Tutorial to Video for steps customers and teams can actually follow

Bring the approved instructions and real product workflow. Turn each meaningful step into a clear branded video, then keep the project editable as the product, policy, or process changes.

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Video generation uses credits. Review your estimate in ngram. MP4 downloads require Basic or higher.

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How it works

Four steps from written tutorial to video people can follow.

Start with one tutorial. ngram turns the steps into a storyboard you can review before a video renders.

01

Add the tutorial source

Paste the tutorial text, upload a native-text PDF, or paste a public tutorial URL. ngram reads the goal, prerequisites, numbered steps, examples, and final check.

02

Steps become scenes

The agent turns the tutorial into a script and scene plan. Each step gets a clear narration line, visual direction, and recap point instead of becoming a static slide.

03

Review the plan containing the script

Rewrite a step, add a caution, shorten the intro, or ask for a beginner-facing version. The script, captions, and scene plan update together before render.

04

Render and share

Export a reviewed tutorial MP4 for help centers, onboarding, training, or product education. Prepare landscape, square, or vertical edits separately, with captions burned in.

Output controls

What stays editable between the tutorial and the finished video.

Step-aware scene breaks

Numbered steps become separate scenes with their own narration, visual direction, and check point. Long steps split on natural action changes.

Literal or rewritten script

Keep approved support wording when accuracy matters, or ask ngram to rewrite a dense tutorial into spoken language for a clearer how-to video.

Visuals for steps without footage

When the tutorial starts as text, ngram can generate scene visuals, diagrams, and motion cards that make each instruction easier to follow.

Voiceover from the approved storyboard

Generate narration with a selected voice, then regenerate the affected audio when you change a step or simplify an explanation.

Captions built for silent replay

Caption text comes from the reviewed tutorial script and burns into the output, so users can follow the how-to without sound.

Brand kit on every scene

Logo, colors, fonts, motion style, approved phrases, and blocked phrases come from the active workspace Brand Kit when one is set.

Multiple aspect ratios

Prepare a 16:9 help-article edit, a 1:1 feed edit, or a 9:16 product-education edit. Review the layout for each format before exporting one MP4.

Workspace source handling

Tutorial text, PDFs, fetched pages, scripts, and rendered videos live in your workspace. Account deletion can trigger the product data purge flow from Settings.

Use cases

Where one tutorial becomes a useful video asset.

Tutorial video

Turn a written how-to into a video tutorial

Use tutorial to video when the written steps are approved but the audience needs a watchable walkthrough with narration and captions.

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Support

Add a video answer to a recurring support question

Convert the support tutorial into a short help video so customers see the sequence before opening another ticket.

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Help center

Put the video version above the help article

Keep the article for search and detail, then add a tutorial video at the top for users who would rather watch the steps.

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Customer onboarding

Turn setup instructions into onboarding video

Convert a customer setup tutorial into a replayable onboarding video that new accounts can revisit after the kickoff call.

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Customer education

Teach a feature from the tutorial your CS team trusts

Start from the same written tutorial CS already uses, then render a feature education video for adoption emails and in-app guidance.

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Product demo

Convert product steps into a guided demo

When a tutorial explains one product workflow, use the same steps to create a demo video with callouts, captions, and a clear ending.

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Internal training

Turn process tutorials into employee training

HR and operations teams can convert approved process tutorials into training videos, then revise the source text when the process changes.

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Explainer

Make a tutorial easier to understand

Use the tutorial to video flow when a topic needs more than screenshots. The agent turns each explanation into a clearer visual scene.

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Tools that pair with this converter

Tighten the tutorial source. Finish the video after render.

All ngram tools

Integrations

Trigger tutorial-to-video from the places where tutorial text is approved.

Use live ngram integrations for handoffs and publishing. This page does not import private LMS courses or convert hosted video links.

REST APIMCP serverWebhook subscriptionsFor API automation, send supported text or URL inputs with a self-service API key, retrieve the video job status, and subscribe to video.completed or video.failed.

