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Use case

Turn finance course material into lessons that show the math

Start from course PDFs, planning guides, case notes, or advisor education material. Kinoslide writes the narration and works the calculations out on screen in time with it.

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01See it

What the finished video looks like.

A finished Dry Erase lesson. Diagrams and numbers are drawn in marker and set in motion as the narration explains them. Presentation is there when the course also needs a deck.

Dry Erase. A finished Dry Erase lesson, drawn in marker and set in motion as the narration explains it.
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02What makes it different

Built for material that has to be explained properly.

01

Show the math, not a slide of it

A compounding curve traces itself, a cash flow table fills in, and the formula rewrites with the real numbers, all drawn in time with the narration.

02

Give reviewers a real checkpoint

Review the storyboard before rendering. Edit wording, adjust examples, and regenerate visuals while the lesson is still easy to change.

03

Handle annual changes

When a topic, example, or regulation changes, update the affected scenes and export a new version.

03How it works

From the material you have to a video you can publish.

  1. 01

    Upload the course document

    Start with a PDF, manual, notes file, or internal guide. Pick the sections that should become the lesson.

  2. 02

    Review the generated storyboard

    Pick Dry Erase for a drawn lesson, or Presentation when you also need the deck. Kinoslide drafts the narration, scenes, visuals, and voiceover, and your team edits the draft before export.

  3. 03

    Publish the finished video

    Export an MP4 for an LMS, course library, advisor training portal, or internal team page.

04Training moments

Turn dense finance material into lessons reviewers can check line by line.

Use Kinoslide for the finance training moments that usually start in readings, case notes, planning guides, and product education documents.

Course support

CFA, CFP, QAFP, or CPA topic walkthroughs

Source
Course readings, instructor notes, study material, or internal training documents
Review
Check terminology, calculations, examples, and scene pacing before export
Output
Short narrated video lessons for a course platform, LMS, or learner portal

Planning concepts

Retirement, estate, tax, or financial planning lessons

Source
Planning guides, case studies, models, or topic briefs your team already trusts
Review
Refine examples and regenerate visuals while the storyboard is still editable
Output
Reusable lessons for students, advisors, or internal education libraries

Advisor enablement

Advisor onboarding and client conversation training

Source
Product guides, policy notes, planning cases, or client conversation frameworks
Review
Align voice, compliance wording, and examples across every language version
Output
Consistent advisor training videos for onboarding, refreshers, or product education

05Who it's for

Where this fits.

Finance courses

Lessons for planning, accounting, and finance topics

  • Create educational videos based on your own course materials
  • Use readings, models, and case notes as the starting point
  • Use storyboard review to check terminology before export

Advisor training

Consistent training for advisors and client-facing teams

  • Use product education, planning guides, and internal notes for repeatable modules
  • Keep training aligned with the documents your team already maintains
  • Create versions in eleven languages from the same source

Course providers

Update video lessons when course materials change

  • Refresh scenes when readings, examples, or rules change
  • Use one source document for short lessons or longer modules
  • Export MP4 files for your course platform or learner portal

Get started

Start with the material you already have.

Upload a document, choose the format, and review the first draft in minutes. Free to start.

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