The investigation showed no one remembered the policy.

From "hit play and tab away" to "watched it before standup"

The old way
Before ngram
The ngram way
After ngram

You record an hour-long compliance walkthrough on Zoom, drop the file into the LMS, and watch the completion rate stall at 30 percent. Employees skim, skip, and forget. The audit shows green. The behavior never changes.

You record the same hour walkthrough. ngram cuts the dead air, splits it into three seven-minute training modules tied to specific scenarios, burns captions, and applies the HR brand kit. Completion climbs above 80 percent because each module is short enough to finish before standup.

When the regulation updates mid-year, you sit on the change because the vendor refresh quote is $30K and an eight-week brief cycle. The training stays stale until next fiscal. The audit gap quietly opens underneath you.

When the regulation updates, you edit one scene's script in the storyboard, swap a callout, and re-render that module the same morning. Five minutes. The HR training video stays current with the policy it's supposed to enforce.

Every module looks like the last vendor's template. Different fonts on the intro card, different captions style, different pacing per topic. Employees can't tell which one is the new mandatory module and which is the leftover from 2023.

Every HR training video carries the same intro, the same lower-thirds, the same caption style, and the same closing CTA. The whole library reads as one production. Employees learn to recognize HR's voice the moment a module starts.

Completion rate
80%+
was: 30-40% on text-based LMS modules
Time to first module
Under 1 hour
was: 6-8 weeks via training vendor
Cost per module
Included
was: $1,000-$10,000 per finished minute
Time to update
Under 5 min
was: Re-brief, re-record, re-bill

Training modules from what HR already has

Bring the SOP, the policy doc, or a quick screen recording of the procedure. ngram turns either input into a polished HR training video — same captions, same brand kit, same seven-minute pacing employees actually finish.

1Path one
Drop a procedure recording
.mp4 · .mov · 22:14

Record the procedure walkthrough

Screen-record the system flow or webcam-record yourself walking through the scenario. ngram trims the dead air, removes filler words, smart-zooms on each key click, adds captions, and wraps the module in your HR brand kit. No timeline editor, no production agency, no eight-week brief cycle.

Screen Recording to Video
2Path twoMost popular
Paste a policy or SOP
handbook · OSHA bulletin

Or start from the SOP doc

Upload the policy PDF, the SOP doc, or paste the handbook section. ngram writes the script, plans the visual flow with realistic scenarios, and produces a complete training module with AI voiceover and motion graphics. You approve the storyboard before render — the audit trail is built in.

PDF to Video
ngram

One short, captioned HR training module

Seven minutes or less. Branded. Audit-ready. Built for an employee who only has the time between meetings to actually watch it.

smart zoomscaptionsbrand kit

Already have a deck or a recorded webinar? Run it through PPT to Video or Webinar to Clips first — the same module-shortening flow runs downstream.

What changes when HR training video takes an hour

Training stops being the thing employees dread

Top benefit

Short modules tied to real scenarios. Captions that work on a warehouse floor and in a quiet office. Updates that ship the same day a policy changes. Compliance stops being a checkbox and starts being a behavior employees actually pick up.

50%

research on microlearning shows roughly 50 percent stronger retention from short video modules compared to traditional text-and-quiz LMS formats — the gap that closes when training is built to be finished.

Policy updates ship same day

Regulation changed Tuesday morning? Edit the affected scene in the storyboard, swap the callout, re-render that module before lunch. Your training catalog stays current with the policy it's supposed to enforce.

Audit trail is built in

Every module renders with consistent branding, captions, and structure. Completion data flows to your LMS unchanged. The auditor sees a coherent training program — not a patchwork of vendor leftovers from three different years.

Procedure → polished module in 3 steps

1

Drop in the procedure or policy

30 seconds

Upload a screen recording of the system flow, a PDF of the SOP, or paste the handbook section. Rough takes, dead air, off-mic breaths — ngram is built to absorb that, not demand a clean recording.

2

Review the AI training edit

2 minutes

ngram cuts the long bits, splits the recording into seven-minute modules, smart-zooms on each critical step, and burns captions. Scrub the storyboard, edit any scenario script, and confirm the audit-relevant beats before render.

3

Deploy to your LMS

instant

Export the MP4 or SCORM-friendly format and push to your LMS. When the policy changes next quarter, swap the affected scenes and re-render only what moved — usually inside five minutes.

Built for the job

Built for HR training video, specifically

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Starting from something else?

You don't need a recording to make a training module.

Bring whatever HR already has — the SOP, the handbook section, the recorded all-hands. Each converter feeds into the same training-module pipeline the recording flow uses.

The rest of the toolkit

Every tool the training pipeline runs on.

All ngram tools

The old way vs. the ngram way

Text-Based LMSSynthesia / Vyondngram
Time to first moduleWeeks (content design)1-2 days (scripting + avatar)Under 1 hour
Cost per moduleInternal team time$29-89/mo + scripting timeIncluded in plan
Completion rate30-40%50-60%80%+
Update turnaroundWeeks to rebuildRe-script and re-renderHours (edit and re-export)
Content relevanceGeneric templatesGeneric avatar deliveryYour procedures, your screens
Integrations

Wire training into the HRIS and LMS you already run.

Each integration ships with a working template. Trigger a polished HR training video from a policy change, an HRIS event, or an agent — or build your own automation against the REST API.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksBuild your own integration in ~30 lines.

“But will it work for my situation?”

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Stop pushing modules nobody finishes. Stop pricing eight-week vendor refresh cycles. Ship HR training videos employees actually watch, every cycle, every update — starting today.