Which PDF pages should I include?

Include the pages that establish the question, evidence, decision, or process the viewer needs. Tell KPainter which pages are background and which facts or terms must remain visible in the explanation.

How do I avoid making a video that simply reads the PDF aloud?

Ask for the relationship between the important sections: what changes, why it matters, and what the viewer should understand next. A good request names the audience and their question, not every page number.

Can I update the video when the PDF changes?

Yes. Add the current version, name the changed section or figure, and review the revised narration and visuals against the approved source before sharing it.

Turn PDFs into precise explainer videos in one click

Upload reports, handbooks, papers, and guides to generate precise explainer videos with narration, visual structure, and a clear sequence for the key pages, facts, and terms.

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Professional education

Make a medical PDF easier to follow

What you want to explain

Use the source as the anchor, then give the viewer a reason to follow one idea into the next.

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Financial briefing

Turn results into a financial narrative

What you want to explain

Use the source as the anchor, then give the viewer a reason to follow one idea into the next.

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Engineering explainer

Explain a structural brief in one minute

What you want to explain

Use the source as the anchor, then give the viewer a reason to follow one idea into the next.

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Who it’s for

Teams explaining a report
You need people to understand the point behind a report before a meeting, not just receive the attachment.
- Finance and strategy teams
- Project leads
Typical sources:ReportsPDF briefings
Educators and experts
You want one difficult paper or guide to become a sequence a learner can pause, revisit, and discuss.
- Teachers
- Subject-matter experts
Typical sources:PapersGuides