
Knowledge-video platform from Shiliu AI
Turning a handout into a watchable video usually stalls on the pictures, not on text that is already written. After a document or link goes in, the flow parses it, splits a script, adds voice and music, and builds a storyboard you preview before export. Landscape and portrait can each be exported, a cloned voice can replace the stock one, and captions follow each sentence. Figures, processes, and comparisons become charts, motion, or split screens rather than a title card. It fits teachers, corporate training, and book companions, not narrative shorts. The flow starts when the material is uploaded.
VibeKnow is a knowledge-video platform from Shiliu AI. Drop in a social post, web link, PDF, slide deck, or plain text, and the production flow writes a script, picks a voice, designs frames, adds music, and exports a film in landscape or portrait. You can use a stock voice or a clone of your own, and templates cover explainers, courses, and training. Signup includes credits without a card, monthly and yearly plans are listed, and companies can ask sales about an API.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
From a document to a film
Plain text, web links, PDFs, slide decks, Word files, and Markdown are parsed into a script and a finished film.
Landscape and portrait
16:9 and 9:16 can be switched so the same piece exports once for landscape and once for portrait channels.
Stock voices and voice clone
Pick a stock voice or clone your own, with captions aligned sentence by sentence so you do not burn them in by hand.
Visuals that follow the content
Figures become charts, processes become motion, and comparisons become split screens, laid out from the content rather than a single title template.
Batch runs and an API
Publishers, companies, and schools can batch companion videos, and volume users can email sales about an API.
Teachers turning notes into a lesson
A teacher uploads a PDF or slide deck, gets a narrated lesson with captions, and exports a portrait cut for social.
Teams making standard training
A training lead turns policy or procedure documents into explainer videos so every site uses the same picture and wording.
Publishers making book companions
An editor drops in chapters or handouts and batch-exports companion videos that can ship with the book.
Yes. The page says you do not write a script, film yourself, or edit. Drop in a PDF, slide deck, or link, and the production flow parses it, writes a script, adds voice, storyboard, and music, then you preview and export. Captions follow each sentence. What you need is material you already wrote, not a shot list.
Yes. You can pick a stock voice or clone your own for the narration. Sentence-aligned captions mean you do not hire a separate voice and then burn in text. Landscape and portrait can each be exported. You need a sample of your voice beforehand; the page does not describe that step as anonymous.
The page treats batch production as a core capability: book companions for publishers, standard training for companies, and course series for schools. API questions go to the sales email printed on the site. Individuals get credits at signup without a card, make one video, then decide on a monthly or yearly plan. Exact quotas for each tier are not on the homepage.
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