Produce instruction videos with an AI narrator and avatar

Companies create training and instruction videos with an AI narrator and avatar to produce them faster

Needs setupLabel the AICreating images, videos & audioAll industries

Fits: HR · Production, engineering & maintenance · Health & care · Teaching & education · Creative & media production

New or changed work instructions are available as a video within days, not after the next shoot. For changes, you do not re-record the voice, you change the text.

Is this for you?

  • You regularly instruct many people on the same procedures, for example on machines, in hygiene or in new software.
  • There are written work instructions or slides that have already been checked by subject-matter experts.
  • Content changes fairly often or is needed in several languages.
First step today

Take a short, checked work instruction without names and use the template below to have a narration script written for a video of three minutes at most. Give it to the specialist who gives this instruction today and ask what is missing or sounds wrong.

How to go about it

  1. Set the learning objective, length and narrator role
  2. Provide the checked instruction, photos and technical terms
  3. Generate the script and video versions
  4. Sign off on the content and re-edit
  5. Label the AI narrator and publish
  6. Save narrator, style and approval as a standard

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  • 6 steps explaining exactly what to do
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  • Pitfalls, effort and how to recognise success

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