# From source material to video script

Use ngram as an AI script generator for video. Turn prompts, PDFs, URLs, screenshots, recordings, decks, and raw notes into a script, storyboard, scene plan, and CTA.

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- Create scripts from prompts, docs, URLs, recordings, and decks
- Map each line to scenes, visuals, timing, and CTA
- Edit the script directly or ask ngram to revise it

## The problem

### A blank script delays the whole video

Most teams already have the material: release notes, decks, product pages, tickets, recordings, or support docs. The hard part is turning it into a clear video structure.

i.

### Source material is not a script

Docs and pages contain useful facts, but they do not decide the hook, scene order, or CTA.

ii.

### Generic AI drafts need reshaping

Paragraphs still need to become scenes, narrator lines, visual cues, and timing.

iii.

### Edits ripple through the project

A script change affects visuals, captions, voiceover, and the final timeline.

Script Generation turns the source into a video plan before rendering begins.

## The solution

### Script and storyboard, built together

Script Generation turns source material into a scene-by-scene script the editor, renderer, and downstream features can use.

The script becomes the control layer for the whole video.

i

### Reads real source material

Use prompts, PDFs, URLs, screenshots, screen recordings, decks, and raw video as input.

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### Plans scenes and timing

ngram maps the script to scene structure, visual direction, timing, and CTA.

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### Editable after generation

Edit the script directly or ask for changes in chat, then regenerate affected parts of the project.

## What makes Script Generation different

### The script is built for the renderer

Script Generation does not stop at prose. It creates a script and storyboard that downstream video features can use.

### Input

### Starts from business material

Prompts, docs, URLs, recordings, screenshots, and decks can all feed the script.

### Structure

### Scene plan included

The output includes narration, visual direction, timing, and CTA decisions.

### Control

### Edits stay connected

Script changes can guide storyboard, voiceover, captions, and scene regeneration.

## How it works

## How Script Generation works

Bring source material, define the audience and goal, then let ngram create the script and storyboard before rendering.

### Input

### Add source material

Use a prompt, PDF, URL, screenshot, recording, deck, or existing notes.

### Brief

### Set audience and goal

Tell ngram who the video is for, where it will go, and what the CTA should be.

### Review

### Review the script

Approve, edit, reorder, or ask for a different angle before the video renders.

## Who uses Script Generation

## Who uses Script Generation

Script Generation helps business teams turn existing material into clearer videos without separating the feature from the main ngram workflow.

### Product marketing

Turn release notes, pages, and product context into a script and storyboard. Create a feature announcement video.

### Agencies

Create structured video scripts for different client brands and audiences. Build a client deliverable.

### Customer success

Turn help content and SOPs into scenes with narration and visual direction. Create an onboarding or help video.

### Founders

Turn notes, decks, and product context into a clear video outline. Create a founder update or pitch clip.

## Where to use Script Generation

## Where Script Generation fits in the real work.

Use Script Generation in the moments where a business message needs to become a clear, polished video for a specific audience, channel, or workflow.