Annual report videos
A 24-page annual report becomes a two-minute narrated video donors watch on their phones.
Document to video
Docs2Video
Long report in. Short video out.
Docs2Video turns long documents into short narrated videos on a branded page people can watch, then act from. For a nonprofit that means the annual report, the grant report or the program overview finally gets seen by the people it was written for.
$0 to startFree about 2 videos · Pro $79/month
For nonprofits
Where it helps.
Grant reports and proposals
Send a funder a short video walkthrough with the written report, so the results are the first thing they see.
Board and volunteer onboarding
Turn the board handbook or the volunteer manual into a video new people can watch before their first day.
A next step on every video
The share page carries booking buttons and payment links, and you get an alert when someone opens it.
How it works
Up and running in 3 steps.
- 1
Upload or describe
Upload a PDF, Word file, PowerPoint or website, or just describe the topic.
- 2
Pick the look and voice
Choose a visual style and an AI narrator voice.
- 3
Share one link
Send the branded page. You are alerted when it is opened.
What's included
Features
From docs2video.com.
- Narrated videos, interactive presentations and slide decks
- Custom logos, recipient names and personalized cover pages
- Booking buttons and payment links on the share page
- Open notifications
- Upload a PDF, Word file, PowerPoint or website
Pricing
Plans and prices.
As listed on docs2video.com in October 2026. The tool's own site has the current plans, and it's where you'll sign up and pay.
Free
$0
- 2,000 credits
- About 2 videos
Pro
$79/month
- 25,000 credits
- About 25 videos
Business
$199/month
- 75,000 credits
- About 75 videos
Enterprise
$499/month
- 200,000 credits
- About 200 videos
Questions
Good to know
What can I upload?
PDF, Word and PowerPoint files, a website, or a description of the topic.
Will I know if a donor watched?
Yes. You get a notification when the share page is opened.
Should I use photos of the people we serve?
Only with their written permission, and never a child without a parent’s permission. Our impact video guide covers what to check.
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