ngram turns prompts, docs and screen recordings into editable AI videos. Free plan, paid plans from $23.20/mo billed annually. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
ngram is a web-based AI video generator built for business teams. It creates onboarding, training, demo and explainer videos from a written prompt, a document, a website URL or a screen recording, and it produces narration, soundtrack, visuals, animation and captions in one pass.
The company describes its aim as making video feel like writing. It was co-founded by Anish Muppalaneni (CEO) and Devadutta Ghat (CTO). The site shows a 4.6 out of 5 rating from 62 reviews and customer stories that cite faster production.
You describe the video, including audience and tone, or attach a file or screen recording. ngram then outlines every scene with its duration and waits for approval before it makes anything. After approval, narration, soundtrack, visuals and animation are built while you watch.
The finished video plays beside its storyboard. To revise, you click the frame you want changed and say what you want, and ngram makes a new version. You can also take manual control of captions, music and scenes, then download the file or share a link.
The core is generation from many inputs: prompts, screen recordings, screenshots, PDFs, photos, websites and READMEs. Editing runs through chat or a timeline, with scene reordering, captions in brand colors, and voice or language swaps. AI presenters, custom voices and cinematic AI footage are also listed.
Output options include MP4 or GIF export, shareable links and website embeds. Ultimate adds polls, quizzes and call-to-action overlays in supported shared playback. A GitHub App lets people mention @ngram-ai on a pull request, issue or release to get an explainer video of 5 to 120 seconds.
ngram is an AI video generator for business teams. It creates onboarding, training, demo and explainer videos from a prompt, document, URL or screen recording, and lets users edit any scene afterward by chatting or on a timeline.
ngram has a Free plan and three paid plans: Basic at $29 per month, Premium at $59 and Ultimate at $299. Annual billing takes 20% off, which brings Basic to $23.20 per month. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Yes. The Free plan includes 1,000 credits per month with no credit card required. You can create a video, make it public and share its watch link, but downloading the video file requires a paid plan.
Premium AI video generation uses 10 credits per second, or 3 credits per second with a cheaper model. For example, 30 seconds at the base rate uses 300 credits. ngram shows an estimate before you create a video.
The site lists GitHub, Zapier, n8n, viaSocket, an MCP Server, a Chrome Extension and an X/Twitter bot. LinkedIn, X and YouTube appear as publishing destinations. The GitHub App is the only integration described in detail.
Yes. You can click a frame and describe the change in plain words, and ngram creates a new version. You can also edit captions, music and scene order manually. Manual edits are unlimited on every plan.
ngram targets sales, marketing, customer success, HR and L&D, product and engineering teams, founders and educators. It suits teams that need frequent explainer, demo and training videos without a dedicated video editor.
The about page names Anish Muppalaneni as Co-Founder and CEO and Devadutta Ghat as Co-Founder and CTO. The sources do not state a founding year or headquarters location.