What is file to video AI?

Upload or link one document file — Wan 3.0 reads it and generates a short AI video clip (2–30s). Separate from URL to Video, which uses public webpage links.

Supported file types?

PDF, PPT/PPTX, DOC/DOCX, XLS/XLSX, TXT, and MD via upload or direct HTTPS link.

Upload or paste a URL?

Both work. Upload in the tool (sign in required) or paste a direct HTTPS link to the file — not a Google Drive or Dropbox share page unless it returns the raw file.

File to Video vs URL to Video?

File to Video is for PDF, PPT, and document files. URL to Video is for public HTML pages — product pages, blogs, and landing pages.

Does this work for PowerPoint files?

Yes — upload .ppt or .pptx (PPT) files directly, or paste a direct link to the file.

What should I write in the prompt?

Describe audience and tone — e.g. 15s pitch teaser, training explainer, or social ad hook. Use the quick prompt styles above the generator to start faster.

File size and mixing inputs?

Uploads up to ~100 MB when R2 is configured. Files over ~4 MB prefer browser→R2 direct upload (requires bucket CORS; see docs/r2-cors-setup.md), with same-origin chunked fallback. You can also paste a public HTTPS file link. Wan accepts either a document file or a webpage link in one job — not both.

Both Wan 3.0 Standard and Prime support file mode at the same credit rates — Prime targets higher-fidelity finals.

Can I make the clip longer?

Yes — after generation, use Video Extend to add seconds at the end, or open the clip in Studio before download.

Is this like Pictory, Invideo, or Lumen5?

Not exactly. Those tools turn documents into narrated slideshow videos with stock footage, scene timelines, and voiceover. Reeldo uses Wan 3.0 file mode to generate one cinematic AI clip from your PDF or PPT — pick a prompt style, generate, then Extend or Upscale. No multi-scene editor or script breakdown required.

How is this different from HeyGen or Synthesia?

HeyGen and Synthesia focus on AI avatar presenters reading a script. Reeldo does not produce talking-head videos — it creates generative b-roll and motion clips inspired by your document content. Better for product teasers, pitch hooks, and social ads than slide-by-slide narration.

File to Video

PDF & PPT to Video AI Generator

Upload a PDF or PPT, or paste a direct file link. Reeldo reads the document and generates a short AI clip — no manual storyboard required.

1Add file
→
2Describe clip
→
3Generate

Quick prompt styles

Upload PDF, PPT/PPTX, DOCX, XLSX, or TXT — or paste a direct HTTPS file link. Sign in to upload.

Model

Document file

Upload PDF, PPT/PPTX, DOCX, XLSX, or TXT — or paste a direct HTTPS file link. Sign in to upload.

Prompt0/5000

16:9 · 5s · 720p

Multimodal references, cinematic motion, and built-in audio in one generation.

What you can make from a document

Real files, real clips — upload or link a document, pick a scene, and start from a ready-made prompt instead of writing from scratch.

Example 01 / 04

PowerPoint pitch deck — input for file to video

Slide deck

Output

PPT deck → pitch teaser

Scenario: You have a slide deck for investors or sales but no vertical teaser yet — upload the PPT and get a social-native hook without reshooting.
Result: A 9:16 pitch teaser with confident motion and headline energy — ready for LinkedIn, email, or paid social.
Settings: PPT filePitch deck9:1615s

Prompt template

Format: 9:16, 15s | Turn this deck into a confident pitch teaser — premium motion, clear headline energy, no on-screen text.

Example 02 / 04

Product specification PDF — input for file to video

Product PDF

Output

Horizontal product introduction clip generated from a PDF document

PDF spec → product video

Scenario: Your product lives in a one-pager or spec PDF — upload it and turn the key benefits into a horizontal ad-style clip.
Result: A 16:9 product introduction with clear pacing and premium visuals — same document, now in motion.
Settings: PDF fileProduct PDF16:910s

Prompt template

Format: 16:9, 10s | Based on this document, create a concise product introduction video with clear pacing and premium visuals.

Example 03 / 04

Training doc

Output

Training explainer clip generated from an internal document

DOC → training explainer

Scenario: Internal docs explain a process but nobody watches long PDFs — upload the file and get a calm training clip for onboarding or L&D.
Result: A steady 16:9 explainer focused on the key takeaway — friendly tone, no on-screen text clutter.
Settings: DOC fileTraining doc16:912s

Prompt template

Format: 16:9, 12s | Create a calm training explainer clip — friendly tone, steady pacing, focus on the key takeaway, no on-screen text.

Example 04 / 04

Report PDF

Output

Long report → summary hook

Scenario: A quarterly report or whitepaper needs a social hook — upload the PDF and distill one bold takeaway into a vertical clip.
Result: A fast 9:16 summary hook with cinematic b-roll energy — perfect as a Reels or Short opener.
Settings: PDF fileSocial hook9:168s

Prompt template

Format: 9:16, 8s | Extract one bold hook from this file into a vertical social ad clip — fast energy, cinematic b-roll style, no on-screen text.

How file to video works

Step 1
Add your file
Upload PDF, PPT/PPTX, DOCX, XLSX, or TXT — or paste a public HTTPS file link. Sign in to upload.
Step 2
Describe the clip
Pick a quick prompt style or write your own — product launch, deck teaser, or training tone.
Step 3
Pick Wan tier & length
Standard for drafts, Prime for finals — 2–30 seconds, 480p–1080p, optional sound.
Step 4
Generate & refine
Click Generate Video. Extend for more seconds or Upscale before download.

Supported files

Supported files
File type	Works?	Notes
PDF	Yes	Upload or direct HTTPS link — common for specs and reports
PPT / PPTX	Yes	Decks and pitch slides — great for teaser clips
DOC / DOCX	Yes	Word docs and internal write-ups
XLS / XLSX	Yes	Spreadsheets with clear structure work best
TXT / MD	Yes	Plain text and markdown files
Public HTML pages	Use URL to Video	Product/blog/landing URLs belong on /url-to-video

Diagram showing supported file types for file to video — PDF, PPT, Word, Excel, and text documents

Add a file and try it →

After you generate

Your clip appears in the generator preview. From there you can:

Download MP4 when the clip is ready.
Video Extend — add seconds at the end in the same scene.
Video Upscale — sharpen resolution before social upload or delivery.

File to video FAQ

URL to Video Wan 3.0 Video Extend Video Upscale Video Studio Pricing

PDF & PPT to Video AI Generator

Try the generator

What you can make from a document

PPT deck → pitch teaser

PDF spec → product video

DOC → training explainer

Long report → summary hook

How file to video works

Add your file

Describe the clip

Pick Wan tier & length

Generate & refine

Supported files

After you generate

File to video FAQ

What is file to video AI?

What is file to video AI?

Supported file types?

Supported file types?

Upload or paste a URL?

Upload or paste a URL?

File to Video vs URL to Video?

File to Video vs URL to Video?

Does this work for PowerPoint files?

Does this work for PowerPoint files?

What should I write in the prompt?

What should I write in the prompt?

File size and mixing inputs?

File size and mixing inputs?

Which Wan tier?

Which Wan tier?

Can I make the clip longer?

Can I make the clip longer?

Is this like Pictory, Invideo, or Lumen5?

Is this like Pictory, Invideo, or Lumen5?

How is this different from HeyGen or Synthesia?

How is this different from HeyGen or Synthesia?

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