AI video
AI Video Generator for Teams
Turn a prompt, a script, or a document into a finished, narrated video. On brand, in 28 languages, ready to edit and export.
Overview
What AI video generator means with Interlace
Interlace is an AI video generator designed for the video a team makes every week: explainers, training, product, and marketing. Start from a prompt, a full script, or a document you already have. Interlace structures it into scenes, narrates each one, generates matching visuals, and applies your brand automatically.
It is more than a one-click generator. You get an in-browser editor today, with review and approval, bulk generation from a template, and a REST API coming soon, so video becomes a repeatable workflow instead of a one-off.
What you get
Everything in one place
A complete workflow, not a single trick. Each capability links to the full feature.
How it works
How the AI video generator works
Add your source
Upload a document or write a prompt. PDF, DOCX, PPTX, or a plain idea all work.
It builds the scenes
Interlace structures your content into a paced, scene-by-scene storyboard.
Narration and visuals
Each scene gets a natural voiceover and matching visuals, on brand.
Review and export
Edit anything in the browser, then export up to 4K or share a link.
FAQ
Common questions
A text prompt, a written script, or an uploaded document: PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, or Markdown, up to 50 MB. You can also paste a web page URL, including pages that build themselves with JavaScript. A page behind a login cannot be read, so paste the text instead.
Yes. The free plan has 100 one-time credits, enough for about two 15-second videos (720p, watermarked). Paid plans remove the watermark and add higher resolution and brand controls.
No. Interlace is built around illustrated, narrated scenes rather than a talking-head presenter, which suits explainers, training, and product video.
Yes. Every scene is editable in the browser: wording, timing, visuals, voice, and order.
Comparing tools? See Interlace vs Synthesia.
Generate your first video
Create an account and start from a document, script, or prompt.