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Ozor is an AI-powered video creation platform at ozor.ai where you describe a video in natural language — or drop in a PDF, PowerPoint, Google Doc, or URL — and an AI agent generates a professional animated video from it. No editing skills, scripts, or storyboards required.

Ozor reads your document, extracts the key ideas and structure, writes a script, then generates animated React-based scenes with motion, typography, and branded visuals. You review the preview, tweak anything in plain English, and export — the whole loop usually takes under a minute.

You can start from PDFs, PowerPoint presentations (PPTX), Word documents (DOCX), Google Docs, plain text, any public URL (like a blog post or landing page), or a short written prompt. Uploads are accepted up to 50MB. Images, logos, and brand assets can be attached during editing to keep the output on-brand and on-message.

A first draft typically finishes in under a minute. Because your content is already written, Ozor skips the slow prompting-and-rerendering loop other AI video tools require, so most users go from document to shareable video faster than traditional editing tools can even open a project.

Yes. The Free plan includes 6 credits and 720p exports — enough for one full-length document video or six from a prompt, without a credit card. They are a one-time trial allowance rather than a monthly refill. Pro ($19/mo) unlocks 50 credits a month and 4K exports; Pro+ ($49/mo) includes 150; Business ($99/mo) scales to 300. All plans include the full AI editor and template library.

Those tools are imagination-first: you start from a blank prompt and they invent footage, which often looks impressive but does not match your facts. Ozor is content-first — it starts from a document, deck, or link you already have and builds accurate animated scenes from that source material. That makes Ozor a better fit for explainers, onboarding, training, product, and sales videos, where being correct and on-brand matters more than being cinematic.

Yes. Ozor writes a narration script from your document and generates AI voiceover for it, then times each scene to the audio so visuals and narration stay in sync. You can browse and switch voices, edit the script line by line before generating, and add background music or sound effects from the built-in library.

Yes. Ozor's Brand Kit extracts your colors, fonts, and logos automatically from your website URL, and applies them to every video you generate. You can also edit the brand profile by hand, upload logo files, and set a tone of voice, so output stays consistent across a whole team.

Ozor exports MP4 video in 16:9 landscape and 9:16 vertical. The Free plan exports at 720p; Pro, Pro+, and Business export at up to 4K. Every finished video also gets a shareable link and an iframe embed code, so you can publish it on a site or in a knowledge base without downloading anything.

Yes. Every Ozor video can be shared as a public link, a private link, or an invite-only link limited to specific email addresses. Ozor records views on shared videos, so you can check whether a prospect, new hire, or client actually watched the video you sent.

Yes. Ozor ships a keyed REST API for generating and exporting videos programmatically, an official n8n node for automation workflows, and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so AI agents like Claude and Cursor can create Ozor videos directly. API keys are managed in-app, and the full reference lives at ozor.ai/docs/api.

You edit by chatting. Ask for what you want in plain English — "make the intro shorter", "use our brand colors", "warmer tone", "swap this stat" — and Ozor rewrites the affected scenes in seconds. You can also add, reorder, or delete scenes, change the voiceover, and swap music without touching a timeline or keyframe.

A credit is one unit of AI generation, and the cost scales with the length of the video. A video from a prompt costs 1 credit; a video from a document costs one credit for every two narrated scenes, so a short deck costs 1–3 and a long one around 6. The exact cost is shown on the review screen before you generate. Editing an existing video, regenerating a single scene, changing text or visuals, and exporting do not consume additional credits, so you can refine a video as much as you like for the price of one generation.

Ozor is used by teams who already have the content and just need it on video: HR and People teams building employee onboarding and training, product and marketing teams making explainers and launch videos, sales teams sending personalised follow-ups, educators turning lesson material into video, and agencies producing client reports at scale.