For Educators
Lesson Overlays That Keep Students Watching
Generate chapter markers, step numbers, and concept callouts with true transparency. Drop into your course edit—Zoom recordings, Loom, or camera footage.
About Videohead
AI Overlays for Educators
Educators and course creators use Videohead to clarify lessons with chapter bumpers, glossary lower thirds, step labels, and on-screen quiz prompts. Generate branded overlays that composite on existing recordings for Udemy, YouTube, or your LMS—export transparent video for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or CapCut without a motion-graphics backlog.
What you can create
Built for Educators
Chapter & Module Bumpers
Introduce sections and modules so long lectures stay scannable on YouTube, Udemy, or your LMS.
Learning-Objective Lower Thirds
Name the lesson goal upfront with clean, readable lower thirds that match your course brand.
Step Number Callouts
Animated step labels for tutorials, labs, and how-to sequences—perfect for software walkthroughs.
Definition & Glossary Pop-ups
Floating boxes that define terms without cutting away from your screen share or demo.
Quiz & Reflection Prompts
On-screen questions that pause the flow and invite learners to think before the next segment.
Diagram Highlights
Arrows, rings, and highlights that draw eyes to the exact part of a slide or screenshot.
Progress Indicators
Bars and markers that show where learners are in a long module or multi-part series.
Recap & Summary Cards
End-of-lesson summaries that reinforce takeaways before the next assignment or quiz.
How It Works
From Idea to Timeline in 3 Steps
Describe Your Vision
Type what you need—style, colors, text, timing. No design skills required.
Preview Your Animation
Watch your overlay in the browser. Tweak until it matches your stream style.
Ready to Create Your Overlays?
No design skills needed. Describe what you want and get a professional overlay ready for OBS or your editor.
Start GeneratingNo credit card required.
FAQ
Got Questions?
- What format do I get?
- You export WebM or MOV video with native alpha channel (transparency). Resolution is up to Full HD 1080p. The file is ready to import into any major video editor or streaming software.
- Which software does it work with?
- Videohead exports videos with alpha channel, which works with Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, OBS Studio, and Final Cut Pro. You drag and drop the file into your timeline or add it as a source in OBS.
- How do I import overlays into my editor?
- Export WebM or MOV with alpha from Videohead, then follow our step-by-step guides for OBS Studio, DaVinci Resolve, or CapCut Desktop. Each guide walks you through adding the file to your timeline or OBS scene—no green screen required.
- Do I need design or editing skills?
- No. You only need to describe in text what you want—style, colors, text, timing—and Videohead generates the overlay. You can preview it in the browser and export when you're happy with it.
- Do I have to regenerate everything to tweak text or details?
- No. You don't need to regenerate for every small change. After generation, Videohead gives you controls to tune timing, copy, colors, and other settings the overlay exposes; the preview updates as you adjust them. Regenerate when you want a substantially different concept, not for every millisecond tweak.
- Is Videohead free?
- You can start for free: new accounts include a small bundle of generation credits to try the product. When you need more, you can buy credit packs without a subscription.
- Can I use these on existing lesson recordings?
- Yes. Videohead generates overlay assets you composite on top of footage you already have—camera lessons, screen captures, or webinar recordings—not a full course generator.
- Will overlays match my institution or course brand?
- Set primary and secondary colors and describe your aesthetic in the prompt (e.g. clean academic blue, dark mode with gold accents). Reuse the same settings across modules for a consistent series.
- Are these for horizontal course videos or vertical clips?
- Both. Ask for wide lower thirds for 16:9 lectures or vertical callouts for lesson teasers on Reels and Shorts—each asset is generated for the layout you specify.