Start with the learning outcome and paste the steps. Director plans one scene per step and prepares previews of the AI presenter who reads your script, the voice and the visuals in one project for free.
Set the outcome
Write the steps
Add the presenter
Render & update01Tutorial example
One portrait and one ElevenLabs voice track became this 11-second lesson in Video Studio with Hedra Avatar: choose a sunny spot, measure the light, pick three easy plants.
Hedra Avatar16:9
02Show, then explain
01Steps on screen
Keep one action per scene and give each step a short on-screen line. The Video Editor adds overlay text of up to 280 characters to a clip, so the numbered step stays readable with the sound off.
MiniMax H316:902Show the step
Between presenter lines, show what is being explained. This 4-second shot of hands sorting seed packets was animated from one generated still with MiniMax H3 image to video in 2K.
Español16:903Another language
Same portrait, new voice track: “En esta lección vas a planificar un pequeño huerto en tres pasos…” Rendered again with Hedra Avatar, with no reshoot and no new presenter. To translate a finished video instead, use DUB.
03How it works
Tell viewers what they will be able to do by the end.
Use one action per step and include any important warnings or prerequisites.
Render the lesson, have a subject expert check every instruction, then share it from Lab.
Finished lessons
Two teachers, two subjects
Math lesson16:9
Workshop intro16:9Fractions explained with a pizza · Hedra Avatar
The same teacher opens a garden workshop · Hedra
Continue in Director
Director keeps the lesson as scenes you can reopen, together with the presenter, voice and visuals it prepared. When a step changes, rewrite that scene and render the lesson again; clips and voice files stay in Lab.
Questions before you create
Yes. Change the affected script section and create a new version without reshooting the presenter.
Partly. VlogMe generates the presenter and the scenes, not a recording of your screen. Record the software steps yourself, and use VlogMe for the introduction, the summary and a version in another language.
Always. A subject-matter expert should verify steps, warnings, and product details before publication.
Yes. Render the presenter again with a voice track in that language, as in the Spanish example, or translate a finished video with DUB.
No. Generate a short shot of the step in Video Studio; the seed-packet clip above was animated from one still with MiniMax H3.
Planning the lesson and previewing the presenter, voice and visuals in Director is free. The render depends on length and model, and Director and Video Studio show the credit price before you render. New accounts start without credits, so buy a plan or a credit pack when you are ready.
Your lesson is ready
Paste the steps here, then open Director to plan a scene per step and preview the presenter for free, check the price and render.
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