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Create a founder pitch video from a deck in Claude

Attach your deck in Claude and name the audience you want to reach. Review ngram’s product story and scene plan, then create a pitch people can watch before the next conversation.

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A product-pitch demonstration created in Claude from an ngram overview deck and its Studio images. The video introduces the source materials, creation path and review process, then invites viewers to explore the product.

Prompt

Use the connected ngram tools to create a founder product-pitch video from the attached ngram product-overview deck. The audience is product and customer teams encountering ngram for the first time. Read the attached PDF and use its five-slide story as the source. Explain turning approved briefs, documents and images into a video people can follow. Show the specific jobs in the deck, then the brief-and-sources creation path, preview and revisions. End by inviting viewers to start with one customer question at www.ngram.com. Use the genuine Studio screenshot and completed example image from the deck directly as source assets through image_urls: https://www.ngram.com/media/workflows/claude-customer-onboarding-video/studio-brief.png https://www.ngram.com/media/workflows/claude-customer-onboarding-video/poster.jpg Use the source images faithfully, with readable crops and concise callouts. Create a 45-second, 16:9 Editorial video with clear English narration under 100 words and quiet background music. Keep the product name lowercase as ngram. Use clean typography, white and neutral surfaces, and the supplied product visuals. Keep the story within the deck’s product capabilities and examples. Hold the final www.ngram.com card for at least four seconds. Show selected settings and the total estimate before creation. After I confirm, create the plan and return the complete narration and scene sequence for review. Wait for approval before production. Continue the same video when I ask for progress. Leave scheduled tasks off. Return the preview, ngram project and available MP4 export when ready. If the ngram connector is not connected, read https://www.ngram.com/markdown/docs/connect-ngram-to-claude.md?view=1 and help me connect ngram to Claude. Wait for me to complete sign-in and approve access, then resume this workflow.

Selected style

Editorial

Source material

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Read the video transcript

Turn approved material into a video people can follow. ngram is AI video creation for product and customer teams. Bring the source. Review the story. Create the video. The source is already in your team. Give each video a specific audience and purpose. Start with the brief and sources. Choose a style, set the direction, and create. You see the plan before anything is made. Then watch the preview, ask for a revision, and review it again. Start with one customer question. Bring the material that answers it. Create and review the explanation in ngram.

How it works

One source. A repeatable workflow.

04 steps · Claude

Start with

A product deck, supporting visuals and a defined audience

Create in

Claude

Make

A concise pitch video grounded in the supplied company material

Attach the deck and name the audience
Open Claude with ngram enabled. Attach the source deck, paste the workflow prompt and supply the product visuals. Explain who will watch and what they should do next.
Review the product story and scene plan
Confirm settings with plan review. Check the narration against the deck and make sure each product claim has the right supporting visual.
Watch the pitch from beginning to end
Ask Claude for progress on the existing video. Review the story, readable product screens and closing action. Request specific revisions on the same video.
Send the pitch with the next step
Choose a viewing link or available MP4 export for the intended audience. Include the relevant product page, meeting invitation or follow-up material.

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Create a founder pitch from a deck in Claude

See the attached deck and reviewed product-screen plan in the actual Claude conversation. Follow the approval, a targeted closing-card revision and the final download, then watch the complete pitch.

Read the walkthrough transcript

The product deck is attached to the Claude conversation with the audience and supporting product images. The product-screen plan is reviewed and approved. A focused revision extends the final card’s visible hold. Claude returns the revised MP4 and ngram project. The complete product pitch plays with this narration. Turn approved material into a video people can follow. ngram is AI video creation for product and customer teams. Bring the source. Review the story. Create the video. The source is already in your team. Give each video a specific audience and purpose. Start with the brief and sources. Choose a style, set the direction, and create. You see the plan before anything is made. Then watch the preview, ask for a revision, and review it again. Start with one customer question. Bring the material that answers it. Create and review the explanation in ngram.

Your starting point

Start with the prompt.

Attach the deck in Claude, define the audience and review ngram’s product narrative before production.

Your request for Claude

Open Claude ↗

Connect ngram to Claude

Review. Then deliver.

Claude returns the pitch video and ngram project. Review the complete narrative and supporting visuals before sharing.

While your video is being made

Ask Claude for the existing video’s status and review any pending plan or question.

Share a link

Choose visibility for the intended viewers and provide the next step with the pitch.

Download the video

Ask Claude for an MP4 using an option available to the ngram account. Download in the ngram project requires an eligible paid plan. Review the saved file before adding it to the pitch materials.

If the workflow needs attention

Ask Claude to inspect the existing attempt and identify the document, image or creation issue. Continue with the same video ID and project link.

