Turn PDFs, Word documents, Excel data, and reports into precise explainer videos

Start with PDFs, PowerPoint decks, Word documents, Excel data, technical diagrams, research, or web links. Turn the source into an explainer, training walkthrough, or course lesson—up to 30 minutes in one generation.

Different sources, one clear principle

Financial briefing

Turn results into a financial narrative

Results summary and key metrics

What you want to explain

A report or spreadsheet should become a data story with a decision or audience in mind—not a table on screen.

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Engineering explainer

Explain a structural brief in one minute

Word design brief

What you want to explain

A Word document contributes headings, relationships, and technical terms that can become the structure of the video.

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Professional education

Make a medical PDF easier to follow

Reference PDF

What you want to explain

A PDF can support a visual explanation when you keep the important sequence of information clear for the viewer.

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Who it’s for

  • Finance and operations teams

    You want a report, spreadsheet, or KPI update to become a briefing people can understand before the meeting begins.

    • Finance teams
    • Operations teams
    • Business leaders
    Typical sources:Word and DOCX reportsExcel and spreadsheet dataPDFs and presentations
  • People and training teams

    You need handbooks, SOPs, and policy documents to help new teammates get moving, not sit unread in a folder.

    • HR teams
    • L&D teams
    • Onboarding leads
    Typical sources:Word and DOCX reportsPDFs and presentationsWeb links and source pages
  • Teachers, researchers, and experts

    You want a paper, chapter, chart, or diagram to open up for someone seeing the topic for the first time.

    • Teachers
    • Researchers
    • Subject experts
    Typical sources:Research papers and textbooksPDFs and presentationsTechnical manuals and diagrams
  • Product and engineering teams

    You want to use manuals, design documents, and diagrams to show how something works—not simply describe it in another file.

    • Product teams
    • Engineering teams
    • Technical writers
    Typical sources:Technical manuals and diagramsWeb links and source pagesWord and DOCX reports

FAQ

Your next explainer starts with the material you already have.