Recastia Launches PDF to Video Converter for Event & Sales Displays

Recastia, a content repurposing platform, has launched a PDF to video converter that transforms PDF files into MP4 videos. The tool is designed for creating videos from product brochures, service guides, and other documents for use in exhibition screens, sales demonstrations, and event presentations. Users can select specific pages to include, such as product photographs and key details, while omitting irrelevant sections like ordering forms or lengthy reference sections. The process begins with template previews, followed by uploading one or more PDFs (or Word documents, PowerPoint files, and images). Users can adjust file order before merging content and then choose a generation mode and pages to display.

The converter offers Minimal, Easy, and Advanced modes. Minimal Mode is suited for displays without voiceover, allowing users to set a fixed display time per page or divide a total duration evenly, with optional background music. Easy Mode uses a single continuous voiceover script for the entire video, while Advanced Mode provides a separate script field for each selected page, enabling detailed explanations for different features. In both voiceover modes, users can write scripts manually or use AI Copywriting to generate editable scripts from the PDFs, selecting the language and AI voice, and optionally adding subtitles and an avatar. The tool supports landscape (16:9) and portrait (9:16) videos, with visual customization options varying by template, such as background images and colored cover borders for the Page-Flipping Book template.

Finished MP4s can be downloaded for playback on event screens or within presentations, and users can edit titles and descriptions, embed videos on product websites, share unique links, or use QR codes on event materials. CEO Winston Zhang noted that the tool helps users create targeted introductions from existing documents without walking visitors through an entire brochure. Recastia's platform also supports flipbooks, presentations, websites, AI chatbots, and 3D exhibitions. For more information, visit Recastia.