Niomake

What is Niomake?

Niomake is a web platform that converts static documents, such as product briefs, onboarding guides or property listings, into narrated 3D presentations. You upload a file, the AI pulls out the key points and writes a script, and an animated avatar presents the content inside an immersive environment. Directories describe the workflow as three clicks: upload, choose actors and scenes, then generate. The output is a video-style presentation rather than an editable slide deck, aimed at keeping audiences engaged through a full pitch.

Niomake launched on Product Hunt in 2025, where maker Adrian Barbudo presented it as a way to move from static slides to 3D experiences, and it reached number 20 for the day. One directory places the company at the Alicante Science Park in Spain. The product began on a beta subdomain, and directory listings updated in September and October 2026 still show it as available. We could not reach the official website in October 2026, so the details below come from directory listings and the launch page.

Key Features

• Document to 3D conversion: Niomake converts uploaded documents and slides into animated 3D presentations with avatars and virtual scenes. Directories describe it as a three-step process that needs no design or 3D skills.
• AI script writing: Niomake extracts the key information from your file and writes the avatar’s script automatically. That removes the need to draft narration by hand, which is usually the slowest part of making a video presentation.
• Actor and scene library: Niomake offers a tiered library of actors, scenarios, backgrounds and music to customise each presentation. Higher plans add more actor tiers, with Tier 3 actors reserved for the Professional plan according to SwitchTools.
• Interactive elements: Niomake lets you add interactive elements such as live polls and Q&A to a presentation, according to AIPure. These suit product launches and training sessions where you want viewers to respond rather than just watch.
• Team collaboration: Niomake supports real-time collaboration with shared workspaces and shared asset libraries, a 2026 directory reports. Sales or HR teams can keep a consistent set of avatars and scenes across everyone’s presentations.
• Multilingual video output: Niomake’s paid base plan includes unlimited video output in all supported languages, according to SwitchTools. The listing does not say which languages are covered, so check before planning international campaigns.

Pros

• Quick to produce: Niomake cuts production time for narrated presentations to a three-step upload, choose and generate flow. Teams without designers or video editors can still ship an animated pitch.
• Engaging format: Niomake replaces static slides with avatars and 3D scenes that hold attention for longer. An early user on Product Hunt said a client finally paid attention through the whole pitch.
• Free plan to test: Niomake offers a free plan with a limited number of monthly presentations, directories report. You can judge the avatar quality on a real document before paying for the base plan.
• Broad business use: Niomake covers sales pitches, HR onboarding, internal newsletters and real estate showcases. One tool can serve several departments that currently pay for separate video or design services.

Cons

• Official site unreachable: Niomake’s official website could not be reached in October 2026, so prices and features here come from directories. Confirm the current plans directly with the company before committing.
• Limited asset library: Niomake restricts customisation to its own library of actors, scenes and music. Brands with strict visual guidelines may struggle to make presentations match their identity exactly.
• No CRM integrations: Niomake has no native Salesforce or HubSpot integration, SwitchTools reports. Presentation analytics will not flow into your sales pipeline without manual exports or other workarounds.
• Not for data-heavy decks: Niomake suits story-led pitches better than charts and dashboards. SwitchTools notes it does not connect to BI tools such as Tableau or Power BI, so finance or analytics presentations need another tool.
• Very few reviews: Niomake has almost no independent user feedback, with Futurepedia showing a single review. It is hard to judge long-term reliability or support quality before you sign up.

Who is Using Niomake?

• Sales teams: They turn product briefs into avatar-led pitches that keep prospects engaged through a full presentation.
• HR and training staff: They convert onboarding guides and internal newsletters into narrated 3D sessions for new employees.
• Real estate agents: They present property listings inside immersive environments instead of sending static brochures.
• Marketing agencies: They produce interactive brand presentations for clients without hiring video or 3D designers.

Pricing

Niomake reportedly offers a free plan and two paid tiers from about $16.20 a month (directory figures, checked October 2026).

AIPure tags Niomake as a free trial and Complete AI Training says pricing is not public, so these figures from SwitchTools and Futurepedia are not confirmed by the company. Prices for small startups can change without notice, so ask Niomake for a current quote before you budget.

What Makes Niomake Unique?

Niomake presents your document through an avatar inside a 3D environment rather than as a flat video or slide deck. Most AI presentation tools stop at generating slides, and most avatar tools place a talking head over a plain background. Niomake combines script extraction, actors and spatial scenes in one flow, which gives sales and training content the feel of a guided walkthrough rather than a slideshow.

Compatibilities and Integrations

• Platform: Web app, launched on a beta subdomain; directories describe it as working across platforms.
• Input files: Documents and slide presentations uploaded by drag and drop.
• Output: Video-style 3D presentations rather than editable slide decks.
• Integrations: No native CRM or BI integrations reported; analytics on the Professional plan.

Niomake Tutorials

Producing a first presentation follows a short upload, choose and generate flow.

1. Create an account on the Niomake website and pick the module that fits your goal.
2. Drag and drop a document, such as a product brief or onboarding guide.
3. Choose an actor, a scenario, a background and music from the asset library.
4. Add polls or Q&A if you want viewers to interact, then preview the result.
5. Share the finished presentation with your audience or team.

How We Rated It

Summary

Niomake suits sales, HR and real estate teams that want avatar-led 3D presentations without hiring designers. Its main limitation is uncertainty: the official site was unreachable in October 2026, reviews are scarce and the asset library limits brand control. It is a niche choice rather than a replacement for slide tools. Test the free plan on one short document and check that the output plays well for your audience before paying.