Step 1
Upload the source video
Start with the long-form content you already need to deliver.
Fully automated audio description for long-form video
Context-aware, multilingual, and self-serve. Upload a video and generate timed, delivery-ready audio description from the browser.
What Makes It Different
Built for long-form video
The workflow is automated, but the product still gives you control over density, timing, and the outputs you need for review and delivery.
End-to-end automation
Video understanding, script generation, timing, and voice output happen in one workflow.
Long-form context awareness
Tracks characters, locations, and story beats across full-length content instead of describing frames in isolation.
Multilingual generation
Supports audio description in English (US), German, French, Hindi, Italian, Spanish, and Greek, with one language generated at a time.
Timing and density controls
Adjust script density and how audio description slots are created and organised in silent periods.
Self-serve from the browser
Upload, generate, and download without procurement cycles, briefing rounds, or vendor back-and-forth.
Industry-standard outputs
Export scripts, synthetic voice audio, transcripts, silent-period logs, and optional AD-embedded review video.
Where It Fits
Built for teams under real delivery pressure
From production companies managing heavy release schedules to universities tackling lecture backlogs, Visonic AI fits where the need is greatest.
Production Houses
Reduce late-stage budget shock and vendor back-and-forth when broadcasters require AD for multiple titles.
Post-Production Companies
Add audio description capability without building a dedicated services department from scratch.
Broadcasters & Networks
Increase coverage, improve operational visibility, and make archive remediation more realistic.
Streaming Platforms
Move audio description closer to the content pipeline and away from disconnected manual workflows.
Higher Education & Universities
Tackle lecture backlogs, accommodation requests, and accessibility remediation with a more scalable workflow.
Enterprise Accessibility Teams
Give accessibility leaders a path across training, communications, and departmental video without managing every request manually.
What happens in the product
Three steps. Real controls.
Upload the source video, set the language and AD controls, then export the script, audio, and review assets you need.
Step 2
Set language and AD controls
Generate one language at a time, with control over script density and how AD slots are arranged in silent periods.
Step 3
Export the outputs
Get script files in industry-standard formats, synthetic voice AD audio, the original transcript, silent-period time logs, and an optional AD-embedded review video.
Deep Dives
Guides and articles for deeper evaluation
If you are comparing approaches, these pieces cover quality, cost, compliance, and rollout.
AI for Audio Description: Complete Guide 2026
The definitive guide to how AI is transforming audio description — technology, workflows, quality benchmarks, and what to look for in a provider.
The True Cost of Audio Description: AI vs. Manual
A breakdown of the real cost drivers behind manual audio description and how AI automation changes the unit economics for media teams.
How to Choose an Audio Description Provider
Evaluation criteria for teams comparing audio description vendors — quality, turnaround, language coverage, workflow fit, and pricing models.
What Is Audio Description? Complete Guide
An accessible introduction to audio description — what it is, who needs it, the regulatory landscape, and how production teams deliver it.
What Teams Reported
What customers told us after putting Visonic AI through real evaluations
Real feedback from teams using Visonic AI in production workflows. Across evaluations, the feedback kept returning to story tracking, difficult scenes, and how quickly teams gained confidence in the output.
Veteran describer reaction
A veteran audio describer with decades of industry experience told us the output tracked the right storyline so well they assumed there had to be human intervention in the loop.
Market comparison reaction
A large international localisation services provider evaluated Visonic AI against other generated offerings in the market and concluded the gap in quality, capability, and delivery readiness was dramatic.
Hard-content evaluation reaction
After trialing the system across both easier and harder titles, another customer told us they had not seen anything else on the market match the quality bar they were seeing from Visonic AI.
Workflow Outcomes
What changed in live workflows
The important result is not only output quality. It is faster turnaround, lower review effort, and projects that become feasible at scale.
Weeks of first-pass effort compressed
Audio describers reported that work which used to involve weeks of viewing, preparation, and first-pass drafting could be shortened dramatically when Visonic AI handled the starting draft and humans focused on touchups.
Archive remediation became feasible
One customer used Visonic AI to process a video archive containing hundreds of assets. They described the old manual path as cost-prohibitive and year-scale, while the Visonic path made the project feasible within weeks.
API workflow reduced turnaround
An integration customer reported shortening turnaround from roughly two weeks to about a day by pushing Visonic AI outputs directly into their internal workflow.
Review burden moved toward fast QA
Across several workflows, customers described the review step as light-touch approval or basic touchups rather than a large rewrite cycle involving multiple additional humans.
Same Platform
Teams often add adjacent workflows once audio description is working
Audio Description is often the first adoption path, but the same long-form video foundation also supports packaging, metadata, and short-form workflows.
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Explore all solutions
Start from the team or workflow closest to your operating model if Audio Description is only one part of the broader problem.
FAQ
Is Visonic AI fully automated, or does a human still need to write the description?
Visonic AI is fully automated. Upload a video, choose one language, set the AD controls, and generate the script and voice output from the browser. Human review can still be added after generation, but the drafting workflow itself is automated end to end.
What makes this different from generic AI video tools?
Most generic tools either describe frames in isolation or help with only one step of the process. Visonic AI is built for audio description as a full workflow: long-form video understanding, AD slot planning in silent periods, script generation, voice output, and review assets.
How does Visonic AI handle long-form content?
It tracks characters, locations, scene changes, and story flow across the full title. That matters because good audio description depends on context carried across a program, not just on what appears in a single frame.
Can I control how much audio description is generated?
Yes. You can adjust script density and control how AD slots are created and organised in silent periods, so the output is not a black box. The workflow is automated, but the settings still let you shape how much description is written and how it fits into the title.
What do I get after generation?
You get script files in multiple industry-standard formats, synthetic voice AD audio, the original video transcript, silent-period time logs, and an optional AD-embedded video that is useful for review.
Which languages are supported today?
Visonic AI currently supports English (US), German, French, Hindi, Italian, Spanish, and Greek. More languages are coming soon. If the language you need is not supported yet, contact the Visonic AI team at support@visonicai.com.
Is this built for archive remediation, new releases, or both?
Both. It works for teams shipping new content on deadlines and for teams working through back catalogs that are too slow or too expensive to process manually.
How do teams review the output?
Teams can review the script, the synthetic voice output, and the optional AD-embedded video. The embedded review video is especially useful because it lets people judge pacing, slot placement, and coverage in context instead of reviewing assets in isolation.
Do I need to talk to sales before I can use it?
No. The product is self-serve, so you can create an account and test it on your own content. Teams planning a larger rollout can still talk to the Visonic team about volume, workflow design, or enterprise requirements.
Guides
Compare the market before you test
These guides cover software options, evaluation criteria, and the differences between Visonic AI and the alternatives.
How To Get AI To Generate Audio Descriptions
A practical guide to generating audio descriptions with AI, including when a DIY stack is enough and when you need a dedicated accessibility workflow.
Best AI Audio Description Software
A comparison guide for teams weighing creator tools, DIY workflows, broadcast accessibility tools, and dedicated audio description platforms.
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