From script to video, step by step
You write or paste the text in the editor, then pick the avatar that will present it and the language it speaks. The platform splits the script into scenes, generates the voice from the text and syncs the lip movement to what is actually said. You hit render and get a finished video, with subtitles pulled from the same script. A three-minute piece is produced in a single working session, and if you change a sentence later, only the scene you touched gets re-rendered.
Starting from a document, a PDF or a slide deck
You do not have to write the script from scratch. Upload a Word document, a PDF, an internal procedure or a slide deck, and the platform extracts the text and proposes a scene-by-scene storyboard, with headings and key points taken from the original. You read it through, cut whatever does not work spoken out loud, then render. That is how you turn material your business has already written into video, without rewriting the content.
What you get at the end
A video in 16:9 for your site and your training platform, or vertical for social media, exportable as MP4 or published as a shareable link. The package includes subtitles generated from the script and editable before export, plus a SCORM package for e-learning platforms. The video stays in your library with its full version history, so it can be updated at any point without losing the previous cut.
Where businesses use avatar videos
The most common uses are employee training and onboarding, courses and e-learning modules, internal communication, sales enablement material, product walkthroughs, support tutorials and marketing campaigns. The common thread: content that changes often and is not worth reshooting every time a procedure or a price is updated.
