Educators & Course Creators

Turn a lesson script into a course video

You already wrote the lesson. AI Director turns it into visuals, voiceover and captions, without a semester spent learning a video editor.

  • Your script, never rewritten
  • No credits, unlimited videos
  • Windows & macOS
Before and after

The old way vs the Vid Optimus way

What usually slows this kind of video down, and how Vid Optimus handles it.

The usual problems

Editing isn't the job you signed up for

Every hour spent cutting a timeline is an hour not spent teaching or writing the next lesson.

Course platforms expect polish

Captions and visual pacing measurably affect completion rates, and they take real time to get right by hand.

Re-recording is expensive

A small script edit usually means re-doing narration and re-cutting the whole thing from scratch.

With Vid Optimus

  1. 1
    Paste your lesson script

    Kept exactly as written, split into scenes automatically.

  2. 2
    AI Director builds the visuals

    Diagrams, imagery or stock footage matched to each part of the lesson.

  3. 3
    Add captions for accessibility

    Word-level captions generate automatically, snapped to your script text.

  4. 4
    Export and upload

    To your course platform, in the aspect ratio it expects.

Key features

The features that matter most for educators & course creators

Every plan includes every feature. These are the ones you'll use the most.

Captions built in

Word-level captions improve accessibility and completion rates, generated automatically from your script.

Free narration voice

A free neural voice engine is built in, or bring a premium voice if you want a specific tone.

Works on your own machine

No uploading course material to a cloud tool's servers just to generate a video from it.

FAQ

Questions from educators & course creators

Quick answers before you try it.

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Can I use this for a whole course, lesson by lesson?

Yes — each lesson is its own project, and nothing about the pipeline changes for a longer course.

Are the captions accurate for technical terms?

Captions are snapped to your own script text, so a technical term you spelled correctly stays correct even if speech-to-text would have misheard it.

Try it free

Turn your next script into a finished video.

Free for 7 days with every feature. No account or card needed. Windows and macOS.