Mango AI's Article to Video Tool Turns Articles Into Narrated Videos
Oct 30, 2026
Mango AI's article to video tool turns written articles into narrated videos with optional AI presenters for project briefings, work updates, and educational explainers.
Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. Oct 30, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Mango AI, developed by Mango Animate, offers an article to video tool that turns written articles into narrated videos, with the option to include an AI presenter. Users can turn science notes, project plans, work summaries, and lesson plans into spoken explainers without filming a presenter.
Marketing teams can turn a product brief into a short spoken explainer for a campaign page. Project leads can present a project plan to stakeholders in a video organized into chapters. Teams can turn a weekly work summary into a narrated update instead of sending it as a written report. Creators can also turn a science brief into a narrated video for partners who prefer to listen rather than read.
The article to video tool lets users choose an article type, such as Science, Work Summary, Lesson Plan, or Project Plan. It then generates an outline from the source text. The outline includes a cover, a table of contents, chapter pages, main pages, and an end page. Users can modify the generated titles, subheadings, body text, and narration scripts before creating the video.
Mango AI's article to video tool also offers video templates ranging from notebook-style layouts to illustrated panels. Users can upload their own background music or choose from built-in categories such as Happy, Serious, and Tech. Subtitles and a progress bar are optional, and a landscape video option is also available.
The AI voice library offers male and female voices in multiple languages and accents. AI presenter styles range from educational characters to cartoon figures. Available characters include doctors, pilots, and figures in business attire. Users can choose a presenter for lessons, project briefings, and other explainers, or leave out the avatar and present the article through text and narration.
After generation, users have the freedom to download the finished clip as an MP4, share it on Facebook or X, or distribute it through a link or QR code. They can also embed the video on a website.
"Our article to video tool gives teams a way to reuse writing they already have," said Winston Zhang, CEO of Mango Animate. "Users can adapt the article's wording for spoken delivery by editing the narration before generating the video."
For more information about the article to video tool, please visit Mango AI.
About Mango Animate
Mango Animate develops software for creating animated videos, whiteboard animations, character videos, GIFs, and presentations. Its tools help users combine text, images, animation, and other visual elements to explain ideas and present information for teaching, staff training, marketing campaigns, product introductions, business presentations, and personal messages.
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