How Do Text and Web Links Become Video? NadouPro One-Sentence Generation to Finished Videos

Sometimes you don't need to shoot a film; you need to explain something clearly. NadouPro's canvas Agent conversational creation entry supports three input methods—entering a topic, uploading a file, or pasting a web link—and automatically builds a narrative structure, using broad asset search and video nodes to generate a complete video.

What this feature is

In the canvas workflow, open the Agent entry in the upper right to enter conversational creation mode. You tell Agent what the video should be about, and Agent automatically does the following:

• Plans the narrative structure based on the input, splits scenes, and writes the script

• Selects the visual style and motion logic

• Sets the duration, aspect ratio, and sound style

• Generates visuals scene by scene and combines them into a complete video

Durations range from 20 seconds to 10 minutes, covering everything from short social clips to full explainer videos. The default aspect ratio is 16:9, with vertical and square formats also supported. The sound style is selected from the built-in canvas voice presets, covering different tones such as warm, confident, and plain.

Three input methods

Text topic. Describe the video content directly in the conversation—“tell a story about a rabbit that wants to land on the moon” “introduce five common methods for data visualization.” Agent builds the script and visual sequence based on the topic.

Upload a file. Upload photos, documents, or other materials as the content source or visual reference for the video. This is suitable for scenarios that need to anchor the video to specific materials.

Paste a web link. Give Agent a URL—a product page, article, or technical document. Agent reads the link content, extracts key information, and uses it as the basis for building the script and visuals. This capability is especially powerful when combined with broad asset search: broad asset search can automatically retrieve matching licensed film and video reference resources based on the link content, and Agent uses these references to plan the visual approach for each scene.

Choosing a visual style

Different content suits different visual styles:

• Hand-drawn illustration style: suitable for brand explainers, social media content, and narrative content; thick lines and bright color blocks are visually recognizable

• Mixed media style: illustrations and real photos coexist in the same frame, suitable for product explainers and editorial content—choose it when you need to show product photos and explanatory illustrations at the same time

• 3D paper craft style: clean geometric shapes and layered structures, suitable for process diagrams and financial education

• Pixel art style: nostalgic 8-bit aesthetics, suitable for gaming and technology content

• Clay animation style: a handmade stop-motion effect, suitable for educational content aimed at younger audiences and character-driven narratives

The key point: style is not an aesthetic preference, but a creative context. Using a pixel style for a children's story, or clay animation for a financial explainer, can be generated technically, but it will miss the target audience. Choosing a style tells the model “who this video is for.”

Create an explainer video in four steps

Step 1: Choose a style. Tell Agent the visual style direction for the video in the conversation.

Step 2: Provide input. Type a topic description, upload a file, or paste a link. After Agent reads the content, it plans the narrative.

Step 3: Set the format. Aspect ratio, duration, and sound style. The duration should match what the content actually needs—a 20-second version covers only the core information, while a 5-minute version expands the argument and examples.

Step 4: Generate. Agent builds the visuals scene by scene, syncs the sound, and outputs a complete video. It is not a set of scattered clips that need to be manually stitched together.

Suitable scenarios

• Brand explainer videos: paste a product page link, and Agent reads the existing marketing copy and feature descriptions to automatically build the video. It covers product introduction, usage scenarios, and call to action

• Educational content: turn a concept into a structured video—introduction, explanation, examples, and summary

• Content transformation: turn the URL of a long article or document into a video version. For teams that produce a large amount of written content but need video versions, this step saves manual production

• Product demos: give Agent a product feature page link, and it automatically extracts the feature list and usage scenarios to generate a narrated demo video

• Narrative content: historical events, scientific concepts, brand origin stories—any content that needs a coherent narrative rather than scattered clips

Frequently asked questions

Q: What types of input does Agent accept?

Three types: direct input of a text topic, file upload, and pasted web links. For links, Agent reads the page content as the basis for building the script and visuals.

Q: What is the maximum video length?

20 seconds to 10 minutes, and it can also be set manually. The duration should match the needs of the content, not default to the longest option.

Q: Can I choose a voice?

Yes. The canvas includes multiple voice preset sets, covering different tones. If none of the presets are suitable, you can customize it in the 奇智-MS 5.0 audio model.

Q: How is this different from ordinary video generation?

Ordinary video generation outputs scattered clips that need to be manually stitched together. Agent conversational creation outputs a complete video—with narrative structure, consistent characters, sound throughout, and a unified visual style.

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