AI for online schools and experts
Create illustrations for course covers, banners and expert portraits. Select an option and review it before publishing.
Example announcement clipAn example visual idea for a course. This is not an editable presentation: check text, formulas and facts separately.
What you can prepare
Choose one task, then review the output and its limitations.
Course cover illustration
Describe the topic, palette and composition. Add the course title and price during final layout.
Expert portrait
Use a photo with its owner's permission. Facial likeness and details may change.
Short video from an image
Animate an image in the video generator. Motion and audio depend on the model and settings.
Course design ideas
An illustrative selection of covers, portraits and visual directions. These examples do not establish series consistency or the accuracy of lesson content.
Not just course covers
Images can provide a visual starting point for course materials. Layout, accurate labels and educational review are separate steps.
How to build course visuals with AI: three steps
Start generation after reviewing settings and cost; the output needs your review.
- 01
Describe the course
Specify the subject, audience, palette and aspect ratio. Add an authorised reference if needed.
- 02
Choose a model and settings
Check available settings and the credit cost before starting generation.
- 03
Review the image
Review faces, text and facts. Add accurate labels for lessons and presentations in an editor.
Conditions and limitations
An example visual idea for a course. This is not an editable presentation: check text, formulas and facts separately.
Paid subscriptions: $10–$115 per month. See tariffs
This is the subscription price range, not the cost of one generation. Credit usage depends on the model and settings; review the cost before starting.
Data-processing conditions are described in the privacy policy. Read the policy
AI for online schools, experts and launch producers
Create illustrations for course covers, banners and expert portraits. Select an option and review it before publishing.
Course cover image
Describe the course topic, audience and visual mood. Choose the aspect ratio and image model, review the generation cost and select an option for a cover or banner. This is an image, not an automatically laid-out design.
Expert portrait and likeness
Use a clear authorised photo for a portrait. Compare the face, hands and clothing with the source: exact likeness is not guaranteed. Do not present a generated scene as documentary photography.
Lesson illustrations and accurate data
Infographics and slides need separate checks of formulas, facts and labels. Generation creates an image, not an editable presentation. Add the course title, webinar date and price during final layout.
Short announcement video
Animate a selected frame in the video generator. Duration, motion and audio depend on the model and settings. Watch the clip before publishing; it does not establish guaranteed style consistency across a campaign.
Frequently asked questions
About covers, expert avatars, one style and launch visuals
AI helps prepare course-cover, banner and expert-portrait variations from a description or source photo. They can serve as a visual starting point for launch materials. Before publishing, check portrait likeness, content and presentation; exact text and final layout may need separate editing.
Step 1: describe the course topic, mood and palette. Step 2: choose suitable image proportions and, if needed, add an expert photo you have permission to use. Step 3: generate the image, review it and download the selected version. Add the course title, price and other exact wording in the final layout: a generated image is not a finished editable design file.
Yes, a description of the topic and style can produce a visual starting point for a banner or event cover. Choose proportions for the placement, generate the image and review the composition. Add the date, time, speaker name and participation terms in the final layout, then check them before publishing.
Step 1: upload a clear expert photo you have permission to use. Step 2: describe the look, background and desired proportions. Step 3: generate the portrait, compare it with the source and download a suitable version. Facial likeness and small details are not guaranteed, so review the result before publishing.
It depends on your plan: Basic is for personal, non-commercial use, Standard covers publishing on websites, social media and in ads, while Pro and Ultima include an extended commercial license. You must also hold the necessary rights to source material, brands and identifiable people.
You can prepare illustrations and visual concepts for a lesson or presentation from a content description. Image generation produces a picture, not a set of editable slides. Check formulas, facts, numbers and labels, and add them separately in a presentation editor where needed.
Upload a suitable image or describe the scene, then choose an available model and video proportions. Review the settings and cost before starting generation. After successful processing, download the clip and check its visuals, text and sound before publishing; processing time depends on the selected parameters.
A shared palette, style description and suitable references help align the visual direction of your materials. Reuse those guidelines in prompts and compare the outputs. Exact style consistency is not guaranteed: selecting images and finishing the layout remain part of the work.
Generation uses Clipia account credits. Cost depends on the model and settings; review it before starting. Paid subscription and pack conditions are listed on the pricing page.
Prepare your first course visual
Start with one task. Review settings and cost, then check the output before publishing.