Mango AI, developed by Mango Animate, has released an article to video generator that lets users convert article to video. Users can produce a narrated clip with an on-screen presenter by entering the text and picking an article type, revising the outline, and setting the template, avatar, voice, and other options before generation.

To start, users enter the article and pick a type such as Science, Work Summary, Lesson Plan, Project Plan, or Other. The generator returns an editable outline with a cover, table of contents, chapter pages, main pages, and an end page. Users can change titles, body text, subheadings, and narration in those sections while the topics stay with the source article. Cover, table of contents, and chapter pages often get new spoken lines for openings and transitions. On main pages, narration often stays close to the body text. If the first outline does not fit, users can run the same article again and receive different chapter titles.

Next, users choose a preferred video template for the clip. They can view a template before selecting one, then add background music or enable or disable subtitles, landscape video, and a progress bar. Those choices shape how the converted article-to-video clip will look in a classroom, a stakeholder review, or an internal share.

For the on-screen presenter, users select an AI avatar from categories such as Educational, Cartoon, Ancient Chinese, Sprite, and Global, or generate with no avatar. The tool offers a default presenter first, and users can confirm or change it as needed. Once chosen, the avatar stays on screen while the outline is read, so a lesson plan or project brief can reach viewers as a guided talk.

For the spoken delivery, users assign an AI voice to that presenter from a wide voice library. They can browse languages, accents, and speaking styles listed on the page, then pick a voice that fits the audience and region. The chosen voice reads the narration scripts they approved in the outline, keeping the narration in line with the chapter order they edited. After the template, avatar, and voice are set, the generator creates the narrated video.

Project leads can convert article to video from a project plan for a stakeholder walkthrough. Trainers can turn a weekly work summary into a short spoken update, and marketing teams can turn a product brief into a narrated explainer. Finished clips can be downloaded in MP4 format. Users can share a clip through a unique link, post it to Facebook or X, or embed it on websites.

“A tool that helps users convert article to video saves the time spent rebuilding written material into narrated content,” said Winston Zhang, CEO of Mango Animate. “Users can turn existing text into a narrated clip that is easier to review and share.”

For more information on how to convert article to video, please visit Mango AI.

About Mango Animate

Mango Animate is a software company focused on animation and AI video. Its online Mango AI toolkit helps users turn photos and text into short clips for classrooms, campaigns, and everyday publishing. The lineup also covers whiteboard explainers, character clips, and GIF creation under the same brand family. The tools offer straightforward workflows for users with different levels of experience.

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