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Turn scripts, slides and screen recordings into lessons people finish. An AI presenter delivers them, captions make them accessible, and updating a lesson means editing text — not reshooting.

One presenter photo and a lesson script become a Shorz avatar lesson with step titles, captions and music

a photo + a lesson scriptone promptpresenter-led lesson

Training videos use cases

Training content goes stale fast, and every update used to mean booking the presenter again. With Shorz the lesson is a script: the presenter is a photo, the voice is ElevenLabs, the visuals are generated or recorded — so a policy change is a text edit and a re-render.

Presenter-led lessons

One photo + a script → an instructor who speaks, gestures and keeps eye contact.

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“Script: 'In this lesson we'll set up your first report.' Calm, open hand gestures.”

Explainer lessons from a script

Narration plus a generated visual for every beat.

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“Explain our expense policy in 3 minutes: clean flat illustrations, one idea per scene.”

Software walkthroughs

Screen recordings tightened, with zooms on every click and a title per step.

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“Speed up the waiting, zoom on each click, add a step title before every section.”

Accessible captions

Word-timed subtitles on every lesson, in your brand fonts.

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“Add large high-contrast captions to every lesson in the course.”

Multilingual training

Dub lessons into around 108 languages, captions re-synced.

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“Dub the onboarding course into Spanish, Polish and Ukrainian.”

Animated diagrams

Describe a process and get a motion-graphics explainer.

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“Animate our 4-step approval flow as connected boxes that light up in order.”

How it works

  1. 01

    Write or paste the script

    Up to 40,000 characters per presenter video.

  2. 02

    Pick a presenter and voice

    Upload a photo or generate one; choose an ElevenLabs voice.

  3. 03

    Add visuals and captions

    Screen recordings, generated scenes, titles and subtitles.

  4. 04

    Update by editing text

    Change the script, re-render — no reshoot.

Why training teams pick Shorz

One desktop app for the edit, the generation and the upload — with one credit balance instead of a stack of subscriptions.

  • Update a lesson by editing the script
  • Consistent presenter across a whole course
  • Captions on every video for accessibility
  • Dub into around 108 languages
  • Files stay on your machine
  • No subscription — prepaid credits that never expire

Hand the whole job to your AI agent

Shorz speaks MCP. Connect it to Claude, Cursor, Codex or Gemini and one message runs the edit, the generation and the scheduling. You review before anything is published.

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You say

“Turn each file in /lessons into a 3-minute presenter video with captions, then dub them into Spanish.”

Shorz does

  • 1Create an Avatar project per lesson
  • 2Set presenter, voice and script
  • 3Render with captions
  • 4Render a Spanish dub of each

Training videos FAQ

Up to 40,000 characters (about 6,000 words) per presenter video — roughly 45 minutes of finished video.

No. Upload a photo of the presenter or generate one, pick a voice, and Shorz lip-syncs the presenter to the script.

Yes. Dub finished lessons into around 108 languages with re-synced captions, or narrate a translated script natively in 90+ languages.

Shorz is a desktop app for Windows and Mac, so your source footage and projects stay on your machine. Only the inputs a generation needs — a prompt, a script, a reference image — are sent to the model.

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