ngram Review

Our ngram review

Our verdict

ngram is a video platform for product and marketing teams. You give it a document, a web page, a slide deck or a screen recording and it drafts a script and storyboard, which you approve before credits are spent on rendering. That suits explainers and product demos better than general creator videos. There are fewer independent reviews than for the other tools in this category, so our score is provisional.

Our 3.8 out of 5 score is an editorial judgment based on features, pricing and the limited feedback available. It loses points for the small credit allowance and thin review evidence.

What it does

You describe the video or upload source material. ngram researches, writes a script and storyboard, adds an AI voiceover and builds the video, and manual edits are unlimited. Premium AI video generation costs 10 credits per second, a cheaper model costs 3 per second, and AI editing costs 1 per second. It connects to Zapier, Make and n8n.

What users say

Independent reviews are limited. One independent reviewer’s hands-on test found it quick for marketing videos, with a surprisingly human voiceover, but noted that AI visuals can overlap or look slightly off in complex scenes. Reviewers say it isn’t the right tool if you need hyper-realistic avatars. A competitor’s comparison argues it’s a general-purpose tool, not a demo specialist, and says some screen-recording features it advertised hadn’t shipped, so check that the features you need are live.

Pricing

ngram’s pricing page lists Basic at $29 a month, or $23.20 billed annually, with 3,000 credits (about 300 seconds of premium video). Premium costs $59, or $47.20 annually, with 10,000 credits. Ultimate is $299 a month with 50,000 credits, and a custom Enterprise tier sits above it. Older sources use different plan names (Plus and Pro). The free allowance is reported inconsistently: ngram’s own blog says 1,000 credits a month with public sharing and embeds, while older sources describe 300 to 600 one-time credits and a watermark. Downloading MP4 files needs a paid plan. Check the pricing page before you rely on any figure.

Where it falls short

Credits are modest for the price, so a few videos a month can use up Basic. The tool is aimed at business content, and its review base is small.

Who should use it

Choose ngram if you need product explainers or demos built from documents, URLs and recordings. Skip it if you want AI presenters (HeyGen or Synthesia), stock-footage videos from blog posts (Pictory or Fliki), or prompt-to-video drafts (InVideo AI). See our list of the best AI video generators.

How we reviewed this tool

This review is based on ngram’s published pricing, a small number of independent reviews and comparisons (checked November 4, 2026). We have not run our own trials, and the evidence is thinner than for other tools we’ve covered.