Turn one useful passage into a short video.

Choose the passage before the format.

Use writing you own or have permission to adapt. Paste the relevant passage into Use source material, or select Open text file or review PDF pages below. Review the text, give it a descriptive title, and optionally add its public HTTPS attribution link.

The source can contain up to 12,000 characters. PDF page review supports up to 4 MB and 20 pages, with 12,000 extracted characters per page and 48,000 per document. The selected notes still need to fit 12,000 characters. UTF-8 .txt or .md files can be up to 48 KB. Long combinations of source and brand notes may need shortening. Markdown stays plain text. The optional attribution URL is a reference for your team; adding it alone does not fetch a page.

Read a public webpage, then choose what to keep.

Expand Import a webpage, product page or feed, paste a public HTTPS URL, confirm you have permission to adapt it, and select Read webpage or feed. Remixure reads the page’s HTML and shows its extracted text. It does not sign in, run page scripts, import images, or draft a video at this step.

Review the preview before selecting Use imported text. That replaces the source fields; Discard import leaves them alone. Edit missing context and qualifications before drafting. A long page produces a clearly labelled excerpt of up to 12,000 characters. The import is limited to 512 KB of HTML, three redirects and 12 seconds; some large pages, sign-in pages, PDFs and pages that need JavaScript must be copied manually instead.

The trial allows 20 webpage attempts per workspace per UTC day, including failed attempts, with one active import at a time and shared capacity limits. Reading a webpage does not use a storyboard attempt. Import results are cached privately for retry recovery. They expire after 24 hours and are removed by scheduled cleanup. Once you request a storyboard, its reviewed source copy stays with that draft until workspace deletion.

Choose one RSS or Atom entry to review.

Expand Import a webpage, product page or feed, supply a permitted public HTTPS RSS2.0 or Atom1.0 feed, confirm permission and select Read webpage or feed. Choose one Feed entry; entries stay separate and nothing is selected by default. Compare its text and attribution with the article, restore needed context after applying, and confirm review before selecting Use reviewed feed entry. Changing the entry resets confirmation. Changing your current notes blocks applying an old candidate; Discard feed import preserves those notes.

A feed can supply complete-looking content or only a summary. Both need checking; a preview longer than 12,000 characters is marked as truncated. Up to eight readable entries are offered in feed order, with counts for empty, unsupported or excess entries. The feed itself must fit within 512 KB of UTF-8 XML and 100 entries. Feed-supplied dates and publisher identity are unverified. If an entry has no safe public HTTPS link, attribution stays on the feed.

Reading a feed uses the same daily webpage-import allowance and private 24-hour retry recovery. It never opens an entry, enclosure, image, media or external content link, and it does not run XML entities or scripts. Choosing reviewed text replaces only the source notes; your video stays unchanged. Automatic feed watching, continuous article discovery, generation and publishing are separate work and are not offered by this import.

Review the text extracted from a PDF.

Open Review PDF pages and choose your document. Include only the pages you need, inspect each included page, and confirm that you compared it with your PDF. Page numbers follow the file order; printed numbering may differ. Empty or image-only pages remain visible and cannot be included until they have readable text. Check columns, tables and missing image context against the original.

For a scanned page, choose its English, Spanish, French or Portuguese wording under Printed language on this PDF page, then select Read text from PDF page for that language. Recognition runs locally on one page; only the selected dictionary and reader assets download from this site when needed. Each recognized page retains its chosen language, so you can review a mixed-language document. Compare the page image and recognized text, using Inspect page at full size to scroll through the larger image without leaving the editor. Check and correct every accented word, name, number, qualification, reading order and missing context. Reading does not include the page automatically. You can make up to three recognition attempts per import; cancellation also uses an attempt and leaves your source and existing notes unchanged. Choose the right language before reading; already readable page text is not overwritten.

