Workflows are the starting point for every video project. When you create a project, you choose a workflow based on what you already have and how you want the video structured.
What are workflows?
A workflow defines the inputs and process used to generate your video.
For most marketing and presentation work, start here:
Storyboard to video — Plan scene by scene, then generate a full video. Best when you want tight control over each shot and message.
Slideshow to video — Turn a PDF or PowerPoint into a narrated video. Best when your content already lives in slides.
Other workflows you can use:
Script to video — Start from an idea or written script, then generate narration and visuals.
Voiceover to video — Start with an existing narration or audio recording.
Start from upload — Bring in your own video, audio, or image files.
Video editor — Start from a blank project with full manual control.
Record — Capture screen, camera, or audio directly in VideoGen.
Generate AI clip — Create a short AI-generated clip from a prompt or image when you need a single piece of footage.
Each workflow sets up your project differently, but all of them lead to the same editor, where you can refine details and use Remix for broader updates.
Choosing a workflow
Choose a workflow based on what you already have:
Building a product, campaign, or scene-by-scene story? Start with Storyboard to video.
Already have a PDF or PowerPoint? Use Slideshow to video.
Writing from a script or idea? Use Script to video.
Already have narration? Use Voiceover to video.
Already have media files? Use Start from upload.
Want full manual control? Use Video editor.
Capturing something new? Use Record.
If you are unsure, prefer Storyboard to video for marketing videos or Slideshow to video when your source is a presentation.