Make each lesson easier to follow
Tighten pauses and repetition, arrange explanations, and add titles that guide the learner.
Tellers for course creators
You bring the lesson. Tellers helps with the edit.
Turn recorded lessons and webinars into focused course videos. Cut repetition, add captions, and make short clips from the material you’ve already filmed.
- Lessons and webinars
- Captions and titles
- Reuse existing recordings
Example lesson edit
“Turn this webinar section into a five-minute beginner lesson. Remove repeated points, keep the demonstration, and add a title for each step.”
Ask for an editable first cut, then make it yours.
What you can do
Teach more. Repeat less editing.
Put past recordings to work
Search your webinars and course library for an explanation or example you can reuse.
Make the clips that promote it
Turn a useful excerpt into a short social video without building a new edit from scratch.
How it works
From your source
to your next video.
For the example above
- A focused lesson
- Clear titles and captions
- A short promotional excerpt
Add a recording
Upload a lesson, webinar or batch of recordings, with any supporting images and brand assets.
Describe the learning goal
Tell Tellers the audience, topic, target length and what must stay. Review the first lesson cut.
Refine and publish
Check accuracy and continuity, correct captions, and export the lesson or a shorter promotional version.
You keep creative control
Your expertise sets the standard.
Review the explanation, examples and sequence before publishing. Adjust the edit yourself or ask Tellers to revise it.
See pricing and how AI usage worksBefore you get started
Can I turn a webinar into shorter lessons?
Yes. Specify the topics and learning goals, then ask for focused cuts from the recording. Check each lesson for context and completeness.
Can I reuse material from an older course?
Yes. Search your recordings for relevant explanations and examples, then assemble them into a new edit. Review dates and details that may need updating.
Do I need professional editing experience?
No. You can direct the edit in ordinary language. You can also make manual timeline adjustments when you want more precise control.
Finish the lesson you’ve already filmed.
Start with one recording and a clear learning goal.