PDF to video
PDF to Video Converter with AI Narration
Upload the PDF. Interlace reads it, writes the narration, and builds illustrated scenes that keep the document's structure, in 28 languages.
Overview
What PDF to video means with Interlace
Interlace converts a PDF to video with narration you would actually ship to a workforce. It reads the document's own headings and order, drafts a scene by scene script, narrates it in a natural voice, and builds illustrated scenes carrying your brand. There is no avatar and no stock-footage montage.
That matters most for the documents L&D and enablement teams already own: policies, handbooks, onboarding packs, product one-pagers. The video follows the source instead of paraphrasing it loosely, so a subject matter expert can check it against the PDF line by line and comment on the exact second that is wrong.
After review it becomes a maintainable asset. Regenerate a scene when the PDF is revised, publish the same video in 28 languages from one source, export up to 4K, and when the LMS needs a package, export SCORM 1.2 instead of MP4.
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 to convert a PDF to video
Upload the PDF
Drop in the policy, handbook, or one-pager you already have.
The document becomes scenes
Interlace keeps the headings and order and writes narration for each scene.
Voice, visuals, and brand
Natural narration, illustrated scenes, and your custom style applied automatically.
Review and export
Edit any scene in the browser, then export up to 4K or share a link.
FAQ
Common questions
No. Interlace writes narration for each scene and builds visuals to match, so the video paces like a video. The document supplies the structure and the facts, not the delivery.
It works from your file rather than open web knowledge, and the script is fully editable before rendering. Reviewers can compare the video against the PDF scene by scene.
DOCX, PPTX, TXT, and Markdown, plus a web page URL or a pasted script, up to 50 MB a file and five sources in one video. Older .doc and .ppt files need re-saving as .docx or .pptx first. The same structure-first approach applies to all of them.
Interlace reads it with OCR, up to the first 40 pages, so a scanned SOP or a signed policy still works. You see the extracted text and the script before any credits are spent.
Yes. Choose SCORM 1.2 instead of MP4 in the editor's Export menu to get a package your LMS will accept.
Re-upload it or edit the affected scene and regenerate. Version history keeps the earlier cut, and every language republishes from the same source.
Plans are based on how much video you generate, so converting a document library is not priced per seat.
Comparing tools? See Interlace vs HeyGen.
Turn your first PDF into video
Create an account and start from a document, script, or prompt.