Created a course with narration off and changed your mind? You no longer need to regenerate it. Open Settings from the course menu in the editor and switch Narration to Narrated.

• One switch for the whole course: pick a voice, confirm the estimate, and the AI writes a script for every content section and generates the audio
• Watch it land: the settings panel shows "Narrating slide N of M" while audio players appear in your course one by one
• Finish later: close the tab mid-way and the panel shows how many sections are narrated, with a button to narrate the remaining ones
• Turn it off: switch Narration back to None to remove every clip from the course

Narration can now be added, replaced, or removed one section at a time. Open the "..." menu on any lesson or slide and choose Add narration, or click the pencil on an existing audio player to edit it.

• AI drafts the script: the narration is written from the section's own content, and you can edit every word before generating
• Pick the voice: keep the course voice or choose a different one for this section
• Preview before applying: listen to the generated clip inside the panel, generate again, and only then add or replace the narration in your course
• Remove a clip: take the narration off a single section without touching the rest of the course

Share a course link and find out what happened next. Every course now has an Analytics view that answers the question creators ask most: did my learners finish, and what did they score?

• Open it anywhere: from the course card menu, the editor header, or the View analytics link in the Share dialog
• Course totals at a glance: views, learners, completion rate, and total time played
• One row per learner: progress bar, quiz score, views, time spent, and when they last opened the course
• Know who they are: switch the Share dialog's access setting to Requires identification and learners sign in (or create a free account) before viewing, so the table shows their name and email instead of "Anonymous viewer"
• Learners see it too: on identified courses, a thin bar above the course shows who is signed in, with a sign-out for shared computers

Learn more about learner analytics — how completion is measured, what learners see, and what happens to views from before tracking started.

You can now add new content to a generated course — not just edit what's there.

• Longform: hover between any two blocks and click the + button to insert Rich text, a Callout, an Image, or a Video right there
• Presenter: open the "..." menu on any slide and pick Add slide below — a Text slide, an Image slide, or a Video slide
• Video from anywhere: paste a YouTube or Vimeo link, upload an .mp4, or record one right from your camera
• Images come from the same picker you already know — search royalty-free photos, upload your own, or generate with AI

You don't need to regenerate the whole course to fix one part anymore. In the editor, open the "..." menu on any lesson — or use the Regenerate slide button on Presenter slides — and let the AI rewrite just that section.

• Guide the rewrite: optionally tell the AI what to change ("make it shorter", "add a concrete example", "change the tone") or pick from quick suggestions
• Change the slide type (Presenter): keep the current layout, or recast the slide as a different type — turn a content slide into a timeline, flip cards, a big stat, and more
• Preview before you decide: the new content appears live in your course, with a quick Undo if you prefer the original

Danish joins the list of languages you can create courses in. Pick it from the language selector in Course Studio, right inside the prompt box.

• Fully translated player: buttons, navigation, assessments, and completion screens all read in Danish
• Danish from Danish sources: pick Danish, and attached Danish documents stay in Danish instead of being translated to English
• Automatic for Danish browsers: if your browser is set to Danish, it is selected for you

Images in Longform courses are no longer cropped to fit a fixed shape, and learners can open any of them full screen.

• Nothing gets cut off: every image keeps its own proportions, so infographics, diagrams, and screenshots show their titles, footers, and edges
• Click to zoom: learners click an image to open it full screen, then zoom and drag to read the fine print — pinch to zoom on phones and tablets
• Applies to existing courses: your published courses pick this up automatically, with nothing to re-generate

You can now reopen the exact input a course was created from and use it to generate a new version. Open the course menu — in the editor or on your courses page — and choose Regenerate course....

• Everything comes back: your original prompt, attached documents, format, language, and creation settings load straight into Course Studio, ready to tweak
• Iterate quickly: adjust the prompt, swap documents, or reshape the outline, then generate — perfect for building a similar course or improving the last result
• Your course stays untouched: regenerating always creates a new course; the original is never modified

Course generation now runs on the latest generation of AI models, paired with new language safeguards.

• Newest AI model: courses are generated by a next-generation model with improved writing quality and instruction following.
• Language consistency: fixed rare cases where a slide, title, or label could come out in a different language than the one you selected — especially on courses created from attached documents.
• Automatic verification: every generated section is now checked for language consistency, and anything off is automatically corrected before your course is delivered.

