How the Ngram Storyboard Flow Works | ai video made with ngram

About the video

This AI video was made with ngram to explain how the ngram platform turns a source input into a finished video. the frames show a simplified browser window labeled storyboard flow, displaying three connected scene placeholders represented by a circle, rectangle, and triangle linked with arrows to illustrate a sequential editing flow. a following screen presents three input options a creator can start from: screen recording, document, or website url, each shown as a card with its own icon. the final frame shows the ngram application interface itself, with a top navigation bar showing the ngram logo, a central video preview panel with a play button and progress bar, and a row of scene or project cards below it, one of which is highlighted in an orange outline. together the frames walk through the core workflow of the tool: choosing an input source, organizing it into a sequence of scenes, and reviewing the resulting video inside the ngram dashboard. the visual style is a clean, minimal, flat-design animation using a muted cream background, simple geometric shapes, and the ngram brand colors of orange and red. no narration, spoken dialogue, or additional product detail is visible beyond these interface mockups.