The deck nobody reads
becomes the film they watch.
Upload a PowerPoint or a PDF and get a narrated video: the document’s content restructured into scenes with a voiceover, handed to the studio as an editable project you can tune before it renders.
The same pipeline that turns a product page into a storyboard, fed a document instead.
Upload, review, render
The document you already wrote is the brief. Nothing new to author.
Upload the document
A .pptx deck or a .pdf report — the sales deck you already present, the whitepaper nobody finishes reading, the onboarding pack.
It becomes a narrated storyboard
The content is read, structured into scenes and given a voiceover script — so the video argues the document’s case rather than paging through screenshots.
Edit and render in the studio
The result hands off to the canvas like any other project: reorder scenes, change the voice, tighten the script, then render one finished MP4.
Documents that deserve an audience
Send the pitch, not the attachment
A deck emailed after a call gets skimmed at best. The same deck as a two-minute narrated video gets watched — and forwarded — because pressing play costs nothing.
The findings, spoken
A PDF's executive summary becomes the script; the video walks the argument in order with narration. The reader who was never going to read page 14 now hears it.
Built on the studio, not beside it
Editable before it costs
The handoff is a storyboard on the canvas. You approve the scenes and the script before render credits are spent.
A real voice, not text-to-drone
Narration is generated with the same voice models as every other lane — and can be swapped per scene.
One pipeline, three inputs
Deck, PDF or URL — the same document-to-storyboard machinery, so what works for your landing page works for your quarterly report.
The things people ask first
No — it reads the content and rebuilds it as narrated scenes. The point is a video that makes the document’s argument in order, with a voice carrying it, not a slideshow with a play button.
PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF. The same pipeline also takes a URL, so a landing page can become a video the same way a deck can.
Yes — the handoff lands in the studio as an editable project. Every scene, every line of narration and the voice itself can be changed before you spend render credits.
Upload the deck you already have
PowerPoint or PDF in, narrated and editable video out. Free to start.
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