The pitch skips an important point: Identify the point and its source slide. Ask Claude to revise the narration and corresponding scene together.
A product screen is hard to read: Name the relevant control or result and request a clearer crop or longer hold using the supplied screen.
The company deck changes: Attach the updated deck and explain what changed. Review the affected narration, visuals and closing action before sharing the replacement.

Keep the workflow. Change the story.

01
Pitch to a new audience
Keep the approved company facts and change the audience, selected product story and closing action. Review the new explanation as a complete pitch.
02
Refresh the product narrative
Attach the revised deck and current product visuals. Ask Claude to update the affected scenes and review the result before replacing the pitch.

Examples

Compare product narratives, deck explanations and launch stories.

SaaS pitch examples

Explain the product’s problem, approach and next step.

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Fintech pitch examples

Compare how a focused pitch presents a financial product.

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Slide walkthrough examples

See how source slides become an understandable explanation.

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Founder explanations

Introduce a product to an audience meeting it for the first time.

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Founder product demos

Show a concrete product task alongside the narrative.

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Founder launch stories

Introduce a product update with a clear audience and action.

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Templates

Use a brief that fits the audience and purpose of the pitch.

Product pitch

Build a concise product story from the approved deck.

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Product explanation

Explain what the product does and who it helps.

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Product demonstration

Show a specific task with genuine product material.

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Proposal walkthrough

Create a separate explanation for a specific prospect.

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Product launch

Prepare a separate announcement from the launch brief.

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Roadmap update

Explain planned work with its current status and audience.

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Features

Review narration, visuals and delivery as one explanation.

Script generation

Draft the pitch from the deck and selected product evidence.

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AI voiceover

Choose a narration treatment for the intended audience.

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Brand Kit

Use the company’s approved visual identity.

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Captions and subtitles

Keep the reviewed pitch wording readable with sound muted.

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Video editing

Revise the affected scene when the product story changes.

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Video hosting

Choose a viewing destination for the intended recipients.

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Solutions

Adapt the deck and pitch to the people you want to reach.

Founders

Turn the approved company deck into a watchable introduction.

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Startup teams

Explain the product’s current purpose and next step.

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SaaS companies

Connect a software story with genuine product evidence.

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Product marketers

Keep positioning and demonstrated capabilities aligned.

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Sales teams

Prepare a separate pitch for a prospect’s specific context.

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Pitch-production partners

Create from the client’s approved deck and visual assets.

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Use cases

Choose the purpose before adapting the deck.

Founder pitch video

Introduce the company from its approved narrative.

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Investor pitch video

Prepare a separate investor-facing story from the founder’s approved material.

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Founder explanation

Explain the product in terms a first-time viewer can follow.

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Founder product demo

Show the product task behind the pitch.

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Founder marketing

Prepare a separate campaign message for a defined audience.

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Startup explanation

Connect a customer problem with the current product.

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Converters

Choose the source format you have ready for review.

Pitch deck to video

Use the reviewed pitch narrative as video source material.

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Deck to video

Adapt an existing presentation into a concise story.

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PDF to video

Attach a PDF deck as the source for the explanation.

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Slides to video

Work from the presentation’s key ideas and supporting evidence.

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Script to video

Create from narration already approved for the pitch.

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Images to video

Show genuine product images and selected visual evidence.

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Tools

Use the focused tool that fits the next communication.

Pitch video maker

Create a video from the pitch brief and company material.

Startup video maker

Introduce the product and its intended customer.

Startup launch video maker

Prepare a separate announcement for a launch.

Presentation video maker

Use a reviewed presentation as source for a narrated video.

Explainer video maker

Clarify the product’s purpose in a focused explanation.

Video editor

Refine the story, visual emphasis or closing action.

Integrations

Choose the connection that fits the deck and team’s work.

All integrations

Claude

Read the deck and review ngram’s video plan in one conversation.

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ChatGPT

Prepare a product story with ngram in an eligible workspace.

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MCP Server

Use ngram’s video tools from another compatible assistant.

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Notion

Use an approved company narrative shared with the integration.

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Zapier

Map a reviewed content record into a configured creation workflow.

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n8n

Connect an approved brief with a configured video-creation flow.

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Related workflows

Choose another workflow when the source or audience changes.

Prepare an investor update

Explain a dated update from the founder’s approved facts.

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Explain a proposal

Create a prospect-specific walkthrough from the proposal.

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Teach a first product task

Follow the pitch with a practical onboarding explanation.

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Explain a product release

Turn the next release brief into a focused update.

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Present a roadmap briefing

Explain the current plan and its status for the intended audience.

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Explain a client case study

Prepare a separate story from documented client material.

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Turn your next source into a video.

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