For researchers
Just published? Show people what you found.
A short, narrated, captioned video of your paper, ready to share on YouTube, LinkedIn and your lab site, at a price a grant can cover.
Built, not generated
Plain language and clear diagrams. Every word on screen is typeset and every chart is plotted from your paper's own numbers, rather than painted by an image model, so nothing in it is made up. Nothing is rendered until you approve the script.
Evidence of engagement
A video is easy to share and easy to count: evidence of public engagement for REF impact case studies, the dissemination section of funder reports, promotion cases and your own profile.
No video skills needed
Upload the PDF, say who it is for, read the script, and approve it. We do the rest, and 3 revision rounds are included.
An honest, synthetic narrator
AI-facilitated, not AI-generated: our specialised AI agents draft the script and you approve it. Choose from 28 high-quality synthetic voices in English, British and American, women and men, with different pitches and paces, and listen to each on the order form. They run efficiently on our own machines, and every video says its narrator is synthetic.
The whole process, from paper upload to finished video, takes just a few minutes. No waiting the one to three weeks that published video abstracts quote: your video is ready for a conference deadline, a funder report or the week your paper comes out.
One video, or a few
Prices exclude VAT; the VAT-inclusive figure is below each one.
Single video
1 video credit
£39
£46.80 inc. VATOne paper, one video, 3 revision rounds.
Video pack
3 video credits
£99
£118.80 inc. VATFor a series of papers from one project, or a group sharing credits. Valid for 12 months.
Human review
Add-on, per video
£99
£118.80 inc. VATOne of our editors checks it against your paper and signs it off before you approve it.
Before you upload
A redrawn video, in our own words and drawings with nothing copied from the paper, does not normally need the publisher's permission. A video that shows the paper's own pages needs the right to adapt it: most authors assign copyright to their publisher, so check your publishing agreement, or use an open-access version under a licence that allows it, such as CC BY. Copyright and your video explains the difference.
Papers under embargo, or not yet published, are fine: flag them when you upload, and nothing from them is shared or published. Read the FAQ.
The order form asks for a few more things, such as who the video is for, how long it should be and whether you want Shorts too. See what to have ready before you order.
Working with your comms team?
Many university research-communications teams buy videos in bulk. Ask yours whether they have credits you can use, or point them to our page for comms teams.
