We've all signed the "I have read the procedure" form without reading it. Whiteboard videos for training get around that, since people actually finish a three-minute video they'd never finish as a PDF. Drop your steps in as the script and GenPixy AI reads them out word for word over drawn scenes. Captions are in the video already, and there's an SRT file for your LMS.
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For trainers, HR, and team leads
Whiteboard videos for training and L&D
Training that works as a short video
From SOP to video
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Rewrite the steps as spoken sentences
Up to 5,000 characters fit. Try saying "1.1 Valve: off" out loud, then "Turn off the main valve first". Big difference, right?
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Choose Whiteboard and Landscape
It's the calm look. Reads fine on a laptop, and fine on the old TV in meeting room B.
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Review it with the process owner
They know where the gotchas are. Let them check every step first.
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Upload the MP4 and the SRT
Most LMS platforms and intranets accept both, no fuss.
Every language your team speaks
Go walk through a warehouse or a busy kitchen and count the languages you hear. Support desks too. Our narrator covers 70+, so each crew gets the procedure in the version they actually use, as its own video. And when the process changes next quarter (it will), you fix the text, make it again, grab a coffee. Done in a few minutes. No one has to redo a voiceover or rent studio time for it.
One thing we can't do, though. GenPixy AI draws its scenes, so it won't capture your screen or show the real machines on your floor. For software training where every click counts, we'd make a short concept video and add a screen recording next to it.
Trainer questions
Nah. If your text fits the length you chose, we read it as is, and the only edits are obvious typos.
No SCORM, sorry. It's an MP4 plus an SRT, and most LMS setups just take those as a video lesson.
We like two to five minutes per procedure. Anything bigger, chop it into a little series.
Yes! Open the video, choose Try again, switch it to Portrait. That's the phone version.