For independent teachers & course creators
AI Tutorial Video Generator for Course Creators
Your expertise. A familiar face. One less recording session. Turn a portrait and your script or audio into course welcomes, lesson introductions, and short explanations.
- Use your own recorded voice
- Reuse one instructor portrait
- Pay as you create
Create the presenter clip here, then combine it with your own demonstration footage in your video editor.
Introduce the next lesson
Lesson introduction summary
The instructor introduces exercise three after the first two projects. Learners can use a design for a 36-color set, a long-tailed tit design for a 48-color set, or another favorite character to make a cute project with depth.
LipsyncX helps course creators make instructor-led tutorial clips from a portrait and a script or audio recording. Use the resulting video for course welcomes, lesson introductions, short explanations, and class promotions. Keep your own demonstrations and course materials at the center of the lesson.
See instructor-led tutorial examples
A short welcome, a new exercise, or one useful teaching point. Start with the moment your students need to hear.
Introduce the next lesson
Welcome learners to a new exercise before your hands-on demonstration.
Lesson introduction summary
The instructor introduces exercise three after the first two projects. Learners can use a design for a 36-color set, a long-tailed tit design for a 48-color set, or another favorite character to make a cute project with depth.
A Japanese course introduction provided for this page. The portrait in the editor is a separate example. New videos can vary by model and input.
Create your first AI tutorial video
Choose a course script or bring your own recording. Review your inputs and cost before generating.
Selecting a script opens a separate draft for that example.
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Your lesson script
Follow the next step to keep building your video.
How the AI Tutorial Video Generator works
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Choose an instructor portrait
Use a clear, well-lit portrait with a visible mouth. Upload your own image or start with the teacher example.
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Add a script or audio
Paste your lesson introduction for text-to-speech, or upload an existing recording to keep your own narration.
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Generate and review
Check the voice, inputs, and estimated cost. Generate the clip, review the result, and use the available download options.
Course intros, explanations, and class introductions
Welcome your students
Introduce the learning goal and the materials to prepare.
Open the next chapter
Connect the last exercise to the next, with a familiar instructor portrait.
Explain a small detail
Clarify one technique or remind learners where to pause.
Introduce your class
Explain who the class is for and what students will make.
Use your portrait, script, or recorded voice
A clear portrait
Keep the face easy to see. Use an image you have permission to animate.
Recordings you already have
Upload a clean narration track. Voice cloning is not required to use your own recording.
A script in your language
Preview an available text-to-speech voice and check names and teaching terms before creating the video.
Add your presenter clip to your existing lesson
A simple course sequence keeps attention on your teaching.
- Presenter introduction
- Your hands-on demonstration
- Closing or next-step clip
Download your presenter clip and assemble it with your demonstration footage in your usual video editor. This workflow creates the speaking presenter; it does not automatically film the hands-on steps or build a complete course.
Preview the voice and check the cost
Audio previews are free. Video trial eligibility, generation costs, and download access follow your account and the current pricing rules. Each new generation uses credits. Check the estimate before you submit.
View pricing and download conditionsAI Tutorial Video Generator FAQ
Can I make a tutorial clip without filming myself?
Yes. Start with an instructor portrait and a script or audio recording. The output is a presenter clip you can use by itself or combine with your own lesson footage.
Can I use my own recorded voice?
Yes. Upload your narration in the audio input mode. You do not need to clone your voice to animate a portrait with an existing recording.
Can I make a Japanese lesson introduction?
Yes. Use Japanese audio or an available Japanese text-to-speech voice. Check pronunciation before generating. The example on this page is a Japanese course introduction.
Can I reuse the same portrait across lessons?
Yes. Reuse the source image and update your script or audio for each lesson. Review each result; generated motion and appearance can vary.
Does this also create the hands-on demonstration?
This workflow creates the speaking presenter. Record or prepare your practical demonstration separately, then combine the clips in a video editor.
What can I preview for free?
You can preview generated speech for free. Video trials and downloads have separate eligibility and access conditions. Review the current pricing page before creating or exporting.
Can I update a script without filming again?
Yes. Change the script or audio and generate a new presenter clip. New generations use credits, so review the cost before submitting.
Can I use the output in a paid course?
Use the output according to the service terms and your rights to the portrait, voice, and lesson content. Check the terms before publishing a commercial course.
Prepare your next lesson
Make the introduction. Get back to teaching.
Create your lesson clip