doc-to-manim-video

You can convert knowledge documents into narrated Manim teaching videos by processing Markdown or PDF notes through an automated pipeline. It extracts the teaching arc, designs a beat-by-beat storyboard, pauses at key equations, and synthesizes segment-level voiceover using Edge TTS.

Yes, you can supply optional model or diagram images alongside your document. The pipeline inspects these references and recreates their conceptual structure as clean, animated Manim vector graphics for dynamic mechanism animations, rather than inserting static screenshots.

Yes, LaTeX rendering is fully supported and validated. The pipeline ensures formulas truly render as LaTeX accurately during animation generation with manimlib, preventing notation errors in scientific teaching and formula derivation workflows.

The best way to add voiceover to a Manim explainer video is using Edge TTS for segment-level narration synthesis. This pipeline orchestrates voice generation alongside animation rendering, assembling everything with HyperFrames and re-encoding via FFmpeg for end-to-end composition.

Yes, FFmpeg and HyperFrames are required for end-to-end composition and duration validation. The pipeline relies on HyperFrames to assemble animation segments with voiceover, and FFmpeg to re-encode the final video while validating overall duration.