From a slide nobody reads to a walkthrough people watch
A process chart in a slide deck gets skimmed. The same chart narrated, with the camera on each step as it's explained and the flow moving from stage to stage, gets understood. It takes minutes, not a video team.
Uses
- Onboarding: how the line, the plant or the system works, before the first shift.
- Equipment: what each part of a machine does, from its manual's drawing.
- Processes: an order's journey, a lab procedure, a support escalation path drawn as a flowchart.
- Multilingual teams: the same drawing explained in English, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian or Polish.
- Customer education: how your product works, from its technical drawing.
Keep it accurate
The narration is written from the drawing; read it in the studio and change any line so it says exactly what your team does. Use drawings your company owns or may share.
How it works
- Upload the drawingA process diagram, flowchart, layout or equipment drawing.
- Say what new people need to know"Walk a new operator through the bottling line".
- Review and shareEdit the narration, then download the video for your training library or team chat.
Questions
Is my picture redrawn?
No. The video is made on the exact picture you upload, so every label matches your source. Only the camera, highlights, labels and moving dots are added.
Which languages?
Eleven: English, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Italian, Russian and Polish. Narration, captions and labels are in the language you pick, even when the picture is in English.
How long are the videos?
As long as the drawing needs: under a minute for a simple one, up to about a minute and a half for a detailed one. For a long process, make one video per stage.
Is it free?
You can try it free with a Google sign-in. Students and teachers who sign in with a school email (.edu, .ac.uk, .edu.pk and the like) get ContentRoof Pro free.
Updated 2026-11-14