Storykit

Storykit was built around a simple observation: most companies already own an enormous amount of good content, but almost none of it is in video form. Rather than asking teams to film more, Storykit's platform ingests text — web pages, articles, newsletters, reports, presentations, webinars — and produces branded video, carousels, images and text posts from that source material. A text-to-video engine does the scripting, voicing and assembly, while a structured brand-governance layer ensures fonts, colors, logos and approved messaging stay correct across every asset, whoever is creating it.

The company operates a hybrid model. The Storykit Platform is sold on a per-seat basis for teams that want to build internal capability, and a Production option is sold on production volume for teams that would rather have Storykit's editorial specialists deliver finished, ready-to-publish content continuously. An open API and Storykit Feeds extend the platform so an existing content source can become a recurring, automated stream of publishable material.

Headquartered in Stockholm, Storykit is used by more than a thousand brands and organizations across health care, energy, industrial, higher education, banking, property, media and the public sector. Its strengths — brand safety, structured workflows, collaboration and always-on output — target corporate communications, marketing, employer branding and PR teams that publish continuously without wanting to add headcount.