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Learn the workspace, create a first video, and give ngram useful instructions and sources.
- What is ngram?ngram turns a brief, source material or recording into a video you can review, revise and share.
- Create your first videoStart in ngram with a brief and sources. Review the plan, then refine and share your video.
- Continue an older projectBring an older project into the current ngram editor, revise it in chat or on the timeline, and share the result.
- Understand the agentic workspaceKeep your brief, plan, video preview, and revisions in one conversation. Review the direction, request changes, then download or share the result.
- Write a better video promptGive ngram the goal, audience, source of truth, and creative constraints that matter—and leave room for the agent to plan the rest.
- Use prompt recipes for common videosStart with a fill-in brief for a demo, explainer, update, social clip, training video, or presenter-led story—then replace every bracket with your own approved information. Use a recipe to create a product demo from screenshots and a recording, or an explainer from a deck and a public product page.
- Fix a prompt that missed the briefFirst separate a technical failure from an expectation mismatch, then repair the brief or request the smallest useful revision without discarding good work. Use this guide when a generated demo changes what the source recording showed or alters the recorded step order.
- Use sources and attachmentsGround a video in public URLs or permitted files, wait for each upload to finish processing, then tell ngram which sources control facts, structure, narration, and visuals.
- Make a walkthrough with browser handoffWatch ngram explore a product website, take over for a step that needs you, and return control so the video can use the real screens.
- What you can make with ngram: 5 examples and briefsChoose a video structure, adapt one of five example briefs, add your own sources, and review the plan before creating a video in ngram.