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Create a free avatar of yourself 🤳
Create an avatar of yourself from a 20-second recording, and speak 30+ languages in your videos.
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Create an avatar of yourself from a 20-second recording, and speak 30+ languages in your videos.
Save time by automatically turning documents into videos.
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Convert DOC, PDF, PPT and TXT documents into videos.
Select your video’s theme from one of our pre-designed templates.
Get scripts and scenes automatically generated for you.
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“The ease of content update and cost savings are remarkable.”
“Highly recommend Colossyan to anyone looking to streamline their training.”
“Working with Colossyan feels like we have extended our team.”
“With Colossyan, we were able to cut around 90% of our video production costs.”
“The most versatile tool for making engaging videos.”
“I tried every platform and Colossyan was the best”
“Great software, easy to learn and create with”
“Fabulous find!”
“Revolutionary Video Creation Tool.”
Didn’t find the answer you were looking for?
We’re planning to release Document-to-Video to all Colossyan creators this summer.
Upload your file, specify your video’s details, and select your theme — that’s it! You can then review and edit the video, and when all looks good, simply click on “Generate”. To learn more, check out this step-by-step guide from our Help center.
Document-to-Video will be available for Starter, Pro and Enterprise plans.
Absolutely! You can pick a different avatar and voice, and edit anything in your scripts and scenes. The feature is here to help you speed up, but you still have total freedom over your video.
Of course! When editing your video, click on “Interactivity”, and add your interactive scenes. In the future, we’re planning to give creators the option to add interactivity automatically.
You can upload documents in the DOC, PPT, PDF and TXT formats.
We plan to fully support Web-to-Video in the future, but for now, you can use this hack: Just create a TXT file with your URL, and it will work. 😉