Studio courses (Longform and Presenter) get a new settings panel — open it from the course menu in the editor and watch every change apply to your course instantly, no save button.

• Appearance: accent color and typography — plus content density on Longform
• Brand kit: apply, edit, or remove your logo, banner, and publisher name on an existing course — autofill it from your company URL
• Navigation: switch between free and restricted (linear) navigation
• Language: change the player language of buttons, labels, and menus

Course Studio — our prompt-first creation experience — is now the default for everyone. Describe your course, shape the outline, and generate richer, more interactive courses in two new formats.

• Two new formats: Longform (scrolling lessons) and Presenter (slide decks), with quizzes, flip cards, matching activities, and more woven in
• Prompt-first: describe what you want, attach documents, and tune audience, tone, length, and interactivity from the AI's proposal
• Brand it: apply your brand kit, accent color, and typography at creation time
• Narration built in: generate voice narration for your content sections
• Inline editing: click any text to edit it in place, or any image to replace it — search, upload, or generate with AI
• Try it free: new users can create their first course on us

We rebuilt the app on a modern engine. You should feel it in every click.

• Snappier course editor — typing, drag-and-drop, and block insertion respond faster, especially on long courses.
• Quicker page loads — smaller bundles and smarter code-splitting mean less waiting when you open the app or jump between routes.
• Smoother previews — the course player opens and reflows more responsively across both the OnePage and Classic layouts.

Generate full courses programmatically and deliver them to any LMS as SCORM packages — without leaving your own product.

• Create courses from a subject line and optional outline. Generation runs asynchronously and typically completes in 60–120 seconds.
• Track progress by polling job status, or get notified via a webhook when generation finishes.
• Export as SCORM (1.2, 2004, or 2004 4th edition) and hand the download URL to your LMS for ingestion.

Generate and edit images with AI directly from the course editor, powered by 🍌 Google Nano Banana. Available on all plans.

• Powered by Google Nano Banana: The same AI image model behind Google Gemini
• 4 visual styles: Narrative, Editorial, Flat, and 3D
• Smart prompt suggestions: AI suggests image prompts based on your course content and selected style
• Edit generated images: Refine images with follow-up instructions and undo/redo history
• Works everywhere: Generate images for cover images, section backgrounds, and content blocks

You can now optionally attach a document (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, or TXT) during Guided Creation. The AI analyzes your document and suggests an outline based on its content. Each topic in the outline is mapped to a section of your document, so the generated course uses your original material. You can add, remove, or rearrange topics before creating — manually added topics are generated from scratch as usual.

Pro and Enterprise plans now support importing much larger documents when creating courses. Pro users can import documents up to 80 pages, and Enterprise users up to 130 pages — a significant increase from the previous 20-page limit shared across all plans.

Upgraded our image library for higher quality and more relevant cover images when generating courses. The new provider delivers better keyword matching, resulting in images that more accurately reflect your course topic.

The image search in the editor has been redesigned with a masonry gallery layout, instant search-as-you-type, infinite scroll pagination, and relevant images shown automatically based on your course name. Image processing is now handled server-side for faster performance.

Resolved an issue where the "Add Section with AI" feature would ignore the topic typed or selected by the user, sending an empty value to the server and causing a validation error. The generated section now correctly uses the provided topic.

Resolved an issue where images were not appearing in exported PDFs. The PDF generator now properly waits for all course content and images to fully load before generating the file.

Resolved an issue where the audio recorder component could cause the application to fail loading. The audio recording plugin is now loaded asynchronously to prevent blocking the main application flow.

You can now generate quiz questions automatically using AI. Simply select a quiz block in your course and click the AI button to generate questions based on your course content. The AI analyzes your text blocks and creates relevant multiple-choice questions, avoiding duplicates with existing questions.

A new list block type is now available: "Image & Text List". This block allows you to create visually appealing lists where each item includes an image, title, and description. Perfect for showcasing products, team members, features, or any content that benefits from visual representation.

Resolved an issue where SCORM 2004 4th Edition packages failed to upload on some LMS platforms due to an invalid XML declaration in the manifest file. The XML declaration must be the first line of the file, and a misplaced comment was causing parsing errors. Additionally, added sanitization to remove UTF-8 BOM and any content before the XML declaration for broader LMS compatibility.

