Record a lecture. Reach every student.

Vidocu works with pre-recorded videos. If you record your live lecture (using Zoom, OBS, or any screen recorder), you can upload it to Vidocu and generate subtitles, study guides, and translations. Many educators record lectures once and use Vidocu to make them accessible for all students.

Vidocu analyzes your lecture content and creates step-by-step guides with screenshots of key moments. The first output is highly accurate, and you can edit everything in the built-in editor before sharing with students. Most educators make minor tweaks to add specific emphasis or context.

Yes. You can adjust subtitle font, size, color, background, and position in the built-in subtitle editor. Choose styles that match your course branding or meet accessibility requirements.

Vidocu supports 65+ languages for subtitles, voiceover, and documentation. You can translate a single lecture into multiple languages at once, making your course accessible to international students without hiring translators.

No. You can share videos and study guides with a simple link. Students watch directly in their browser without signing up. You can also download the final video and upload it to your LMS (Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, etc.).

Absolutely. Vidocu is perfect for screen recordings and software demos. Record yourself walking through a process, and Vidocu generates a video with voiceover, subtitles, and a step-by-step guide students can follow along with.

Most lectures are processed in 5-10 minutes, depending on length. A 30-minute lecture typically takes about 8 minutes to generate subtitles, voiceover, and study materials. Much faster than creating everything manually.

Yes. When you update a lesson, just re-record and upload the new version. Vidocu regenerates all the materials automatically — subtitles, voiceover, translations, and study guides. No need to redo everything from scratch.