Made for teaching, not just posting
Teachers don't need flashy transitions. They need a clear explanation, a picture for each step and a way to check understanding. The Lesson + quiz writer mode is built around that:
- One idea, step by step. The AI writes a short lesson on your topic with a simple example students can picture.
- A drawing for every sentence. Diagrams trace themselves on as the narrator speaks, so students follow along.
- A quiz before the end. One or two questions appear with their options, a 3-2-1 countdown runs, and the right answer lights up green.
- The answer explained. Each quiz is followed by a scene that says why the answer is right.
Who uses it
- School teachers flipping a classroom or recapping a lesson.
- Tutors and academies posting short lessons on YouTube and WhatsApp.
- Students turning their notes into a revision video.
- Trainers explaining a process or rule at work.
Teaching tools built in
| Teaching need | What the video does |
|---|---|
| Show a process | Steps joined by arrows, or a cycle for loops |
| Compare two things | A two-sided layout |
| Explain scale | A powers-of-ten zoom from small to big |
| Teach dates | Timelines and a clock for years |
| Teach geography | A globe that flies to places and lights up countries |
| Use real data | Bars and lines that grow as each number is said |
| Check understanding | A quiz with a countdown and an answer reveal |
An example lesson script
# hook
Plants make their own food, and all they need is light, water and air.
# headline: The recipe
Leaves take in carbon dioxide, roots bring up water, then sunlight turns them into sugar.
# quiz: What do plants release during photosynthesis? | options: Oxygen; Nitrogen; Smoke | answer: Oxygen
Quick check. What do plants release: oxygen, nitrogen or smoke?
# headline: The answer: oxygen
Oxygen. The plant keeps the sugar and releases the oxygen we breathe.
Handouts from the same lesson
The carousel export turns a video into one 4:5 slide per scene, as a PDF and as images. Each slide shows the scene's finished drawing with its narration as text, which makes a quick handout or a revision sheet to share with a class.
Teaching in your students' language
Lessons work in 10 languages: English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Italian and Russian. Urdu lessons use Nastaliq captions, right to left, with years and decimals spoken the way people say them. A teacher can make the same lesson in English and Urdu from one topic.
Tips for lesson videos that stick
- Keep it to one idea. A one-minute lesson on one concept beats a three-minute lesson on five.
- Use an example students know. It gives the drawings something concrete to show.
- Ask the quiz on the main idea, not on a detail.
- Check the content against your syllabus. The AI drafts; you're still the teacher.
How it works
- Type the topic and levelFor example "Photosynthesis for class 7". Choose the Lesson + quiz mode and the language.
- Review the lessonCheck the explanation and the quiz against your syllabus. Edit any line, option or answer.
- Preview itWatch the diagrams draw, the quiz count down and the answer light up. Choose 16:9 for a classroom screen.
- Download and shareSign in with Google for free, download the video, and export the carousel PDF as a handout.
Questions
Can I make lessons in Urdu or Hindi?
Yes. The voice, captions and quiz appear in Urdu (Nastaliq) or Hindi (Devanagari), along with 7 other languages.
Can I show it on a classroom screen?
Yes. Choose the 16:9 format: the narration sits on the left and the animation on the right.
Can I write the quiz questions myself?
Yes. Edit the AI's quiz or write your own with a line like "# quiz: question | options: a; b; c | answer: b".
How long can a lesson video be?
Up to 3 minutes. Short lessons on one idea work best.
Is it free for teachers?
Writing scripts and watching previews is free with no sign-up. Downloading needs a free Google sign-in, and videos have no watermark.
Updated 2026-10-28