Standard operating procedures
Turn SOPs Into Video
Upload the procedure. Interlace builds a narrated, step-by-step video that follows it, in every language your floor speaks.
Overview
What SOP to video means with Interlace
Going from SOP to video usually means a writer rewrites the procedure, a designer storyboards it, and a narrator records it. Interlace collapses that into one step: upload the SOP and it produces a narrated video that follows the document's own steps, in order, with illustrated scenes rather than a presenter reading at you.
Order and completeness matter more here than polish. Interlace keeps the structure of the source, so step four stays step four, and your process owner comments on the exact scene they disagree with. Approval stamped against that version is coming soon, and that is the record you need when an auditor asks how the current procedure was taught.
Procedures change more often than courses do. Re-upload the revised SOP, regenerate the affected scenes, and re-publish in 28 languages from the same source. For LMS delivery, export a SCORM 1.2 package from the editor.
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 turn an SOP into video
Upload the procedure
PDF, DOCX, PPTX, or pasted text. The current, approved version is enough.
Steps become scenes
Interlace keeps the order and turns each step into its own narrated scene.
The process owner checks it
Comments land on the exact scene and edits happen in the browser. Recorded approval is coming soon.
Publish for every shift
Generate all languages, export up to 4K, and package for the LMS.
FAQ
Common questions
Yes. Interlace reads the structure of the document rather than summarizing it loosely, so numbered steps stay in sequence and each one becomes its own scene.
No. Re-upload the revised SOP or edit the affected scene and regenerate. Version history keeps the previous cut, which is what an auditor usually wants to see.
Yes. Choose SCORM 1.2 instead of MP4 in the editor's Export menu and you get a package your LMS can track.
No. Generate the same procedure in 28 languages from one source, with localized voiceover and on-screen text, so the versions cannot drift apart.
No. Interlace shows the procedure as illustrated scenes with a voiceover. For a hands-on process that reads better than a person talking to camera.
Plans are based on how much video you generate, and the API and bulk generation, both coming soon, are for teams converting a whole procedure library.
Comparing tools? See Interlace vs Synthesia.
Turn your first SOP into video
Create an account and start from a document, script, or prompt.