Document to video
Your handbook is already the script.
Upload a PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, MD, or URL. Interlace reads and structures it, turning your content into a narrated video people will watch.
The problem
The information exists. Nobody reads it.
Your best content is locked in documents. The 40-page onboarding guide. The product one-pager. The compliance SOP. People skim it, or skip it. Rebuilding each one as video used to mean scripts, narration, and editing software, so it never happened.
How it works
Upload to finished draft in four steps.
Upload your source
Drag in a PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, MD file, or paste a URL.
Interlace structures it
It pulls key points and shapes them into scenes.
It narrates and illustrates
Voiceover for every scene, and figures from your file redrawn in your style.
Review and export
Adjust anything in the browser, then export up to 4K.
What it does
Built to handle real documents.
Reads real formats
PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, MD, and live URLs, scanned PDFs included. Bring the file you have.
Keeps structure intact
Trim the outline before you generate. Every scene shows the section it came from.
Narrates it for you
Every scene gets a clear voiceover from a library of premium AI voices.
Editable, not locked
Change wording, swap an image, adjust timing, and reorder scenes in the browser.
On brand from the start
Apply a custom style and the video carries your logo, colors, and fonts automatically.
Limits worth knowing: 50 MB a file, 200,000 characters, and up to five sources in one video. Older .doc and .ppt files need re-saving as .docx or .pptx, and a page behind a login cannot be read, so paste the text instead. More answers
Who it's for
For teams sitting on documents.
Turn existing documents into clear, engaging videos for training, marketing, onboarding, and education.
Upload a document. Get a video back.
Create an account and start from a document, script, or prompt.