Felo VideoPDF to Video
Give your report, guide or course material a voice. Upload a PDF and get a video with visuals, narration, captions and music.
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This page’s example · English narration
See the source material and production brief used for this sample. The source and video are in English; the practice text in other page languages is there for you to adapt.
This sample uses narration without background music.
Before publishing, check the facts, captions and permission to use the materials.
Of 120 responses, 72 chose a short video: 60%.
30 chose the full text (25%); 18 were undecided (15%).
This is a fictional practice dataset, not a representative survey.
Original practice report with fictional survey data, not market research. The videos in the style gallery below are separate style examples, not outputs from this PDF.
Start with a readable document you have permission to use.
Name your audience, key sections, language and desired length.
Get the visuals and audio together, then check the result against your source.
Of 120 responses, 72 chose a short video: 60%.
Lead with 60% and label the sample size: n = 120.
30 chose the full text (25%); 18 were undecided (15%).
Show all three groups in one comparison, totaling 100%.
This is a fictional practice dataset, not a representative survey.
End with the scope limit; do not claim that everyone prefers video.
Choose one audience and goal per generation. These are suggested briefs, not an automatic batch export.
Show the main result and the sample size, with the fictional-data label.
Compare all three groups and explain the limits of the dataset.
Use the result to frame questions for a future real survey, not a market-wide conclusion.
Reports
Explain findings to colleagues or customers without walking through every page.
Learning materials
Turn a chapter or training guide into a focused lesson people can watch again.
Product guides
Use a product guide to explain features, steps or a use case.
White papers
Turn a report section into a video with the conclusion, supporting figures and scope limits.
Specify chapters or topics instead of squeezing a long report into one clip.
Compare names, figures, units and dates with the original PDF.
Watch the narration and captions together. Request changes where context is missing.
Real Felo samples made from different sources and briefs. Open a video or view its source; narration is in English.
English · 00:45 · 16:9
English · 00:45 · 16:9
English · 00:45 · 16:9
English · 00:45 · 16:9
Choose a visual style that suits your report or lesson.
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Keep the sample size, percentages, units and caveats consistent across language versions. Use a wide layout for charts or a vertical layout for a short findings summary.
Felo video samples showing visual styles and narration.
Specify how names and technical terms in your PDF should be read.
Ask for a beginner summary or a specialist briefing.
Pick portrait for a short clip or landscape for a presentation.
Best for explaining information, processes and findings with animated visuals.
Explain the ideas in a document with text, charts and narration.
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Test a chapter before adapting a long document.
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Create another brief from the same PDF for a different audience.
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Explain revised sections in a new video instead of starting from scratch.
Creators share their experience making videos with Felo.
I had never touched a timeline editor, and my first upload came back ready to publish, captions synced and all.
Chloe Nguyen
English-learning creator · TikTok
Vertical, horizontal and square in one export, so I stopped re-cropping frames and rebuilding titles for every platform.
Dan Kowalski
Product manager / side-hustle writer · Substack
Check terminology, names and narration pace.
Verify numbers, units and subtitles against the PDF.
Review the whole video and its framing before publishing.
Upload the PDF, describe your audience and key points, then submit. Felo creates the visuals, narration, captions and music.
The goal is a video explanation of selected content, not an exact page-by-page reproduction. Specify what to include.
Choose a chapter or a few conclusions first. The current uploader allows up to 100 MB in total; a large document may need to be split.
Use an unlocked PDF with selectable text when possible. If the content cannot be read, extract the text or provide an accessible version.
Review the result against your source. Complex charts, tables and layouts may need simpler explanations or corrections.
Yes. Specify the narration language, length and format in your brief, and select a style. Review each generated version before sharing.