Turn your curriculum into videos students actually finish
Paste a lesson outline or just a topic — get back an explainer with scene-matched visuals, a clear narrator, and captions for silent studying.
The problems this replaces
- Screen recordings and slides lose students by minute two
- Illustrating abstract concepts on camera is nearly impossible
- Promo videos for launches need agency polish on a solo budget
How course creators use it
Concept explainers
Abstract ideas — compound interest, neural networks, supply and demand — become concrete animated scenes.
Course promos
Launch trailers with cinematic pacing and captions, sized for every platform you sell on.
Lesson summaries as lead magnets
Turn each module's key idea into a public Short that markets the full course.
Prompts written for your niche
Each prompt is the entire input — hook claim, three concrete payoffs, one style line. Paste, adjust the nouns, generate.
“Why compound interest is called the eighth wonder — the doubling penny, the 40-year gap between starting at 25 and 35, and the fee that quietly eats it all. Visual style: clean data-driven scenes, growing visual metaphors, deep navy and gold palette.”
“How a neural network actually learns — weights as knobs, the error signal flowing backward, and why more data beats a bigger brain. Visual style: elegant abstract 3D visuals, dark background, glowing signal paths.”
Common questions
Can I use my own script word-for-word?
Yes — paste your narration and the scenes are planned around your exact words, in your exact order.
Are captions included for accessibility?
Yes — every video ships with synced captions, and you can choose line-level timing for a calmer reading pace.
Can I make both vertical clips and full-width lesson videos?
Yes — 9:16 formats for promos and clips, 16:9 formats for 5–20 minute lesson videos.