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Document to training video
Inkbolt turns PDFs, manuals, policies, and regulatory updates into narrated training videos. Review the storyboard, edit each scene, then export a finished MP4.
Formats
One source file. Pick the format that fits your audience and where you'll publish.
Output
Two finished videos drafted from real documents, in both formats.
Capabilities
Inkbolt drafts the narration, visuals, and structure together so you can focus on the scenes that need your judgment.
Inkbolt reads the source document and drafts the script and voiceover. You set the duration and language.
Diagrams, illustrations, charts, and slide content are built for each scene to match the narration.
Review the storyboard before rendering, regenerate a scene, and rewrite any line. Available on Pro and Scale.
Publish in English, French (France), French (Canada), or Spanish. Script, narration, and on-screen text all translate together.
Who it's for
How it works
Pick the pages you want and the format: presentation or whiteboard.
Inkbolt drafts the script, visuals, and voiceover in your chosen language.
Review the storyboard, regenerate scenes, and edit any line before the final render. Pro and Scale.
Download a finished MP4 for your LMS, team, or content library.
Pricing
Test the workflow, add storyboard review, then scale production across a shared training library.
Billing
All prices in CAD. USD shown for quick reference.
Need a custom plan?
Higher volume or larger teams.
For testing document-to-video workflows with 50 credits each month.
Approx. $36 USD / month
For solo creators and small teams with 150 credits, storyboard review, and multilingual delivery.
Approx. $180 USD / month
For teams producing larger training libraries with 400 credits and shared workspaces.
Approx. $576 USD / month
Every account starts with a free tier. No credit card required.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before you start.
Get started
Free to start. Draft a video from a source document, then refine the scenes that matter before publishing.