How it compares

If you have been making tutorial videos another way.

A screen recorder captures what happened on your screen. An avatar tool presents a script. A template editor starts from a prompt. ngram starts from the written tutorial, plans the scenes, and keeps each step editable before render.

FeaturengramSynthesiaLoomInVideo
Source materialTutorial text, native-text PDF, or public tutorial URLScript entered for an avatar-led videoScreen, camera, or microphone recordingPrompt or script used to draft a video
Tutorial structureGoal, prerequisites, steps, warnings, and recap become separate scenesScript and scenes are built around the presenter formatStructure depends on the recordingPrompt-led scene draft, edited in the video editor
Review before renderStoryboard visible and editable before the video is generatedScript and avatar preview workflowReview happens after recordingDraft is reviewed in the editor after generation
VoiceoverGenerated from the approved tutorial scriptAvatar voice reads the scriptPresenter records voice live or adds narration afterAI voiceover available in generated projects
Visual supportAI visuals, motion graphics, captions, and recap frames tied to each tutorial stepPresenter-led frame with visual insertsScreen recording, webcam, and editsTemplate and stock-style scenes edited after draft
Updating a tutorialEdit the source step or storyboard scene and regenerate the affected video sectionUpdate the script and regenerate the avatar videoRe-record or edit the affected sectionUpdate the prompt or timeline and regenerate/edit
Aspect ratiosSeparate reviewed aspect-ratio edits from one tutorial projectDepends on project setupDepends on recording and export setupMultiple formats available through the editor
Best whenYou have a written tutorial and want a branded, narrated how-to without recordingYou want a presenter to deliver a finished tutorial scriptYou want to record the screen as you perform the stepsYou want prompt-to-video generation with manual editor controls

Common questions about tutorial to video

How does tutorial to video work in ngram?

Paste a written tutorial, upload a native-text PDF, or paste a public tutorial URL. ngram reads the goal, prerequisites, and steps, then drafts a storyboard and narration script you can edit before rendering.

What tutorial sources can I use?

Use pasted tutorial text, a native-text PDF, or a public page that contains the tutorial. If the tutorial sits behind login, paste the visible text into the text input.

Can I paste a YouTube tutorial or hosted video URL?

No. YouTube links, social video links, and hosted video URLs are not supported as tutorial sources here. Use a written tutorial, a PDF, or a public tutorial page. If you own a screen recording, use screen-recording-to-video.

Does tutorial to video import from an LMS?

No. This converter does not import private courses from an LMS or education platform. Start with one tutorial as pasted text, a PDF, or a public written URL.

Can ngram convert a whole tutorial library at once?

No. Use tutorial to video for one tutorial at a time. Split a library into individual tutorials first so each storyboard can be reviewed before render.

Can I edit the tutorial video before it renders?

Yes. You review the plan containing the script scene by scene before rendering. Rewrite a step, add a caution, change a visual direction, or ask for a shorter recap version in chat.

What does the finished tutorial video include?

A tutorial video can include generated narration, scene visuals, motion graphics, burned-in captions, a branded intro and outro, and exports in landscape, square, or vertical formats.

What resolution can I export for tutorial videos?

Export resolution follows your plan: Basic export at 720p, Premium at 1080p, and Ultimate at 4K. Prepare and review 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16 as separate tutorial edits. Share a public watch link on Free.

Can I translate a tutorial video?

Yes. Translate the script, captions, and on-screen text, then regenerate the voiceover in a supported language. This is useful when one tutorial needs localized versions.

Can I automate tutorial to video with integrations?

Yes, for one approved tutorial text or supported URL at a time. Zapier and n8n, plus the Chrome extension and MCP, support documented workflows; direct file uploads are handled in Studio, and private LMS courses are not imported.

Tutorial -> Video

Turn the next tutorial into a video viewers can follow.

Paste one tutorial, review the plan containing the script, and render a captioned video from the steps you already wrote.