Wan 3.0 · PDF to video

PDF to Video from a document you can share

Upload a PDF, or another allowed document, and describe the clip. PDF to video uses that one file as the source. You need the right to share it.

One PDF or document Up to 100MB Opens at 480P · 2 credits 2–30 seconds with audio

Usual file

PDF

Also allowed

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, text, Markdown, Keynote, Pages, Numbers

Opens at

5 seconds · 480P · 2 credits

Limit

One file · 100MB

Turn a PDF into a video

Upload one document you can share. The form opens at 5 seconds and 480P. Tell the prompt which parts of the file matter.

PDF to video · one document

Standard is the Wan 3.0 model. Switch to Prime for the faster model.

Document

One document you have the right to use. Apple Keynote, Pages, and Numbers files are accepted too. Terms of Service

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Duration5s · 2 credits

This 5s 480P Standard clip costs 2 credits. Standard cost follows length and resolution (about 1 credit per 4s at 480P, per 2s at 720P, and per 1s at 1080P, rounded up).

Sign in required. Failed submissions and failed generations refund the credits. Download links from the provider expire, so save the MP4 if you want to keep it.

How PDF to video works

One document in, one prompt, one clip. The file is checked for type and size before a credit is spent.

01

Upload one document

PDF is the main path. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, text, Markdown, Keynote, Pages, and Numbers are allowed. 100MB maximum.

02

Point at what matters

Name the sections, slides, or facts the clip should keep. A long PDF will not become a frame-by-frame reading unless you ask for a short slice of it.

03

Start from 480P

The form opens at 5 seconds and 480P, which is 2 credits on Standard. Change length, resolution, aspect, or audio if you need to.

04

Generate and save

Sign in. Credits are charged on the server from the settings on the button. Failures are refunded. Download the MP4.

Examples

PDF to video example briefs

These briefs show how to point a prompt at a document. They are not samples of a specific file.

Pitch deck

A PDF or PowerPoint with a title, a problem, and three features.

Prompt

A 15-second film of those three parts. Do not add a customer quote that is not in the file.

Menu

A one-page PDF menu.

Prompt

A vertical clip of the three featured dishes, with the printed prices spoken once.

Lesson

A worksheet or a short Markdown note.

Prompt

Teach the first worked example in 8 seconds. Skip the rest of the sheet.

FAQ

What is PDF to video?

PDF to video makes a clip from one document plus your prompt. A PDF is the usual file. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, plain text, Markdown, and Apple Keynote, Pages, and Numbers files are accepted too. One file, up to 100MB.

Do I have to host the PDF myself?

No. Sign in and upload the file from this page. The generator only accepts a public https address for that file, with one of the allowed extensions. A private or local address is rejected.

Can I combine a PDF with a webpage or reference photos?

No. This page takes one document. A public webpage belongs on URL to video. Reference photos belong on reference to video. A document is not combined with either, or with a first frame.

What does PDF to video cost?

The form opens at 5 seconds and 480P on Standard, which is 2 credits. A 5 second 720P Standard clip is 3 credits. Length can be any whole number of seconds from 2 to 30. The button shows the credits. Sign-in is required, and the charge is calculated on the server. Failed submissions and failed generations refund those credits.

Will every page of the PDF appear?

Not as a page-flip of the whole file. The prompt decides which points become the clip. A long deck should name the slides or sections to keep. Very long documents are a poor fit for a 5-second clip.

Can I use the video commercially?

Yes, when you have the right to use the document. Do not upload a file you cannot share. The Terms of Service cover user-provided files. Save the MP4, because the playback link expires.

Upload a PDF

One document, a prompt, and 2 credits at the 480P opening settings.

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