Help instructors publish lessons, give learners a video experience that works across devices, and reach more people with captions and translated subtitles. Chunkify takes care of the video so your team can focus on the learning experience.
Course player preview with an illustrative lesson image.
Your courses, your brand, and your learners. Add video to the learning experience you are building.
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Whether you offer professional training, help creators sell courses, or teach customers to use your product, video belongs inside the learning experience. These platforms show familiar ways to organize it.
Recorded lectures, screen tutorials, and practical demonstrations sit alongside assignments and course materials in Moodle. For a learning platform you operate, Chunkify can handle the lesson videos while you shape the course experience.
See video lessons in MoodleThinkific shows how creators can organize their expertise into courses learners follow at their own pace. If you are building a similar platform, Chunkify can bring lesson uploads and playback into your own branded experience.
See Thinkific's course interface
Every new course brings more videos to prepare and support. Chunkify handles that work as your library grows. Your team can spend its time on instructor tools, lesson discovery, and the features that make your platform useful.
Let instructors upload recordings directly in your platform. Clear progress and recovery from interrupted uploads help them get lessons published without extra file-handling work.
A learner may start on a laptop and revisit a lesson on their phone. Video adapts to the available connection, with playback inside your course experience.
Add captions so learners can read along or watch without sound. Translate those captions into other languages so the same lesson can reach a wider audience.
Give lessons a player that fits your brand. Keep control of how learners browse courses, enroll, and track their progress, with video as part of your product.
They add their recording to the lesson editor, without choosing video formats or preparing several versions themselves.
Chunkify prepares the recording for playback. Learners can start watching before every quality version is finished.
They open the lesson in your course player, revisit a demonstration, or read along with captions when you add them.
A screen tutorial needs readable detail. A practical demonstration needs to show movement clearly. Chunkify chooses video settings for each lesson to balance viewing quality with the amount of data you store and deliver.
This is per-title encoding. Your team can offer quality options suited to the recording without tuning every lesson by hand. Avoiding unnecessarily large videos can reduce storage and bandwidth costs, depending on your content and delivery provider.
Some lessons become favorites; others get occasional views. After initial preparation, Chunkify creates additional streaming versions when learners request them. Versions nobody requests do not take up output storage.
Preparation is priced by the uploaded lesson's duration and resolution, with automatic streaming versions included. Creating those versions on demand does not change the preparation charge. Storage and delivery have their own provider charges. Captions and translations are optional and billed separately.
Your course library is a long-term investment. Keep the video files in your own storage account and serve lessons on your own delivery domain. Choose providers that fit your budget as your audience grows.
Chunkify supports any S3-compatible storage, including Amazon S3 and Cloudflare R2, with your choice of CDN. If you already use S3 and CloudFront, you can keep them. Keeping your files and domain gives you more freedom to change providers later. Your team will still need to connect the new service and prepare any video versions it needs.
Explore storage & CDNFor standard recorded lessons, Chunkify chooses the video settings and manages processing as your library grows. A developer connects it to your platform. Your team can then focus on the course experience rather than building and maintaining the video processing service.
Yes. Generate captions for recorded lessons and translate those captions into other languages. Learners can follow the same course with subtitles that help them understand it. Review names and specialist terminology before publishing. This translates the captions, not the instructor's spoken audio.
Yes, if your team can extend the lesson experience. Add Chunkify's uploader and player, or keep a player compatible with its HLS video format. Your platform continues to manage enrollment, payments, and learning progress. The Moodle and Thinkific examples illustrate the experience; connecting an existing platform requires development work.
You can send playback activity to your own analytics tools and connect it with your lesson data. Your team decides how to measure course progress and completion. Chunkify supplies the playback tracking tools rather than a hosted learning analytics dashboard.
Yes, with access controls in your platform and your delivery setup. Your platform checks who is enrolled, and your developer configures video access with your storage and delivery provider. A sign-in page alone does not protect a public video link.
Pick a few lessons that represent what you teach: a screen tutorial, an instructor recording, and a practical demonstration. Try them on the devices your learners use, check captions and translations, and compare the costs with your current setup.