Turn Any PDF into Branded Video
Upload your sales deck, product brief, or whitepaper. ngram reads the document, plans the storyboard, and exports a branded video with motion graphics and captions.
- Upload a PDF and get a branded video in under 5 minutes
- AI reads text, headings, and layout from every page
- Export as 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16 with captions included
pdf to video
Any PDF
Decks, one-pagers, whitepapers, training docs
Layout-aware
AI reads text, headings, and page structure
Under 5 min
From PDF upload to branded video export
Trusted by teams at
To convert a PDF to video, upload the document to ngram. The AI extracts text, headings, and layout structure from every page, then builds a scene-by-scene storyboard that preserves the document's flow. You review and adjust the plan, then ngram generates a branded video with motion graphics and captions in under 5 minutes.
Your best content is trapped in PDFs nobody watches
You spent a week on that product one-pager. Marketing approved the messaging, design polished the layout, sales signed off on the positioning. Now it sits in a shared drive. The team shares it as an email attachment. Open rates: 12%. Watch time: zero, because there is nothing to watch.
ngram reads your PDF and produces a branded video in under 5 minutes.
How it works
Upload your PDF
Drag and drop any PDF up to 50 MB. ngram extracts text, headings, and layout structure from every page.
ngram reads and plans the video
The AI identifies key messages, determines scene breaks based on document sections, and builds a storyboard from the PDF's structure.
Review and adjust the storyboard
See every scene before anything is generated. Reorder sections, adjust emphasis, or add scenes for content the AI missed.
Export your branded video
Download in 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16 with motion graphics, captions, and your brand colors applied.
Who is this for
When to use this
Sales updated the pitch deck and needs a video version to send after prospect meetings
→ Upload the PDF, ngram reads slides and builds a branded video walkthrough in 5 minutes
View use caseHR published a new policy document and needs a training video for the team
→ Upload the PDF, ngram builds a video that walks through each section with captions
View use caseMarketing has a whitepaper and wants a teaser video for social distribution
→ Upload the PDF, review the AI storyboard, export as a 60-second branded teaser
View use caseWhat goes in, what comes out
Source input
PDF Document
Size limit: Up to 50 MB per file
PDFs with clear headings, short paragraphs, and visual elements produce the most structured videos. Scanned image-only PDFs require OCR and may have lower extraction quality.
Output
Length: 15 seconds to 5 minutes
Formats
Resolutions
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How ngram compares to Synthesia, NoteGPT, AI Studios
| Feature | ngram | Manual | Synthesia, NoteGPT, AI Studios |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to finished video | Under 5 minutes from PDF upload | ||
| Content understanding | Reads document structure, identifies key messages | ||
| Brand consistency | Automatic via Brand Kit - colors, fonts, logo | ||
| Storyboard review | Full scene-by-scene preview before rendering | ||
| Output style | Motion graphics, transitions, branded scenes | ||
| Multi-format export | 16:9, 1:1, 9:16 from one upload | ||
| Scanned PDF support | OCR extraction - quality varies by scan |
PDF to video conversion bridges the gap between static documents and engaging video content. Sales decks, product one-pagers, whitepapers, and training manuals all contain structured information that maps naturally to video scenes. The content already exists - the production work is turning it from pages into motion.
How ngram reads PDFs and plans video
ngram extracts text, headings, and layout structure from every page of your PDF. It identifies which sections carry key messages and which provide supporting detail, then builds a storyboard that preserves the document's logical flow as video scenes. Charts, diagrams, and images from the PDF can be incorporated as scene backgrounds or visual callouts.
Which PDFs produce the best videos
Documents with clear headings, short paragraphs, and visual elements produce the most polished videos. Sales decks and product one-pagers work well because they are already structured for presentation. Dense whitepapers and legal documents can be converted but may need storyboard adjustments to keep the video concise and scannable.
PDF to video vs avatar-based tools
Avatar-based tools like Synthesia read your PDF and have an AI presenter narrate the content. The output is a talking head over extracted slides. ngram takes a different approach - it reads the document's meaning and builds motion-graphic scenes with branded visuals, transitions, and captions. The result looks like a produced video, not a narrated slideshow. Choose avatars when you need a presenter face. Choose ngram when you need branded, visually dynamic video from document content.
From static document to shareable video
The biggest advantage of PDF to video is distribution. A PDF sits in an inbox or shared drive. A video gets watched on LinkedIn, embedded in emails, and shared in Slack. Converting existing PDFs to video gives that content a second life on channels where video outperforms static documents by 3-5x in engagement rates.
Keeping video versions current with document updates
Documents get revised monthly. Manual video production means the video version falls behind after the first update. With ngram, re-converting an updated PDF takes the same 5 minutes as the original conversion. Upload the new version, review the storyboard, export. The video stays current with the document without a multi-hour re-production cycle.
Ready to turn your PDF into video?
Upload your document and see the storyboard in seconds. No video editing experience needed.
No credit card required - Works with any PDF up to 50 MB