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You have a 30-slide onboarding deck, a folder of training PDFs and a shortlist of social clips to produce. The decision you make about narration — use a generic AI
When an L&D team turns an onboarding manual into video, they must choose how the information will be delivered: a visible presenter—an AI avatar or a digital twin—or a faceless,
You have a set of finished videos — training modules, product demos or conference talks — recorded in a single language and sitting on a drive or in a channel.
A Berlin learning manager uploads a 45-slide onboarding deck to vidBoard, applies the company Brand Kit, and generates a narrated master video. From that single project she exports a landscape
Open a project generated from a document or a link in the vidBoard editor and jump to the AI Subtitles panel: you’ll see an editable transcript with word‑level timing, caption
You have a 12‑slide product onboarding deck used in the UK and a single week to publish versions for France, Brazil and Japan — no reshoots, no travel, and multiple
You have a finished course module, product demo or explainer — the visuals, timing and edits are locked, the Brand Kit is applied, and the English narration works. Now stakeholders
Upload a PDF or paste a link and vidBoard reads the source, keeps the real facts and numbers, splits the content into scenes, writes narration and selects matching visuals —
Set up a Brand Kit, create three per-client templates—a product explainer, a short social promo and a monthly stakeholder update—and use them for every piece of work you deliver. Each
Take a finished source asset — a PDF course outline, a published blog post or an internal PowerPoint — and drop it into vidBoard’s Document → Video or PowerPoint →
When a learning team converts an employee handbook, a product sheet and a set of training slides into video, the work is not finished the moment the MP4 is exported.
You have a ten-slide product brief and three distribution targets: a 16:9 product demo, a 9:16 social clip and a 1:1 thumbnail-driven ad. The brief becomes three editable videos in