Your chosen pages are combined in their original order. Review and edit the Selected PDF notes, restore needed qualifications from omitted pages, and confirm permission before selecting Use reviewed PDF notes. Changing included pages replaces your combined edits and requires another review. A changed current source blocks replacement until you restore it or read again. Reading and Discard leave the current source unchanged; Use replaces its title, text and attribution, while your video stays intact. Only the notes reach the service when you deliberately save them or request a storyboard; the PDF and page-review choices are not stored with them.

The local reader supports printed English, Spanish, French and Portuguese, with a 60-second limit for each page. Handwriting, blurry scans, tables and unsupported languages can be missed or misread; broader recognition quality is not established. Recognition does not translate the source. Password-protected files and PDFs that restrict copying are not supported. If a document is too large or cannot be read, the editor preserves your previous source. Save just the relevant pages as a smaller PDF or paste an excerpt you have permission to adapt. Importing text does not establish its accuracy or give you rights to republish it.

Review a Word document before replacing your notes.

In the source editor, expand Read a Word document and select Choose Word document. Remixure reads a .docx locally and shows a separate candidate. Your current source stays unchanged. Edit Word source title and Extracted Word text, compare them with the document and restore any missing qualifications. Confirm permission and review, then choose Use reviewed Word text. Changing candidate fields resets confirmation; changing the current source blocks applying that old candidate. Discard Word import keeps your existing notes.

Use a normal .docx up to 4 MB with up to 12,000 extracted characters. Body paragraphs, tabs and table cells become plain text.

Footnotes and endnotes cited in the body appear under Referenced notes, linked to matching labels beside their original statements. Their stored IDs can differ from Word’s printed numbering; compare them with Word and keep every qualification with the claim it limits. Repeated references share one copied note, and uncited notes are excluded. The combined body and notes must fit 12,000 characters, with at most 50 different notes and 200 references.

Images, formatting, list numbering, headers, footers and comments are excluded. Cached field values need checking. Older .doc, encrypted or macro files, tracked changes, text boxes, alternate embedded content, custom note markers and nonstandard note locations need manual copying or a selectable-text PDF. Missing, ambiguous or unsupported cited notes fail the import rather than silently remove a qualification. Large or malformed files leave your source unchanged; Cancel reading discards late output.

The Word file is not uploaded. Only notes you deliberately save to the source library or send with Draft storyboard reach the service. Reading a document does not consume a model attempt or verify its facts or reuse rights.

Choose and review one PowerPoint slide.

Expand Read a PowerPoint slide and select Choose PowerPoint presentation. Remixure reads a normal .pptx locally, in the deck’s declared slide order. Choose one Source slide; nothing is selected or added to your notes by default. Edit Slide source title and Extracted slide text, compare the passage with PowerPoint, restore needed context and confirm permission before selecting Use reviewed slide text. Changing the slide or candidate resets review; changing current source notes blocks applying an older candidate. Discard PowerPoint import preserves those notes and your video.

If qualifications are stored in speaker notes, select Read speaker notes with this presentation before choosing the file. This is off by default. After choosing a slide, compare its Stored speaker notes with PowerPoint. Notes stay separate until you select Include speaker notes in this source. Changing that choice restores the original slide text and chosen notes, replaces your combined edits and requires another review. Keep each qualification beside the claim it limits. Discard an import before changing whether notes are read.

Use a .pptx up to 4 MB and 40 slides. The selected slide and included notes must fit 12,000 characters; an oversized combination can be shortened carefully before review. Only text physically stored in the slide and its standard notes body is read; shape order may differ from visual reading order. Hidden slides are labelled and generated field values are omitted. Image-only slides have no text choice. Images, charts, formatting, inherited templates, other note placeholders, freeform note shapes and comments are excluded. Missing or mismatched supported note parts stop the import and preserve your source.

Check omitted content in PowerPoint and restore any needed context. Older .ppt, macro, encrypted or unsupported files need manual copying. The original presentation is not uploaded. Only notes you deliberately save or send with a storyboard request reach the service.

Compare text from a workspace image.

