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Microlearning

Microlearning Video Maker

Cut a long course into short, single-idea videos people finish. One source document, many modules, all on brand and in every language you need.

Overview

What microlearning video maker means with Interlace

Interlace is a microlearning video maker for teams replacing the forty-minute module nobody completes. Give it the handbook, the SOP, or the deck, and it structures the content into short narrated videos, each one carrying a single idea, with illustrated scenes instead of a talking head.

Short modules only pay off if they are cheap to maintain. Here each one is a scene list you can edit, so when the process changes you touch the two modules it affects rather than re-recording an hour of narration. Subject matter experts comment on each scene in the browser, and version history shows which cut is live.

Volume is the point of microlearning, so the platform is built for it. Every language comes from the same source today. Coming soon, bulk generation turns a template plus a spreadsheet into a whole set of modules in one job, and the REST API lets your LMS or intranet request a module when a policy record changes.

How it works

How to build a microlearning series

01

Bring the long content

Upload the handbook, SOP, or deck the long course was built from.

02

Split into single ideas

Interlace structures the source into short modules, one idea per video.

03

Narrate and brand each one

Every module gets a voiceover, illustrated scenes, and your custom style.

04

Review and ship the set

Check module by module, then export up to 4K or share links.

FAQ

Common questions

Short enough to carry one idea and no more. Interlace splits the source at the natural boundaries and shows you the proposed modules, so you can merge or split them before anything is generated.

Yes. Export each module as a SCORM 1.2 package from the editor's Export menu. If you want quiz questions for the LMS to score, wrap the exported MP4 with our free SCORM packager instead.

No. Edit the source or the scene and regenerate only the affected module. Bulk generation, coming soon, handles the case where a template change touches the whole series.

Yes. Interlace generates voiceover and on-screen text in 28 languages from one source, so the series stays in sync across regions.

Yes. Pick a premium AI voice and keep it on every module, so the series sounds like one course. Recording your own voice is in early testing, available soon.

Plans are based on the amount of video generated, which suits a library of short modules better than paying per finished film.

Comparing tools? See Interlace vs Pictory.

Turn one course into a module series

Create an account and start from a document, script, or prompt.