Document & webpage to video

Turn a document or webpage into a complete video

Upload a document or paste a public webpage, then choose the video type and duration. Edit the plan before generating, or skip the setup and create the finished video in one click.

Choose Controlled creation when you want to shape the message, scenes, and narration. Choose One-click generation when you want the simplest path from source to finished video.

Document to Video

01URL to Video

02Add your direction (optional)

Or start from an example

Target video duration

5s30s

Review first

Review and edit before generating

Choose this when you want to check the key points, scenes, prompts, and narration before creating your video.

You'll use 1 credit to create the editable plan. Video generation is charged separately based on the duration you choose.

Create now

Create the finished video now

Choose this when you want Wan 3.0 to create the video from your document or webpage without reviewing a plan first.

Video settings

Resolution

About 50 credits · 720P · Audio on

Your result

Your plan or video will appear here

Add a document or public URL on the left, then choose whether to review an editable plan or create the finished video now.

1Reading your content

2Finding key points

3Preparing your script

Supported sources

Start with the content you already have

Use a document or public webpage as the source. The important information stays connected to the video instead of being rewritten from scratch.

Start creating

06 · Supported sources

PDF

Turn reports, guides, whitepapers, and research into a focused explanation or summary.

Word

Use briefs, scripts, and product documents without copying their contents into a prompt.

PowerPoint

Build a video from slide text and speaker notes in an existing presentation.

Markdown / Text

Use notes, scripts, and outlines as the starting point for scenes and narration.

Excel

Present useful findings, categories, and trends from a spreadsheet more clearly.

Webpage URL

Turn a public article, product page, or launch page into an explainer, ad, summary, or social video.

Clearer longer videos

Keep the beginning, key message, and ending connected

Choose a longer duration when the source needs more room. Controlled creation lets you adjust the scene order and pacing before generating.

30s

story planning

URL

web source

PDF

document source

30s visual example

Two ways to create

Choose control or speed for every source

Controlled creation gives you an editable video plan before generation. One-click generation skips the editing step and produces the finished video directly. Both use the same document or webpage you provide.

How it works

From source to video in four simple steps

01
Add your source
Paste a public HTTPS webpage or upload one supported document up to 100 MB.
02
Set the result
Choose explainer, ad, summary, or social video, then select the target duration.
03
Choose a creation method
Use Controlled creation to edit the plan first, or One-click generation to create the final video immediately.
04
Review the result
Edit the plan before generation, or open the completed one-click video from your creation history.

Video examples

See how different source material can shape the result

A source can guide the story, characters, product details, movement, mood, and pacing of the finished video.

30s

Cinematic worldbuilding

Use a story, game concept, or world-building document to guide scale, atmosphere, movement, and visual tone.

15s

Character-led explainer

Keep one person or character at the center by starting from a profile, article, or narrative.

15s

Product detail

Turn product benefits into close-ups, material details, lighting, and the shots viewers should notice.

20s

Animated storytelling

Use a written story or concept note to guide the key beats, stylized movement, and pacing.

30s

Performance and dialogue

Carry the speaking style from a script, interview, article, or character brief into narration and dialogue.

35s

Automotive campaign

Use launch messaging to guide speed, lighting, camera movement, and momentum.

30s

Surreal campaign concept

Focus a bold creative brief on one memorable visual idea.

30s

Lifestyle social video

Turn short campaign copy into a natural scene paced for quick social viewing.

Choose what fits your task

More control when you need it, less setup when you do not

Controlled creation

Review and change the key message, scenes, camera direction, pacing, and narration before generating.

One-click generation

Skip storyboard and prompt editing. Use the current source, type, and duration to create the finished video directly.

Switch whenever you need

Use one-click generation for a fast first result, or return to the editable plan when a project needs finer control.

Credits

See the cost before you start

An editable video plan costs 1 assistant credit. One-click video generation shows the estimated credit cost for the selected duration before submission.

View credit pricing

Common uses

Create from the material you already work with

Product pages

Turn features, proof points, and positioning into a product introduction or short ad.

Blog posts

Condense a long article into a clear explainer or a quick social video.

Reports and research

Present the most important findings as a watchable visual summary.

Project documents

Turn requirements and plans into a connected story with clear pacing and narration.

Creative briefs

Carry the audience, message, mood, and campaign goal into the video direction.

Knowledge content

Turn lessons, guides, and how-to material into a shorter educational video.

FAQ

Document and webpage video questions

What is the difference between the two creation methods?

Controlled creation produces an editable plan first, so you can change the scenes, prompt, and narration. One-click generation skips those steps and creates the finished video directly.

Which method should I choose?

Choose Controlled creation when accuracy, scene order, or wording matters. Choose One-click generation when speed and simplicity matter more.

What sources are supported?

You can use one PDF, Word (.docx), PowerPoint (.pptx), Excel (.xlsx), Markdown, or plain-text file up to 100 MB, or a public HTTPS webpage.

How are credits charged?

Creating an editable plan costs 1 assistant credit. Final video generation is charged separately, and the estimated amount is shown before submission.

Can I edit the scenes and narration?

Yes. Choose Controlled creation to review and change the key message, scene prompts, and narration before generating.

What happens after one-click generation?

The task continues in the background. You can follow its progress, open the completed video, and find it later in your private creation history.

Can I use a scanned PDF?

The PDF needs readable text. If a scan has no searchable text layer, convert it to a searchable PDF before uploading.

Can I use a webpage that requires sign-in?

No. The webpage must use HTTPS and be publicly accessible without an account or password.