Record your intent

Velo allows you to transform static PDF documents into dynamic video messages by providing natural language intent to an AI agent. This workflow covers everything from page selection to voice cloning and script generation.

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Uploading and Configuring the PDF

Step 1: From the home screen, open the Upload Video/PDF tab and choose a PDF from your machine. The upload area accepts MP4, MOV and PDF. Step 2: Once the file is uploaded, choose which pages to include in the video. You can select All pages or Specific pages - toggle specific thumbnails to include only the pages you need. Selecting specific pages from the uploaded PDF.

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Recording Your Intent

Step 3: Instead of Continue with prompt, select Record my intent instead. You narrate your instructions to the agent rather than typing them. Velo replies with a three-step briefing: allow your microphone, walk through the PDF while talking, then hit finish. Step 4: Select Start recording and grant microphone access when the browser asks.

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Guiding the Agent Session

Step 5: Talk through the document the way you would to a colleague. The briefing names the four things worth covering, and they are the four things Velo listens for: You don’t need to phrase any of it precisely — Velo maps what you say onto the structure of the document. Step 6: Hit finish when you’ve covered everything. Velo takes over from there.

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Selecting Voice and Persona

Step 7: Velo asks three short questions in the chat. First the persona — Founder, Marketer, Designer, Sales person and others. Step 8: Then the audience, and any additional instructions. Step 9: Pick a voice. My Voices holds your own clones, Organisation Voices any a teammate has promoted, and Public Voices a ready-made set.

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Finalizing the Video

Step 10: Review the drafted script. It arrives as scene cards — a timestamp range, a VISUAL line, and the NARRATION. Click any card to edit it. Step 11: When it reads right, select Go, Make my Velo. Velo creates the voiceover and matches it to the pages, and a progress card tracks the run. Final video generation and processing progress. Your video is now ready for review and sharing.