Text to video

Text to video AI that respects the words you already wrote

Text comes in many shapes: a one-line idea, a finished script, a newsletter, a help article. Chitrio treats each one differently. A short idea becomes a full script. A finished script is kept word for word and only the visuals are added. A long article is condensed into a video that stays faithful to what the article actually says.

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Straight answer: The video follows the quality of the text. A vague paragraph becomes a vague video. Give it a clear point, a specific audience and real facts, and the result improves more than any setting you can change afterwards.

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste your text

    A topic, a draft, a complete narration or a link to a public article. You can also import a PDF deck, where each page becomes a scene and its text becomes the brief for that scene.

  2. 2

    Choose how faithful to be

    Let the AI write a script from your text, or switch to your-own-script mode, where your narration is split into scenes exactly as written and no model rewrites a word.

  3. 3

    Render

    Each scene gets visuals, a voice reading your text, word-level captions and a headline. Music, a thumbnail and a vertical cut come with the same render.

What people make with it

Newsletters and posts

Give a written post a second life as a narrated video for people who would never read it, without writing anything new.

Scripts from ChatGPT or a writer

Already have the words? Paste them in your-own-script mode and the narration stays yours while the visuals are built around each line.

Help and documentation

A help-centre article becomes a short walkthrough video that answers the same question for people who prefer to watch.

Stories you wrote

Short fiction, bedtime stories and personal essays become narrated story videos with a recurring character in every scene.

Notes into lessons

Teaching notes become a lesson with one idea per scene, crisp on-screen headings and captions a student can follow.

Questions, answered

Will the AI change my words?

Only if you ask it to write the script. In your-own-script mode the narration is split into scenes deterministically, by your own markers or by sentence, and the AI only adds the visual layer: images, headlines and a title.

How long can my text be?

Longer text makes a longer video. The render screen shows the estimated length and cost before anything is spent. Very long material usually works better as a short series than as one long video.

Where do the visuals come from?

Each scene gets an AI image written from that scene's text, optionally animated by an AI motion engine. You can switch any scene to stock footage or upload your own image or clip.

Can it read text from a PDF?

Yes, a PDF deck can be imported. Each page becomes a slide scene and the page's own text is used as the brief for its narration. Export PowerPoint or Google Slides to PDF first.

Which languages can the text be in?

Full renders support 14 languages including English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Punjabi, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Polish and Indonesian.

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Turn your text into a video

Paste what you already wrote and see it narrated and illustrated.

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