Create Accessibility Design Videos: Easy & Inclusive Content
Effortlessly make your videos digitally accessible for all users by adding precise subtitles and captions with HeyGen.
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Agent is the first creative engine built to transform a single prompt into a complete video.
Produce a 90-second explainer video targeted at video producers and marketing teams, focusing on the critical need for comprehensive audio descriptions to make content accessible for users with disabilities. The video should be engaging, showcasing brief examples of visual content being descriptively narrated, with a clear and expressive voice. Highlight how HeyGen's "Voiceover generation" capability streamlines the creation of effective audio descriptions.
Develop a 2-minute tutorial-style video for educators and corporate trainers, illustrating best practices for creating accessible instructional videos, especially considering users who rely on screen readers. The visual and audio style should be friendly, professional, yet approachable, featuring a presenter. Utilize HeyGen's "AI avatars" to deliver the content, providing a consistent and engaging virtual instructor.
Design a dynamic 45-second marketing video aimed at small business owners and marketing assistants, stressing the importance of pre-production planning for creating accessible video content from the outset. The visual style should be energetic with quick cuts, accompanied by an energetic voice, showing simplified planning stages. Illustrate how HeyGen's "Text-to-video from script" feature can kickstart the accessibility-first planning process.
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Agent is the first creative engine built to transform a single prompt into a complete video.
Prompt-Native Video Creation
Agent is the first creative engine built to transform a single prompt into a complete video. You describe the idea. Agent returns a fully constructed, publish-ready asset. There is no need to write scripts, manage assets, or piece together content manually.
End-to-End Video Generation
Agent handles the full video creation process. It writes a clear and compelling script based on your idea, selects images that match the tone and message, adds natural and emotion-aware voiceover, applies edits and transitions for polished pacing, and finalizes subtitles, timing, and rhythm for clarity and performance.
Built with Structure and Intent
Unlike traditional workflows that rely on timelines and manual assembly, Agent constructs videos from the ground up. Each output is intentionally designed to match your goal. From messaging and rhythm to scene flow and audience fit. The result is a coherent and purpose-driven video.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does HeyGen help create accessible video content?
HeyGen streamlines the process of creating "accessible videos" by providing features like AI avatars and "automatic captions" to enhance "video accessibility" for "users with disabilities".
What features does HeyGen offer to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines?
HeyGen supports "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines" (WCAG) compliance by offering "subtitles" and "captions" generation, essential for providing "transcripts" for spoken content. This ensures your "accessible instructional videos" are inclusive.
Can HeyGen videos be understood by screen readers and assistive technologies?
Yes, HeyGen's robust text-to-video capabilities ensure that all spoken dialogue is clearly articulated and available as "captions" and "transcripts", making your "digital accessibility" efforts more effective for "screen readers".
What steps can I take to ensure audio descriptions are integrated into HeyGen videos?
To effectively integrate "audio descriptions" for "video accessibility", HeyGen users can incorporate detailed narrative descriptions directly into their video scripts during "pre-production". This ensures all essential visual information is conveyed for "users with disabilities".
