MOOC video producer

Your slides and your cloned voice, in every lesson

MOOC Video Producer turns a whole course's slides into MOOC lesson videos, starting with a chapter plan of 8-to-15-minute lessons, a page-by-page script for lesson 1, and a course trailer script. Each lesson then becomes one MP4 with the slides on screen, a clone of the teacher's voice explaining every page, subtitles, and an SRT file, plus a trailer of up to two minutes in which the teacher's photo speaks. MOOC Video Producer works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.

Install MOOC Video Producer and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/mooc-producer/install.md

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MOOC Video Producer

One course, a full set of MOOC lessons

01

The course is planned first

The chapter plan, lesson 1 page by page, and the trailer script arrive in the first reply.

02

Your own voice

Clone your voice once; every lesson of the course is read in it, with the readings you marked for names and terms.

03

One video per lesson

Your slides on screen, subtitles in the picture and as an SRT file, one file for each lesson of about ten minutes.

How it is made

01 · Start

The course on paper

The whole course split into lessons of 8–15 minutes, lesson 1 written page by page, and a trailer script of about 90 seconds.

What each lesson teaches and how long it runs · What each slide shows and what the teacher says · Readings marked for names and terms

02 · Lessons

Your slides, explained in your voice

A three-minute pilot of lesson 1 first, then the course chapter by chapter: every page narrated in your voice, subtitles on screen, one 1080p video per lesson, with you on camera at the opening and closing when you want.

03 · Trailer

A course trailer

Your photo speaks the trailer in your voice in up to two minutes, in the same shape as the photo; a longer trailer uses your slides, with you on camera at the start and end.

Courses teachers put online

MOOCs and online open courses

Turn a whole course's slides into lessons ready to upload, chapter by chapter.

First-class course building

Complete the course videos and the course trailer one chapter at a time.

Course trailers

Your photo speaks a trailer of up to two minutes in your voice; a longer trailer uses your slides, with you on camera at the start and end.

Narration only

One audio file per slide, numbered to match, ready to place in PowerPoint or WPS.

Inputs and outputs

Input · Document — Slide deck as a PowerPoint file or a PDF

Formats
PPTX, PDF

Input · Image — Or a folder of slide images exported from PowerPoint or WPS

Input · Audio — Voice sample for a cloned voice (optional)

Specifications
10–300 s; up to 20 MB each

Input · Image — Teacher's photo for a corner portrait or an on-camera opening (optional)

Formats
JPG, PNG
Specifications
1 image per request

Output · Text — Chapter plan, lesson 1's page-by-page script, and a course trailer script

Specifications
editable

Output · Video — One lesson video per lesson with slides, the teacher's cloned voice, and on-screen subtitles

Formats
MP4

Output · Text — Subtitle file beside each lesson video

Formats
SRT

Output · Audio — Narration only, one file per slide in slide order, on request

Formats
MP3

Output · Video — Course trailer with the teacher's photo speaking

Formats
MP4
Specifications
up to 120 s; 1080p; aspect ratios 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 3:4

Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service

Questions

What do I start with?

The name of the course is enough for the chapter plan, lesson 1 page by page, and the trailer script; the slides you send become the lesson videos.

Can the lessons use my own voice?

Yes. A clean recording of your own voice is cloned, and every lesson is narrated in the cloned voice.

How do I appear in the lessons?

Each lesson shows your slides. You can appear on camera at the opening and closing of a lesson or a chapter, or as a photo in the slide corner.

How long is the trailer?

A trailer in which your photo speaks runs up to two minutes, in the same shape as the photo. A three-minute trailer uses your slides in your cloned voice, with you on camera at the start and end.

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