Turn lesson notes into narrated, captioned videos

Most lessons start as notes. Tsuyu turns those notes into a narrated video with captions that help learners follow along, in a voice that stays the same from lesson to lesson. You keep control of what's taught; the tool handles the production.

How it works

1. Write one learning goal. Finish the sentence 'After this video, you can...'. If it takes two sentences, make two videos.
2. Turn notes into a script. Keep sentences short and put the key term on screen when it's first said.
3. Choose a calm voice and clear captions. Readable captions help learners who watch without sound or study in a second language.
4. Render and share the file. Download the MP4 and add it to your course, class or learning platform.

An opening line to start from

"By the end of this minute you'll be able to tell a numerator from a denominator, and why the order matters."

Tips

• Add a one-question check at the end of the script so learners test themselves.
• Keep videos short and focused; link to the next lesson rather than extending this one.
• Review every explanation for accuracy. A confident but wrong narration is worse than none.

Questions

Is this suitable for classroom use?

That's for you and your school to decide. Review every video for accuracy and age-appropriateness before sharing.

Can I make videos in other languages?

Yes. Script translation and multi-language narration are available.

Can learners watch without sound?

Yes. Captions follow each word, so the video works muted.