Synthesia

Synthesia turns scripts into presenter-led videos using AI avatars and multilingual voiceovers; it supports 140+ languages, has templates for training/support/marketing, and offers Starter/Creator/Enterprise plans with options like custom personal avatars and brand workspaces.
Synthesia

Overview of Synthesia

How to use Synthesia

Open a template or start blank, paste your script, pick an avatar and language/voice, and set layout and background. Use scene-by-scene controls to add callouts, screen captures, or B-roll; generate a preview, then iterate on pacing and pronunciation. When tone or terminology matters, save brand rules and pronunciation dictionaries for reuse. For global rollouts, duplicate a project and swap languages/VOs while keeping visuals intact. Starter/Creator plans cover most solo/team needs; Enterprise adds SSO, governance, and larger scale. If you just want a feel, generate a free one-off sample on the site before committing.

What is Synthesia

Synthesia is an AI video platform optimized for business comms—training, how-tos, onboarding, announcements—where a consistent on-screen presenter, quick edits, and multi-language delivery beat bespoke filming. It abstracts away cameras, studios, and casting while giving organizations predictable avatars, voices, and templates. As part of a modern content stack, it pairs well with documentation and LMS tools: write once, localize many times, and keep updates cheap as scripts evolve.

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Website

synthesia.io


Reviews

Make the avatar breathe

October 14, 2025

Short sentences and commas where a human would pause. Upload SRT instead of relying on auto. The read feels natural.

Naomi K.

Brand kit locked in

October 7, 2025

I load font and colors and export MP4 plus a separate SRT for LMS. Fix rare mispronunciations by rewriting the word phonetically.

Chris Lee

Avoid talking head fatigue

September 27, 2025

Swap to slides or b roll every 6 to 8 seconds. Keeps attention up without changing the script.

Kelsey M.

Multilingual sanity check

September 15, 2025

For names and acronyms I test out loud first. If it stumbles, I rephrase the line. Saves a retake.

David Chen
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