Coaches and course creators: your lesson videos edited by AI
You know how to teach, but you're not an editor. So your lesson videos stay raw, with their silences and "so... um...", or they sit on your hard drive because editing takes too long. With ManyMotion, you upload your course video and the AI edits it: hesitations cut, chapter titles on screen, numbers and keywords highlighted, synced captions, normalized audio and subtle music. You spend your time preparing your lessons, not editing them.
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Why ManyMotion
A lesson that gets to the point
Silences, hesitations and repeats removed, with a pace that still feels natural for learning.
A structure you can see
Chapter titles on screen, numbers and steps displayed: learners always know where they are.
Captions for review
Synced word by word, clean or karaoke style, with key terms in color.
Your face, your screen
Your talking-head take plus a recording of your screen or your hands: the AI cuts between the two as B-roll.
A consistent series
Same caption style, same font, same music from one module to the next: just reuse your template request.
How it works
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Upload your lesson video
Talking head or a recorded screen capture, up to 30 minutes.
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The AI edits it
Cuts, chapter titles, numbers on screen, captions, clean audio.
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Tweak and export
Fix a technical term, remove a passage, then export your MP4.
What an edited course video changes for learners
A lesson video doesn't need flashy effects. It needs to be clear, with no dead time. Every silence, every rephrasing is lost attention. And a learner who tunes out doesn't always come back.
- Clean cuts: the content stays intact, only the hesitations disappear.
- Visual markers: a title for each section, a numbered step, a number on screen. People remember better what they see and hear at the same time.
- Captions: useful for following along in a noisy environment, for technical terms, and for accessibility.
- Even audio: a voice at the same level from start to finish, with no need to keep adjusting the volume.
Which edit for which kind of teaching content
| Content | Recommended length | Recommended edit |
|---|---|---|
| Lesson on a course platform | 5 to 15 min | Calm pace, chapter titles, clean captions |
| Software tutorial | 3 to 10 min | Face / screen alternating as B-roll, steps on screen |
| Coaching tip on social media | 30 to 60 s | Hook up front, jump cuts, karaoke or pop captions |
| Hands-on demonstration | 1 to 5 min | Close-ups as B-roll, numbered steps |
| Webinar replay | Up to 30 min uploaded | Silences cut, chapter titles, very subtle music |
Prefer a fully animated lesson with diagrams and a voice-over, without filming yourself? That's ManyMotion's other use: see create a training video with motion graphics.
Filming a lesson or tutorial for an easier edit
- Announce your sections out loud: "Step one: ...". These lines help the AI place the on-screen titles.
- Record your screen or your hands separately: a screen recording, or a close-up of your hands. Upload it with your main take.
- Restart flubbed sentences from the beginning: the AI keeps the last complete version.
- Say numbers clearly: they can be shown on screen as you say them.
- One module = one video: easier to edit, to update and for learners to follow.
Producing a full course as a series
The biggest time savings come when you produce an entire course. Write a template request once and reuse it for every module:
"Edit this module: calm pace, chapter titles in white Montserrat, clean captions, keywords in blue, very subtle music, progress bar, animated end scene with my logo."
Every module keeps the same look. A revision costs 5 credits if a technical term is transcribed wrong or you want to remove a passage. For writing your lessons, our guide on writing a voice-over script gives rules that also apply to a script delivered on camera.
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI understand technical vocabulary?
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The transcription recognizes most common terms. If a technical word or a name is transcribed wrong, correct it in the chat: "replace Excell with Excel" (5 credits per revision).
Can I edit a screen recording of my software?
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Yes, if it's recorded as an MP4, MOV or WebM video. Upload it with your talking-head take: the AI uses it as B-roll when you demonstrate the steps.
How much does editing a course module cost?
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A 12-minute filmed module costs 24 credits to upload; if it runs 9 minutes once edited, count 270 credits. The Pro plan (500 credits) suits short lessons, the Studio plan (1,300 credits) longer modules.
Are my videos compatible with my LMS?
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Yes. You export a Full HD MP4 and upload it to your course platform like any other video.
Can I translate my course into another language?
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No, ManyMotion doesn't dub or translate your voice. The transcript and captions follow the language spoken in the video.
Guides to go further
Video Editing Techniques That Keep Viewers Watching
A hook in the first second, a 2-3 s rhythm, pattern interrupts, captions, sound, a clean ending: the editing techniques that make people watch to the end.
How to Add Subtitles to a Video (and Why You Should)
Why caption your videos, how to add automatic subtitles, which style to choose (pop, karaoke, clean) and the readability rules that matter.
Voiceover Script: Method, Structure and Examples
Voiceover script guide: a step-by-step method, structure, writing-for-the-ear rules, a timing formula and ready-to-adapt examples for ads, tutorials and Reels.