Turn content into video
Turn the content you already have into video
A document, a page or a paragraph is enough to start. The script step does the rest.
Paste a web page link, upload a PDF or Word document, or paste a script. AutoPersonify reads it, writes a spoken script you can edit, and produces a presenter video of the same message.
What you can start from
Most work already exists somewhere: a report, a page, a deck, a policy, a listing. The job is not writing something new, it is deciding which part of it deserves to be said out loud.
- A live web page, read for you from its address
- A document you upload, read in your browser
- A script, an email or a few notes pasted straight in
How the reading and scripting works
- 1Bring the source inUpload a file, paste a web address, or paste text. PDF, Word, plain text and Markdown are read directly.
- 2Read the draft scriptThe wording is shortened into something spoken. Cut anything that only made sense on the page.
- 3Choose a presenter143 real presenters, each with a preview clip so you hear the voice first.
- 4Produce and shareDownload the finished video, embed it, or send it for review.
What you control before it renders
| Decision | What you choose |
|---|---|
| The words | Every line of the script, edited before anything is produced |
| The presenter | Any of the 143, changeable at any point |
| The language | Any of 42 languages |
| The shape | Widescreen or vertical, depending on where it is going |
| Who sees it | Private by default, shared only by a link you create |
What it costs
Start free with no card. Paid plans are Starter £49, Growth £149 and Scale £499 a month, all measured in finished video minutes. Agencies reselling videos to their own clients pay a 5% platform fee on those sales. See plans and prices.
Questions people ask
What file types can I upload?
PDF, Word (.docx), plain text and Markdown files are read directly in your browser. Older .doc files need saving as .docx first, and scanned PDFs contain no readable text, so paste the wording instead.
Can I edit the script?
Always. Whatever is read from your source is only a draft, and every line is editable before anything is produced. Nothing is spoken in the finished video that you have not approved.
Is my document private?
Your uploads and sources stay inside your own private project. They are never shown on a shared video page, and only the finished video is visible to anyone you choose to send it to.
Every source page in this cluster
Documents and files
- PDF to videoUpload the PDF, keep the argument, drop the layout, and publish a spoken version.
- Word document to videoUpload a .docx, keep the headings as your structure, and speak the rest.
- Google Docs to videoCopy the doc across, or download it as a PDF, and speak the contents.
- Notion page to videoExport the page, strip the database furniture, and keep the message.
- Brochure to videoDesigned pages become a spoken introduction that travels by link.
- Whitepaper to videoA long argument reduced to the finding people should remember.
Slides and decks
- Presentation to videoKeep the deck's running order, replace the bullets with spoken sentences.
- PowerPoint to videoExport, upload, and turn slide cues into a script somebody actually delivers.
Web and marketing pages
- Website page to videoPoint at a live page and get a spoken version of what it promises.
- Blog post to videoGive the post a second life as a short video for social and email.
- Product page videoSpecs and bullets become a 45-second reason to buy.
- Case study videoKeep the result, lose the preamble, and let a presenter tell the story.
- FAQ videoOne answer, one short video — a library that deflects repeat questions.
Announcements and listings
- Newsletter to videoThe issue you already wrote, delivered on camera in the email itself.
- Press release videoAnnouncement wording, spoken by a presenter, ready for the newsroom.
- Job advert videoA vacancy that sounds like a place to work rather than a specification.
- Property listing videoListing particulars, spoken as a viewing invitation.
- Restaurant menu videoDishes described the way a waiter would describe them.
Operations and training
- Report to videoMonthly numbers, explained on camera instead of attached again.
- Policy document to videoA policy people can repeat back, without changing a word of the policy.
- Training manual to videoA long manual split into short lessons people finish.
- Standard operating procedure videoA procedure staff can watch before they do it, not after it went wrong.
Support and knowledge
- Knowledge base to videoTurn the articles support keeps resending into short videos people actually finish.
- Help article videoOne help article, one short video, sitting at the top of the page it explains.
- Checklist to videoA list of tick boxes becomes a spoken run-through that explains why each one matters.
- Course outline to videoTurn a module list into an introduction that tells learners what they are signing up for.
Spoken and recorded sources
- Podcast notes to videoShow notes become a short presenter clip that promotes the episode in feeds.
- Webinar transcript to videoAn hour of transcript becomes a two-minute recap for the people who missed it.
- Meeting notes to videoDecisions and owners, delivered to the people who were not in the room.
Plain text and writing
- Script to videoYou already wrote it. Paste it, pick a presenter, and it gets said.
- Text to videoAny block of text, from a paragraph to a page, spoken by a real presenter.
- Article to videoA published article becomes a short video that earns the click back to it.
- Ebook to videoA long download becomes a short film that makes people want to read it.
- Email to videoThe email that keeps getting ignored, sent as a face and a voice instead.
Sales and marketing
- Landing page to videoThe page already persuades. The video makes people stay long enough to read it.
- Pitch deck to videoThe deck plus the person who normally presents it, sent in one link.
- Proposal to videoA covering video that gets the proposal opened by everyone, not just your contact.
- Price list videoExplain what the prices include, so fewer people ask before they buy.
- Customer feedback notes to videoFeedback you were given, retold accurately by a presenter with permission.
Data and product updates
- Spreadsheet data to videoNumbers explained out loud, with the two figures that actually matter said first.
- Survey results videoShare what respondents said, and what you are doing about it, in two minutes.
- Annual review videoA year of work, told as a two-minute story rather than a forty-page document.
- Changelog videoThe entries customers skim, turned into a short clip about what actually changed.
- Release notes videoA walkthrough of the release for the customers who will not read the notes.
Last updated 14 September 2026.
Start free, no card required
Bring the content you already have, pick one of 143 presenters, and make a finished video before you pay anything.
Also useful: plans and prices and the AI presenter video hub. Last updated 14 September 2026.