For a permitted PNG or JPEG, expand Read text from a workspace image inside the source editor. Choose an existing private image, confirm permission to send it to Cloudflare Workers AI, and select Read image text. New extraction may be unavailable while the provider is disabled; existing candidates remain readable.

Compare the candidate with its original before using it. Check numbers, line order, missing context and qualifications, then edit Recognized text and confirm your review. Use reviewed image text replaces source notes; it does not change your video or automatically draft scenes. Original image identity stays with the notes, while your edits remain separate from the model’s transcription. Discard text comparison preserves your current source.

This step reads one image up to 1 MB, 2048 pixels per side and four megapixels. Dense pages may return an excerpt. Five trial attempts per workspace per UTC day include failed and cancelled attempts, with shared capacity and one active image at a time. Cancellation discards late output, but provider work may already have incurred cost. An unconfirmed request can recover the same attempt with Retry same text request. Multi-page scanned PDFs, reliable handwriting and broad language accuracy are not established by this step.

See what a short draft keeps—and leaves out.

We used this original production note as a source:

Before making a short video, narrow it to one idea. Write three lines: an opening that names the idea, one concrete example that explains it, and a next step the viewer can try. Read the lines aloud. If the example needs more explanation, simplify the idea or give it more time. This is a planning exercise, not a promise of views or sales.

For a 15-second video, the actual generated draft returned three five-second scenes:

1. Name the idea — supporting line: Step 1
2. Add a concrete example — supporting line: Step 2
3. Suggest a next step — supporting line: Step 3

The draft keeps the three main steps and adds no promise of results. It leaves out the read-aloud check and the advice to adjust timing. For a fuller explanation, add those points yourself or use a longer format. A short draft is a selection from the source, not proof that every important qualification survived.

Compare, edit, then export.

1. Open Video studio → Start from an idea, brief or source. State the audience and the point you want this video to explain.
2. Add and review the source text. Choose English, Spanish, French or Portuguese under Storyboard language, an optional brand kit and a target of 15, 30, or 60 seconds. Confirm permission, then select Draft storyboard.
3. Expand the saved source below the draft. Check names, numbers, quotations, qualifications, and the order of events against every scene. Download the source notes if you need a copy for your review process.
4. Open Review source coverage. Compare every retained passage with the candidate. Mark it included after checking the wording, give a reason for deliberate omission, or choose Needs revision to keep the draft unapplied. Literal wording locations are navigation aids, not factual verification or a judgement of paraphrases.
5. Resolve every source item and complete the final facts, rights and timing confirmation before selecting Use storyboard. Changing a decision or review note clears that confirmation. Applying replaces the current scenes, soundtrack, and captions; Undo restores them. Edit the wording and timing, add your own media, and save the video.
6. Export and watch the whole MP4. Add any required attribution or disclosure to the video or destination caption yourself. A saved source link is not an automatic on-screen credit.

Download source review keeps the source, candidate and your editorial choices in a local JSON file. Keep the file with your source and final export. Full source text is retained in the review, grouped into at most 32 passages; scroll within a long passage to inspect it all.

To retain the decisions with the original draft for your workspace, finish every decision, explain deliberate omissions, confirm that you want to retain these exact choices and select Save reviewed source decisions. A receipt identifies the submitting member or agent and keeps prior revisions visible. You can save “needs revision” while leaving a draft unapplied. Saving decisions does not verify facts or approve the video for export or publication; applying the storyboard and reviewing its final file remain separate steps.

The source is private to your workspace and is sent to the drafting model only when you request a draft. Editing the input afterward keeps an existing draft’s source copy unchanged. After you apply and save a draft, Original draft and source keeps its original wording, source text and brand notes available alongside later video edits and saved versions. The trial allows five attempts per workspace per UTC day, subject to shared capacity; failed and cancelled attempts count.

Give the explanation enough time.

Read the edited script aloud and use the script timer to check its pace. Add footage that shows the example, a reviewed narration, or timed captions. If exact wording matters, use Start from a script to arrange your supplied script into scenes without AI rewriting.