Post LinkedIn video that stops the scroll before lunch

A LinkedIn video maker built for founders, marketers, and operators who keep meaning to post. Drop in a rough selfie clip or a blog post you already published. Get back a captioned, branded LinkedIn video sized 4:5 for the feed in about fifteen minutes.

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I keep meaning to post video on LinkedIn. Then I open CapCut, lose ninety minutes, and ship a text post instead.

  1. Sunday 8:14pm

    Open the camera roll, pick a take from Friday's all-hands answer that actually landed. The audio is fine, the lighting is fine, the take is fine. The problem is everything that comes next.

  2. Sunday 8:42pm

    Drop it into CapCut. Trim the dead air. Try to add captions. The auto-caption misses your product name twice and renders 'ARR' as 'are'. Manual fix is ten more minutes.

  3. Sunday 9:21pm

    Realize the export is 16:9 and you wanted 4:5 for the feed. Re-render. Realize you forgot the brand color on the lower-third. Re-render. The audio sync drifts on the second export and you don't know why.

  4. Sunday 10:18pm

    Ship the video. Two hours in for a forty-five second clip. You tell yourself you'll batch four next weekend. You won't.

  5. Wednesday 11:03am

    The post hits forty-one likes. Same as every text post. The peer who posts twice a week with cleaner production hits four hundred. You start wondering whether they hired someone.

  6. +3 weeks

    Empty content calendar. The conference invite goes to the person who actually showed up on the feed. The DM from the prospect who would have closed a six-figure deal never comes because you weren't on their feed when the budget question landed.

5x

LinkedIn's own data shows native video drives roughly five times the engagement of text posts — but most operators ship one clip a quarter because the edit cycle eats an evening per video.

Three weeks later the person below me on the org chart got invited to keynote because they showed up on the feed every Tuesday.

From "I'll post next week" to "who's editing your videos?"

The old way
Before ngram
The ngram way
After ngram

You record one rough take of a hot take on Sunday night. Two hours in CapCut later, you have a 50-second clip with captions that misspell your product name and a lower-third in the wrong shade of brand blue. You post anyway because the news cycle won't wait.

Drop the same selfie clip into ngram. Twelve minutes later — filler words stripped, captions styled to your brand kit, intro and outro applied, 4:5 vertical sized for the feed. Captions read 'ngram' correctly, the brand color is exact, and you have three more variants queued for the rest of the week.

You commit to 'posting more video this quarter.' By week three the camera roll has nothing in it. The text post you ship in its place gets thirty likes from the same thirty people. The flywheel never spins because the production cost per post never drops.

Sunday afternoon you batch four LinkedIn videos in under an hour total. Schedule one for each weekday morning. The week runs itself. The DMs and connection requests show up while you're in other meetings.

Your peer in the same role gets quoted in industry coverage, invited to the panel, hired as an advisor. You have the same expertise. They just figured out how to show up on the feed every Tuesday without burning their evening on each post.

By month two the inbound is consistent. Speaking invitations, podcast guest spots, partnership requests. Your LinkedIn video maker workflow takes fifteen minutes per post and the feed treats you like someone with a content team behind them.

Time per video
Under 15 min
was: 90-120 min in CapCut · 1-2 weeks freelancer
Cost per LinkedIn video
$0 extra
was: $300-$800 freelancer rate
Posting cadence
3-4x weekly
was: Once a month at best
Brand match
Locked to kit
was: Manual every export

LinkedIn video from whatever you already have

Bring a rough selfie clip or a post that already worked. ngram turns either one into a captioned, on-brand LinkedIn video sized for the feed — same auto-cut, same brand kit, same fifteen-minute turnaround.

1Path oneMost popular
Drop a selfie clip
.mp4 · .mov · 0:55

Start from a selfie video

Record one rough take on your phone. Ums, pauses, a cough at the thirty-second mark — fine. ngram trims the filler, burns frame-accurate captions in your brand style, applies your intro and outro, and exports 4:5 for the feed plus 1:1 for cross-posting. No CapCut session.

Screen Recording to Video
2Path two
Paste a blog or thread
newsletter · article · tweet

Or start from a blog post or thread

Paste a newsletter, a blog you already published, or a thread that landed. ngram drafts the script in your voice, plans the storyboard, and assembles a LinkedIn video using AI visuals, voiceover, and motion graphics. Approve the script in chat, swap a line, and re-render in minutes.

Blog to Video
ngram

One scroll-stopping LinkedIn video

Captions styled to your brand kit, sized 4:5 for the feed, intro and outro applied, ready to schedule before lunch.

captionsbrand kitmulti-format export

Already have a long-form podcast or webinar? Run it through Webinar to Clips first, then send the highlights through the same LinkedIn polish step.

What changes when LinkedIn video takes 15 minutes

The feed actually becomes a flywheel

Top benefit

Fifteen minutes per post, not two hours. You batch four on Sunday and schedule them for the week. The reach compounds because the cadence finally holds. Connection requests, DMs, and inbound speaking invitations land in the same week as the post that triggered them.

3-4x

Operators on a sustained LinkedIn video cadence report roughly three to four times the inbound (DMs, speaking invites, qualified pipeline) of peers who post text-only on the same audience size.

Posting becomes a habit, not a project

When the post-to-publish cycle is fifteen minutes, Sunday batching becomes realistic. Four videos queued by Sunday night means the week runs itself — even when Monday turns into back-to-back interviews.

Authority compounds across the feed

Every video reinforces the same brand kit, the same intro card, the same caption styling. The audience starts recognizing your visual identity in the feed before they read the byline. That's the recall signal the algorithm rewards.

Rough take → posted LinkedIn video in 3 steps

1

Drop in your selfie clip or post

30 seconds

Upload a phone recording or paste a blog, newsletter, or thread. Rough is fine — ngram is built to absorb the messy take, not demand a clean studio recording.

2

Review the AI edit

2 minutes

ngram strips filler words, burns captions in your brand style, applies your intro and outro, and sizes the video 4:5 for the feed. Scrub the storyboard, tweak a line in chat, approve.

3

Schedule and ship

instant

Export 4:5 for the LinkedIn feed plus 1:1 for cross-posting, schedule via your integration, and batch the next three videos for the rest of the week.

Built for the job

Built for LinkedIn video, specifically

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Built for teams

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Starting from something else?

You don't need a selfie clip to make a LinkedIn video.

Bring whatever you already have. Each converter drops you into the same caption, brand-kit, and 4:5 sizing pipeline the selfie-clip flow uses.

The rest of the toolkit

Every tool the LinkedIn video pipeline runs on.

All ngram tools

The old way vs. the ngram way

CapCut / PremiereFreelancer / Agencyngram
Time per LinkedIn video90-120 minutes1-2 weeks turnaroundUnder 15 minutes
Cost per postYour evening$300-$800 per cutIncluded in plan
Posting cadence heldOnce a month at bestBudget-limited3-4x per week
Brand matchManual every exportDepends on the freelancerLocked to your kit
Caption + 4:5 sizingManual setup per renderVariableAuto on every export
Integrations

Wire LinkedIn video into the publishing rhythm you already run.

Each integration ships with a working template. Trigger a fresh LinkedIn video from a CMS publish, a CRM signal, or a chat agent — or build your own through the REST API.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksBuild your own integration in ~30 lines.

“But will it work for my situation?”

Still have questions?

Your next LinkedIn video is 15 minutes away

Stop drafting another text post when the video would have outperformed it. Ship a captioned, brand-kit LinkedIn video this afternoon, batch the rest for the week before Sunday is over, and let the feed compound.