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YOCO starts from a finished slide deck, not from a voice recording. After upload, it writes the script in the order of the deck's animations, then a digital presenter delivers it so the teacher can stay off camera. Entrance, emphasis, exit, and path animations remain, and step-by-step mode splits a slide so the narration hits each trigger. The script and the result can still be edited on the site, including bilingual classes. It fits teachers making short lessons, internal trainers, and courseware teams delivering projects. Without a slide deck, the flow cannot start.
YOCO is a courseware tool from Shanghai Youxin Education Technology. After a teacher uploads a slide deck, the system writes a script from the deck's animations and presentation timing, then a digital presenter delivers it, without the teacher recording or editing. Entrance, emphasis, exit, and motion-path animations are kept, and a step-by-step mode ties the narration to each animation trigger. The site also lists bilingual classes and one-place editing. The homepage offers a free trial, and full plans are on the pricing page.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Script from an uploaded deck
Upload a slide deck and the script is generated to follow the deck's existing playback rhythm, without writing a word-for-word script first.
Keep slide animations
Entrance, emphasis, exit, and path animations stay in the deck, and the narration moves forward with the picture.
Step through one slide
One slide can be explained in steps, with the narration aimed at each animation trigger instead of one paragraph for the whole slide.
A digital presenter
A digital presenter delivers the script on camera, so the teacher does not record audio or edit a timeline afterward.
Teachers turning decks into lessons
A teacher uploads an existing deck and gets a short lesson with a digital presenter, without recording or editing.
Internal trainers standardizing a course
An internal trainer turns one slide deck into an explainer video so later training sessions follow the same wording.
Courseware teams delivering a project
A production team delivers narration videos that keep the animations, and edits the script on the site.
The site says animations in the deck are kept, including entrance, emphasis, exit, and path. Narration moves with the picture instead of collapsing each slide into a still. One slide can also be split into steps so the voice hits each trigger. Whether every effect in your file survives should be checked in the preview after upload.
No. The page says you can stay off camera. Upload the deck and a digital presenter delivers the script, without a recording or an edit. If the wording should change, edit it on the site instead of recording the audio again.
Not on the flow shown on the homepage. YOCO's first step is uploading a slide deck. The script, animation following, and digital presenter all depend on that file. The homepage offers a free trial, and plans beyond the trial are on the pricing page.
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