Lesson segment
An instructor teaching to camera in a clean, bright set, the core lesson clip that carries the actual teaching.
Editar promptAI video for online course creators
Whether you teach on your own site, Teachable, or Udemy, write your lesson or record a quick take and get back clean, on-brand course videos. No studio, no camera crew, no editor.
How it works
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Bring your lesson in
Paste a lesson script or upload a rough recording. A phone take at your desk is enough, and Morphic reads the words, the pacing, and the tone.
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Describe the look
Say what you want in one plain sentence: the set, the framing, the mood. Tweak the words and run it again until it lands.
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Generate and publish
Get a set of clips at full resolution with captions, ready to upload straight to your course platform or social feed.
The videos your course needs
Every kind of video your course runs on, from a taught lesson to an animated explainer and a scroll-stopping social promo, all made from a short script or a single rough recording you shot on your phone.
Animated explainer
A short animated clip that breaks down a tricky concept with simple motion, so the hard parts of your lesson finally click.
Editar promptCourse intro trailer
A punchy trailer that sets up the whole course and its promise, the clip that turns a browsing visitor into an enrolled student.
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A short, scroll-stopping promo cut for a vertical feed, made to pull new learners toward your course from social.
Editar promptWhat it handles, and what to check
AI covers most of the production here. A few things still want your eye before you publish the lesson to your learners, so here is where each one sits and what is worth a quick check before it goes out.
What Morphic handles well
- A consistent on-brand look across a whole course of lessons
- Quick variations for testing intros, hooks, and framing
- Clean captions and clear audio from a rough recording
- Turning a plain lesson script into a watchable clip in minutes
Where you still want a person
- The accuracy of what you teach, so verify facts and steps yourself
- On-screen terms and figures, so check these before you publish
- Final tone and pacing that fits how you teach
- Accessibility, so confirm captions read cleanly for every learner
Cinematic scene
One image to a 9-scene cinematic video.
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Time-freeze effect
Cinematic time-freeze short film for any scene
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Cinematic storyboard
Share a scene description with character references. Get a full storyboard with shot angles and mood.
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Put yourself in a movie
Drop in a photo of yourself. Get a 12-second cinematic movie with animation and a matched soundtrack.
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Next scene in sequence
Continues your scene sequence with perfect character consistency across frames.
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Short film creator
Go from any idea to a finished short film with scenes, visuals, video, and music.
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Precios simples
Comienza gratis hoy, con la opción de mejorar tu plan o cancelar cuando quieras.
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Preguntas frecuentes
Will the video still teach exactly what I wrote?
Yes. You bring the script or recording and Morphic keeps your words and pacing, cleaning up the framing, lighting, and audio rather than rewriting the lesson. Since you are teaching, do a quick human check on any facts, terms, or steps before you publish.
Do I need any video or editing skills?
No. The whole loop is a prompt bar: bring your lesson, describe the look in one line, then generate. If a result is close but not right, you nudge the wording and run it again.
Can I keep a consistent look across my whole course?
Yes. Reuse the same set, framing, and mood wording across every lesson and the course reads as one shoot. It is the fastest way to make a course you filmed in pieces look like a single production.
Does it add captions?
Yes. Captions come with the clip, which matters for learners who watch muted or need them to follow along. Give them a quick read before you publish, since accessibility is one thing worth checking by eye.
How many clips do I get from one lesson?
You get as many variants as you ask for, from a handful to fifty, and you can keep running it again for new framings, sets, and lengths from the same script or recording.
Which course videos does this work best for?
Taught lessons, animated explainers, trailers, and social promos all come out reliably. Highly technical demonstrations with fine on-screen detail are still possible but benefit from a closer human review before you publish.