Product overview
AI Studios is a video-production workspace from DeepBrain AI. It combines AI-avatar narration with a scene editor: you organise the message, choose a presenter and voice, and arrange text, captions and media around the script. Video Agent also accepts documents, web pages and existing narration scripts. The useful distinction is how the starting material becomes a video. Keeping document pages as backgrounds preserves their visual sequence; extracting the content creates a new scene structure that needs its own editorial review.
For a training update, begin with what the viewer needs to understand and the facts that must remain exact. A readable document does not automatically make a clear spoken script: long paragraphs need shorter scenes, specialised names need pronunciation checks, and a dense slide may need a different visual treatment. AI Studios provides the editing workspace for those decisions. Use the outline and scene sequence to inspect the message before committing to the finished export, then check the actual video rather than judging only the editor preview.
What AI Studios offers
- 01Build avatar-narrated scenes with an editable script, presenter and voice.
- 02Use a document as scene backgrounds or extract its contents into a new narrated structure.
- 03Adjust captions, media and timing in the Studio editor, then inspect the final output.
A practical workflow
- 01Define the audience, the approved source material, the intended length and the main point of each scene.
- 02Choose an existing script, a web page or a document. For a document, decide whether its pages should remain visible or be reorganised into a new outline.
- 03Review scene order, script, voice, captions and the placement of supporting media. Check names and figures against the original material.
- 04Confirm the active account plan and export settings, then inspect the finished video for pronunciation, caption timing, visual clarity and lip sync.
Summary based on source material; product claims have not been independently tested.
What makes it different
The central workflow joins narration, a presenter and scene editing. Document-background and content-extraction modes address different needs: preserving an existing page layout and rebuilding a message for video. Choose that mode before reviewing the outline, because the visual structure and narration require different checks.
Who should consider it
- Teams turning approved training or product information into narrated updates.
- Creators adapting a prepared script into a sequence of presenter-led scenes.
- Editors reviewing several language versions against the same source material.
What to verify
- Use source documents, images and voices for which the project has permission. Review any summarised claims against the original material.
- Treat the timeline preview as an editing aid: the official editor documentation says lip sync is applied when the video is created.
- Check the account-specific export allowance, duration, watermark and credit rules. The public pricing page and the November9 update describe different plan generations.
- The November9 announcement introduces unified credits for new plans while keeping existing paid subscriptions on their terms until a switch. Confirm which rules apply before changing a subscription.
Frequently asked questions
Will a document retain its original page design?
Choose the document-background mode when the existing pages should form the scenes. Content extraction instead builds a new scene structure from the document; review that new outline and its narration separately.
Does the editor preview show the finished lip sync?
The official editor guide distinguishes preview timing from lip sync applied after creation. Review the finished output for the mouth movements, pronunciation and captions that matter to your project.
Which pricing information should I use?
Check the plan active in the account and the applicable update notice. The November9 announcement says existing paid subscriptions do not change automatically. A limit or credit policy for one plan generation should not be assumed to cover every account or feature.
Product facts were checked against the official product website or its first-party documentation on Nov 9, 2026.
