Turn Any URL into Branded Video
Paste a link to any blog post, product page, or article. ngram reads the page, plans the story, and exports branded video ready for LinkedIn, YouTube, or email.
- Paste a URL and get a branded video in under 5 minutes
- AI reads the page content - not just keywords
- Export as 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16 with captions included
url to video
Any URL
Blog posts, product pages, articles, docs
Content-aware
AI reads the page structure, not just keywords
3 formats
16:9, 1:1, 9:16 from one link
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To convert a URL to video, paste the link into ngram. The AI fetches the page, reads the content structure - headings, paragraphs, images - and builds a scene-by-scene storyboard. You review the plan, adjust any scenes, and ngram generates a branded video with motion graphics and captions. The process takes under 5 minutes.
Your published content reaches readers but misses video-first audiences
Your team publishes blog posts, case studies, and product pages every week. They rank in search, drive traffic, and convert readers. But LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram prioritize video. Your written content is invisible on platforms where your audience spends most of their time.
ngram converts any URL to branded video in under 5 minutes.
How it works
Paste the URL
Drop in the link to any public blog post, product page, article, or documentation page.
ngram reads and plans the video
The AI fetches the page, extracts headings and content blocks, and builds a scene-by-scene storyboard from the page structure.
Review and adjust the storyboard
See every scene before anything is generated. Reorder points, adjust emphasis, or trim sections that work better as text.
Export your branded video
Download in 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16 with motion graphics, captions, and brand colors applied.
Who is this for
Product Marketers
Convert product pages and case studies into shareable video walkthroughs
See solutionWhen to use this
Marketing published a case study and needs a LinkedIn video version by end of week
→ Paste the case study URL, review the AI storyboard, export a branded video in 5 minutes
View use caseGrowth team wants video ads based on top-performing landing pages
→ Paste each landing page URL, ngram reads the content and builds video ads in 3 aspect ratios
View use caseDevRel needs to turn API docs into a quick walkthrough video for developers
→ Paste the docs URL, review the storyboard, export a branded tutorial video
View use caseWhat goes in, what comes out
Source input
URL (any public web page)
Size limit: Any public URL - ngram reads up to 15,000 words from the page
Pages with clear headings, paragraphs, and content structure produce the best storyboards. Single-page apps with dynamically loaded content may not extract cleanly - use text-to-video instead.
Output
Length: 15 seconds to 5 minutes
Formats
Resolutions
Export as
How ngram compares to Pictory, InVideo, Lumen5
| Feature | ngram | Manual | Pictory, InVideo, Lumen5 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to finished video | Under 5 minutes from URL paste | ||
| Content extraction | Reads page structure - headings, paragraphs, images | ||
| Brand consistency | Automatic via Brand Kit on every scene | ||
| Storyboard review | Full scene-by-scene preview before rendering | ||
| Output formats | 16:9, 1:1, 9:16 from one URL | ||
| Dynamic page support | Best with static content pages | ||
| Captions | Auto-generated, styled to brand |
URL to video conversion lets teams turn any published web page into branded video without copying text, reformatting content, or writing a separate script. Paste a link and the AI reads the page - headings, paragraphs, images - then builds a video that captures the page's message in a watchable format.
How URL to video extraction works
ngram fetches the page and parses the DOM for content blocks. It separates editorial content from navigation, ads, and sidebars. The AI identifies the primary message, supporting points, and embedded images worth including as scene backgrounds. The result is a storyboard that reflects the page's content hierarchy - not a random selection of sentences laid over stock clips.
Best page types for URL to video conversion
Blog posts, case studies, product pages, and documentation produce the strongest results because they have clear content structure. Pages with headings, subheadings, and paragraph breaks give ngram strong anchor points for scene planning. Single-page apps with dynamically loaded content or pages behind login walls may not extract cleanly. For those, use text-to-video and paste the content directly.
Scaling content repurposing with URL to video
Teams that publish weekly blog posts or monthly case studies can convert every piece into video. Instead of choosing which posts deserve video treatment, convert all of them. A content team producing 8 blog posts per month can create 8 branded videos in a single afternoon - work that would take a dedicated video editor 2 full weeks at 3 hours per video.
URL to video vs text to video
Use URL to video when the content is already published and you want to skip the copy-paste step. The AI handles extraction. Use text to video when the content is a draft, lives in a doc, or sits behind a login wall. Both workflows produce the same branded video output - the difference is how the source material enters ngram.
Why content-aware extraction beats keyword matching
Most URL to video tools scan the page for keywords and match each to a stock clip from a library. The output feels generic because the tool never understood what the page communicates. ngram reads the full content structure - which points are primary, which are supporting, where emphasis belongs - and builds scenes that reflect the page's narrative arc. A comparison article gets different pacing than a product announcement. A how-to guide gets different scene structure than a thought leadership post.
Ready to turn a URL into video?
Paste any link and see the storyboard in seconds. No video editing experience needed.
No credit card required - Works with any public URL