Resolved an issue where the delete confirmation overlay would disappear immediately when clicking the Delete button from the editor dropdown menu. The confirmation now stays visible long enough for users to confirm or cancel the action.

Greek is now fully supported. You can create courses directly in Greek and set the course player language to Greek to display all interface labels in Greek for your learners.

You can now attach downloadable files directly to your course content. For example, if you have a paragraph explaining a topic, you can include a downloadable PDF or document for learners to explore. Supported file types are .doc, .docx, .ppt, .pptx, .pdf, .xls, and .xlsx — up to 50MB per file.

Resolved an intermittent issue where some courses were not loading properly on mobile devices. The loading process is now more reliable across all platforms.

When creating a new section in Classic-format courses, you can now choose the layout style right away — such as image on the left, right, top, or no image at all. This gives you more flexibility and control from the start.

You can now change the layout of an existing section in Classic-format courses. Switch between different image and content arrangements to better suit your content flow.

Resolved an issue where adding a new block could unintentionally delete the previously inserted one. You can now safely add blocks without affecting existing content.

You can now edit the size and alignment of images within your course content. This gives you more control over the visual layout and presentation of your materials.

Some LMSs require SCORM 2004 courses to initialize the score as zero, even when the course doesn’t contain a quiz. We’ve updated our SCORM 2004 exports to initialize the score to 0 when the course starts to ensure broader compatibility.

Fixed an issue where the course player (for Classic course types) had excessively large fonts on mobile, causing unnecessary vertical scrolling. The layout is now properly optimized for smaller screens.

Resolved an issue that, in some cases, caused errors when downloading courses as PDF. The issue occurred when certain content was undefined.

We’ve added a new block type: "Bullet List". This block allows users to easily create and format bullet-point lists in their courses, improving content organization and readability.

Users can now format text as headings (h1, h2, h3...) in html and text blocks. This enhancement makes it easier to organize content and improve readability.

There was an issue where the text block could not be removed in the classic course format. This issue has been fixed.

For existing courses, you can now create a new section with AI. Just provide the topic, or select one from suggestion, and the AI will generate the content for you.

Users can now update your email address from the account page.

We are excited to introduce the "Edit with AI" feature, designed to streamline your content creation and editing process. This powerful tool allows you to enhance, condense, or rephrase text effortlessly using AI technology. Here’s how it works:

When you are editing a course, simply select a paragraph, right-click, and choose the "sparkles" icon. This action will open a modal with three AI-powered options:

• Expand Text: Add more detail and depth to your existing content.
• Summarize Text: Create concise summaries, capturing the essence of your text.
• Rewrite Text: Generate alternative phrasings to improve clarity or adapt the tone.

You can now add images to your courses. Choose between search for royalty-free images, or upload from your computer.

Created courses can now be embedded into CMS platforms like WordPress, Webflow, and Notion. This allows users to host their courses within their own system while managing access through their existing authentication settings.

Note: Ensure that your CMS supports embedding HTML code from external domains. Some platforms may restrict iframe embeds for security reasons.

You can now add audio to your courses. Choose from three options:

• Upload audio files from your computer
• Record directly from your microphone
• Generate audio using text-to-speech

Customize your course experience with the following options in the course settings modal:

• Change Theme Color: Select a theme color to match your branding or preference.
• Change Course Template: Choose from a variety of course templates to give your course a new look.
• Adjust Navigation Mode: Toggle between "Free" (allows learners to skip sections) and "Restricted" (requires learners to complete sections in sequence).
• Change Player Language: Switch the course player’s language to suit your audience.
• Show/Hide LearningStudioAI Logo: Decide whether to display the LearningStudioAI logo in the course player.

You can now customize quiz settings directly within the course editor. Adjust options such as showing student answers, randomizing questions, setting passing scores, and controlling retry and review rules, all from an intuitive settings menu.

You can now add videos to your courses. Paste URL from streaming services such as Youtube or Vimeo, or upload from your computer.

You can now download your course as SCORM package. This allows you to import your course to any SCORM-compliant LMS.

SCORM is a standard for e-learning that allows you to track and report user activity. It stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model.

To use SCORM, a Learning Management System (LMS) is required. Some popular LMS that support SCORM are ScormCloud, Moodle, and TeachFloor.