Create Synthesia videos from ChatGPT and Claude

Most of the work behind a video already happens in ChatGPT or Claude. That’s where scripts get drafted, ideas take shape, and notes turn into something useful. But to actually make the video, you’ve had to go elsewhere: copy the info into another tool, rebuild the brief, export, upload and host it somewhere else. So a lot of good ideas never make it to video.

Today that changes. Synthesia now works right inside ChatGPT and Claude, so the place you brainstorm is also the place you hit publish.

How it works

• Describe it, and bring what you have. Start with a prompt, attach a deck or doc, or pull from the tools you’ve already connected, and pick your brand kit so your logos, colors and fonts come through. Then watch it come together right in the chat.

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Edit it by asking. Change the script, the pacing or the visuals, or add your logo, all just by asking.

• Publish and share it. Get a link straight from the chat that stays current as you make edits, or download the file.
• Put your video workflows on autopilot. Turn updates from your tools into videos on a schedule, or the moment something new lands in Slack or your inbox.
• Make videos on the go. Dictate an idea from the ChatGPT or Claude mobile app and get the link back in the same chat.

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That means a launch video for every release, a welcome for every new hire, or a Friday roundup for the whole team, all without opening another tool.

A tip and a note: start your prompt with "Using Synthesia, [insert prompt]" so ChatGPT or Claude knows to create the video with Synthesia.​ Videos are made with Syren by default, which is our latest breakthrough in AI video creation. If you want to build with Studio instead, just ask when you prompt.

Get started

Synthesia is available today in ChatGPT and Claude on every plan, and new accounts get their first video free. Support for creating Synthesia video in Microsoft Copilot is coming soon.

Ready to try it? Here’s how to set up Synthesia in ChatGPT and Claude.