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Turn any document into a video course
Upload a SOP, a help doc, a manual or a slide deck. Course Builder splits it into modules, writes the script for each one, and generates narrated videos with your brand on them. One document in, a full course out.
Nobody reads the 80-page manual
The procedure is written down. It is correct, it is approved, and it is a PDF nobody opens. So the real training happens over somebody's shoulder, differently every time, and you have no record that it happened at all.
Turning that document into video is the obvious fix and the reason it never gets done. Someone has to decide where the modules break, write a script that does not contradict the source, build slides, record narration, and redo the whole thing the next time the document changes.
Course Builder does that pass for you, and shows its work. Every scene points back to the page it came from. Working the other way around, from a recording to a written procedure? That is video to SOP.
From document to course in three steps
Upload your source
PDF, DOCX, PPTX, KEY or TXT up to 100MB. Or start from a video: upload an MP4, MOV or WebM, or pick a recording already in your workspace. Add a note about the audience, the tone or the language if you want to steer it.
Review the plan
Vidocu reads every page and proposes the modules, each with an objective, a length and the pages it covers. It also tells you what it left out and why. Reorder, merge or delete modules, or just tell the AI assistant what to change.
Generate the videos
Each module becomes a narrated video with slides, voiceover, word-level subtitles and background music. Edit a storyboard and regenerate any time the source changes.
Upload your source
PDF, DOCX, PPTX, KEY or TXT up to 100MB. Or start from a video: upload an MP4, MOV or WebM, or pick a recording already in your workspace. Add a note about the audience, the tone or the language if you want to steer it.
Review the plan
Vidocu reads every page and proposes the modules, each with an objective, a length and the pages it covers. It also tells you what it left out and why. Reorder, merge or delete modules, or just tell the AI assistant what to change.
Generate the videos
Each module becomes a narrated video with slides, voiceover, word-level subtitles and background music. Edit a storyboard and regenerate any time the source changes.
What comes out the other end
Not a slideshow with a robot reading it. A real video project you can keep editing.
A narrated video per module
1080p, 16:9, 30fps. Each module lands in your library as a normal Vidocu video, in a project folder named after the source document.
Voiceover on its own track
Natural AI narration in your workspace voice, using your Brand Kit pronunciations. It is a track, never baked in, so you can change a line without re-rendering the visuals from scratch.
Word-level subtitles
Generated from the narration itself, so they never drift. Download as SRT or VTT, or translate them into any of the languages Vidocu supports.
Ten slide layouts
Title, title and subtitle, title and bullets, numbered steps, big number, quote, do and don't, photo, diagram spotlight and video clip. Vidocu picks per scene, you can override any of them.
Your Brand Kit, applied
Slides inherit your workspace background, colours and fonts. The browser preview and the final render use the same theme, so what you approve is what ships.
One link for the whole course
Share the course as a playlist: player on the left, modules on the right, auto-advance between them, and a Video, Article and Quiz tab per module.
Background music included
A default bed is added automatically, or your workspace track if you have set one. Swap it in the editor like any other video.
AI provenance stamped
Generated scripts carry a machine-readable provenance record, for EU AI Act Article 50(2) transparency obligations.
It only says what your document says
This is the part that matters for a safety procedure or a compliance SOP. Every scene Vidocu writes has to name the page it came from and quote it. If the quote does not literally appear on that page, the storyboard fails and gets rewritten. You see the page number on every scene card and the quote behind it.
The planner also writes in the document's own language by default, and refuses instructions that would drop safety-critical content. When it does leave something out, it says so: there is a "not included" list on the plan with a reason for each cut, and a warning if any page went unassigned.
Once the course exists, the Training Center turns it into something you can prove: a knowledge check per module, and a record of who passed. Publish the written version alongside it in your Knowledge Center.
Change anything before you generate
The AI writes the first draft. The storyboard is where you make it right.
Edit every scene
Rewrite the title, the bullets and the narration. Switch layout, reorder scenes, delete the ones you do not need. A live preview plays beside you as you type.
Pick the right visual
Pull a region from the source page, grab a frame from your source video, search stock photos, or upload your own image.
Drop in real footage
Turn any scene into a clip from your source recording. Set the in and out points on a scrubber, then show it split beside the text, large and centred, or full screen with the title over it.
Or just ask
The AI assistant edits the draft for you: tighten all the narration, shorten the module titles, reorder for beginners, merge two modules. Changes land as unsaved edits you review before saving.
Course Builder vs. building it by hand
| Feature | Vidocu Course Builder | The manual way |
|---|---|---|
Deciding where the modules break | Proposed from the document, editable | A meeting, then a spreadsheet |
Writing the script | Drafted per scene, quoted from the source | Days of writing, then a fact-check pass |
Recording narration | AI voiceover, no booth, any retake is free | Book a person, re-record on every edit |
Building slides | Generated in your brand style | Hand-built in a deck tool |
The document changes | Edit the storyboard, regenerate the module | Start most of it again |
Proving what the video is based on | Page number and quote on every scene | Trust the author |
Sharing it with the team | One course link with a playlist | A folder of MP4 files |
Course Builder questions
PDF, DOCX, PPTX, KEY and TXT files up to 100MB and up to 100 pages. You can also build a course from video: upload an MP4, MOV or WebM up to 500MB, or pick a completed video already in your workspace. Video sources need a transcript, which Vidocu generates on upload.
It is built not to. Every scene must cite a page from the module it belongs to and quote it, and the quote is checked against the extracted text of that page. A scene that cannot be traced back to the source does not make it into the storyboard. Your own instructions cannot override that, and they cannot authorize dropping safety-critical content.
By default Vidocu detects the document's primary language and writes everything in it. If you want a different one, say so in the instructions box when you upload. You can also translate the finished videos afterwards, like any Vidocu video.
Yes, in two places. You can edit the storyboard and regenerate the module, which is the right move when the source document changes. Or you can open the generated video in the normal Vidocu editor and treat it like any other video: trim it, add zooms, swap the music, change the voiceover.
They use your Brand Kit slide style: background colour, gradient or image, text and secondary colours, and your font. The accent is derived from your brand colours rather than invented. The live preview and the final render resolve the theme the same way, so the preview is accurate.
Share it as one link. The course page plays like a playlist: video on the left, module list on the right, auto-advance to the next module, and a tab for the module's article and quiz where those exist. You choose whether the link is public or limited to workspace collaborators.
Yes. Generate a knowledge check on any module video from the Training tab in the editor, and it shows up on the Quiz tab of that module in the shared course. Scores and pass rates then flow into the Training dashboard.
Every paid plan. It runs on credits, so you pay for the courses you actually build rather than a separate seat or module fee.
You already wrote the course. Let Vidocu film it.
Upload the document you wish everyone had read. Get modules, scripts and narrated videos back.
Your knowledge is valuable. Make it usable.
Upload once. Use everywhere.
The AI Knowledge Platform. One upload becomes videos, SOPs, guides, articles, and training - in any language.
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