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Turn a PDF into a video lesson that cites its pages

Upload a handbook, policy, procedure or chapter as a PDF. Zıpır proposes a scene plan, you approve it, and the video quotes your PDF sentence by sentence with the page and line on screen.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload your PDF

    Sign in and drop the file into the panel. Nothing is produced yet.

  2. 2

    Review the storyboard

    Zıpır reads the file and proposes a scene plan. Each scene shows the sentence it will put on screen and the place in your file it comes from.

  3. 3

    Approve, or fix one frame

    No video is rendered and no minutes are used until you approve. To change one frame, circle it and say what is wrong; only that frame changes, and revisions do not use minutes.

  4. 4

    Watch, share, check

    The finished video has narration, subtitles and, on every scene, the page and line of the quote. A proof report comes with it.

What you get

  • The PDF's own sentences. Every sentence on screen is a verbatim quote from your PDF, shown with its page and line (for example "p. 4, line 6"). Zıpır does not paraphrase on screen.
  • A scene plan you control. You see every scene before any frame exists, and you decide what is made.
  • Twelve visual formats. Choose how the lesson looks, from a plain document walk-through to illustrated and whiteboard styles; the format list is on the main page.

Language. A document in English gets an English video by default, and you can choose the video's language when you upload. If the document is in another language than the one you pick, the narration and on-screen text are translated; the quoted source sentence stays in its own language, and the video carries a "translated narration" label. The panel's menus and buttons, the quiz and SCORM text, and the proof report are in Turkish today.

Limits, stated plainly

  • A PDF can be up to 50 MB and 300 pages. One video runs up to 15 minutes, so for a long PDF save a chapter as its own file; each part becomes its own video.
  • Zıpır reads the text in the PDF. On scanned pages it tries text recognition, which is slower and has a time limit per document; if the limit runs out, no video is made and you are told.
  • A document too short to make at least three scenes is turned down at the planning step, before any minutes are used.
  • Zıpır chooses which sentences to narrate. It does not read the whole PDF aloud, and it does not add facts that are not in it.
  • The video is a lesson, not legal or medical advice. It quotes; it does not interpret.

What it costs

Billing is per finished video minute. Studio is ₺990 a month for 15 finished video minutes and Team is ₺3.490 a month for 60; prices include VAT. Revisions do not use minutes.

Questions

Does Zıpır change the wording of my PDF?

Not on screen. Every on-screen sentence is a verbatim quote with its page and line. A second check confirms that each quote exists in your PDF, and an edit that says something the document does not is rejected.

How long can the PDF be?

Up to 50 MB and 300 pages. A single video is at most 15 minutes, so for a long PDF save a chapter as its own file and upload the parts separately.

What happens with a scanned PDF?

Zıpır tries to read scanned pages with text recognition. That takes longer and has a time limit for each document; if it runs out, no video is made and you are told. A version with selectable text works best.

Can I see the video plan before it is made?

Yes. The storyboard lists every scene with its quote and source. Nothing is rendered and no minutes are used until you approve it.

Will my PDF be used to train a model?

No. Neither Zıpır nor the AI providers it uses train models on customer documents, and you can delete a document at any time.

Try it on one of your PDFs

Upload a PDF and read the storyboard first. Nothing is made until you approve it.

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