Education & e-learning · Pruna performance models

★ Engaging, localized course content, without filming

Every lesson. Every language. Every learner.

EdTech platforms, MOOCs and training teams live on video and course media, and a shoot per instructor, per lesson, per language doesn’t scale. From a single portrait or a text brief, Pruna makes instructor videos, localizes a catalog in 20+ languages, swaps the on-screen instructor, generates course illustrations, edits teaching visuals and turns static lessons into clips. Seconds per asset, no studio. Six use cases across five Pruna models, grounded in Pruna’s Education use-case kit.

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• Built for the whole learning industry

One engine, every course.

EdTech & e-learningLesson, onboarding and intro videos without a shoot per course.

MOOCs & marketplacesA consistent instructor across a catalog of thousands of lessons.

Language learning appsThe same lesson, natively, in every language a learner speaks.

Corporate training & LMSOnboarding and compliance content refreshed without re-filming.

Educational publishersIllustrations, covers and campaign visuals from a brief.

Tutoring & test-prepShort explainer clips and lesson visuals at high volume.

P-Video-Avatar · Use case 1

01 Instructor videos from a single portrait

One portrait becomes a whole course.

Lesson videos, onboarding and course intros usually mean a studio, a camera and an instructor’s calendar. Pruna P‑Video‑Avatar turns a single portrait plus a script or audio file into a lip-synced talking-head, no filming. Here, one instructor delivers a lesson recap and a product onboarding, each from one still. Click to enlarge.

Lesson recap · from one portrait + script

Product onboarding · from one portrait + script

From one portrait: an instructor headshot becomes a presenter in seconds.
Script or audio: feed a written script or a voice track; the lips follow.
No studio: refresh a lesson by editing text, not by re-booking a shoot.

P-Video-Avatar · Use case 2

02 Localize a catalog in 20+ languages

Same lesson. Same face. Every language.

Reaching new markets normally means re-recording every lesson with a native speaker. Pruna P‑Video‑Avatar produces the same lesson with the same presenter across 20+ languages, so one recording session covers every market. Here, the same instructor teaches in English and French. Click to enlarge.

The lesson in English · one recording

The same lesson in French · same presenter

20+ languages: one session covers every market in the catalog.
One consistent face: the same instructor across the whole course library.
Cents per second. $0.025 per second of 720p–1080p output.

P-Video-Replace · Use case 3

03 Swap the instructor in existing videos

Same course. Different instructor.

Multi-instructor variants and localized editions normally mean re-recording the whole course. Pruna P‑Video‑Replace takes an existing course video and a reference portrait, and replaces the on-screen instructor while preserving the motion, camera, lighting and background. Source video plus one reference portrait → the recast lesson. Click any to enlarge.

Source lesson · the original recording

Reference instructor · the presenter to insert

Recast lesson · motion & scene kept, instructor swapped

Motion preserved: camera, timing, lighting and background stay; only the instructor changes.
Any presenter: localized hosts or multi-instructor variants from one source.
No re-record: re-cast a lesson without rebooking the studio.

P-Image · Use case 4

04 Generate course illustrations from a brief

From a brief to a course cover, in seconds.

Lesson illustrations, course covers and campaign visuals usually wait on a design queue. Pruna P‑Image turns a text or style brief, even one with on-image text, into finished visuals for any subject, ready for catalogs, landing pages and ads. A campaign cover with baked-in text, plus five lesson illustrations; click any to enlarge.

Generated with Pruna P-Image from text briefs; a single model spans course covers with on-image text and lesson illustrations across every subject.

P-Image-Edit · Use case 5

05 Update & adapt existing teaching visuals

New person, new look. Same scene.

Course imagery ages, the person, the background, the style drift out of date across a series. Pruna P‑Image‑Edit updates existing teaching visuals, change the person, swap a background, adjust a style, without redesigning from scratch. Source and edit, side by side, click either image to enlarge.

Change the personUse-case kitsame scene & text → new learner · P-Image-Edit

Edited with Pruna P-Image-Edit on an existing course visual; the scene, layout and on-image text are preserved while the person is changed, the same call also swaps backgrounds or restyles a series.

P-Video-Avatar · Use case 6

06 Turn static lessons into short clips

Give the lesson motion.

Short explainer and promo clips lift engagement on every course page and social feed, but a video shoot is rarely in the budget. Pruna P‑Video‑Avatar turns a portrait plus a script into a lip-synced lesson clip, no crew, no set. Here, a maths teacher explains in front of a whiteboard; click to enlarge.

Maths teacher explains at the whiteboard · portrait + script

Portrait + script: one still of the instructor, a spoken lesson, lip-synced output.
Any language: same presenter, localized script, no reshoot.
Cents per second. $0.03 per second of 720p output.

A portrait in. A whole curriculum out.

Present, localize, recast, illustrate, edit and animate, the same Pruna engines run across an entire course library, for any EdTech platform, MOOC, publisher or training team. Everything on this page is grounded in Pruna’s Education use-case kit.

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