Feature
- Captivate User Guide
- Get to know Captivate
- Adobe Captivate releases
- Adobe Captivate 13
- Adobe Captivate 12
- Project setup
- Import from PowerPoint
- Import from Captivate Classic
- Generative AI in Adobe Captivate
- Generative AI overview
- Generative AI FAQs
- Generative credits
- Generate text
- Generate images
- Generate avatar
- Generate transcripts
- Add and edit text
- Add and edit images
- Add and edit media
- Interactive components
- Create quizzes
- Add widgets
- Interactions and animations
- Enhance your e-learning project
- Simulation projects
- Timeline and TOC
- Review and collaborate
- Preview and publish
- Accessibility
- Design options in Adobe Captivate
- Additional resources
Explore how Generative AI in Adobe Captivate accelerates eLearning development. Generate text, visuals, avatars, and transcripts to create personalized, scalable learning experiences.
Overview
Adobe Captivate 13.0 introduces generative AI to simplify and accelerate eLearning development. With these new capabilities, you can:
- Generate text tailored to your learning objectives, tone, and audience.
- Create custom images from prompts or slide content for consistent visuals.
- Produce talking avatars with synchronized narration, customizable appearance, and multilingual support.
- Generate transcripts for narration, closed captions, or summaries to improve accessibility.
These features help you build engaging, interactive courses faster, without relying on external tools or resources.
Pre-requisites of using Generative AI
IMPORTANT
- Enable all related features in the Generative AI preferences settings.
- If Generative AI features don’t work in your network, allow the required URLs. See Configure URLs for more information.
Generative AI features in Adobe Captivate
|
|
Description |
|---|---|
|
Generate text
|
Use AI to draft, rephrase, and optimize slide content tailored to your audience and learning objectives, with built-in prompts for tone, grammar, and structure. Learn more on how to use Generate text using AI. |
|
Generate image
|
Creates visuals from slide content and contextual prompts and reference images. Learn more on how to generate images using AI in Captivate. |
|
Generate avatar
|
Generates natural-language transcript based on slide content. Creates a talking narrator with lip-sync using transcript text. Learn more about AI Avatars in Captivate. |
|
Generate transcript
|
Automatically generate natural-language transcripts from slide content for narration, closed captions, or summaries, with tone and audience customization. Learn more on how to generate transcripts using AI in Captivate. |
Best practices
Ensure the best results with generative AI features in Adobe Captivate:
| Guideline | Description |
|---|---|
| Set clear goals | Define your learning objectives before generating content. Know what outcomes you want and what content you don’t want. |
| Use strategic prompting | Experiment with different prompt styles to discover what works best. Write prompts in natural, conversational language using active voice. Phrase requests positively and clearly. |
| Provide context | Include course background, learner level (beginner/intermediate/advanced), and relevant industry or organizational details. Specify your audience’s demographics, experience, preferences, accessibility needs, and cultural considerations. |
| Blend AI with human expertise | Treat AI as a powerful assistant, not a substitute for instructional design. Use your domain knowledge to guide and refine AI-generated content. |
| Iterate and improve | Review AI outputs and refine prompts based on what works. Combine successful results and adjust as needed. |
| Ensure quality | Validate facts and ensure content aligns with learning objectives. Seek feedback from users to improve relevance and clarity. |
Common use-cases and applications
Course Development Scenarios
- Rapid prototyping of new course concepts and modules
- Content localization for international audiences
- Accessibility enhancement through automated transcription and visual descriptions
- Version updates when refreshing existing courses with new information
- Microlearning creation for just-in-time training needs
Industry-Specific Applications
- Corporate training with company-specific scenarios and branding
- Academic courses with curriculum-aligned content and assessments
- Compliance training with regulatory requirements and real-world examples
- Product training with technical specifications and user scenarios
Manage AI features at an organizational level
Adobe Captivate supports both local (user-level) and enterprise (organization-level) control of generative AI features.
User-level control (in-app)
You can enable or disable individual AI capabilities (such as text, image, avatar, or transcript generation) from the Preferences > Generative AI panel.
Enterprise-level control (Admin Console)
Organizations can also control access to certain AI capabilities using Admin Console roles and permissions.
- Admins can restrict access to specific AI services across users.
- Feature availability in the Captivate interface may reflect these organizational restrictions.
- If a feature is disabled at the organization level, it may not be available—even if it is enabled locally.
For more information, see:
Note: Some AI-powered capabilities may not be fully controlled through the Adobe Admin Console. For example, audio generation that relies on external service integrations (such as third-party APIs) cannot currently be blocked at the organization level and may remain accessible even when AI features are disabled.
Important
- Some AI features (such as image and avatar generation powered by Firefly) can be managed through enterprise role-based controls.
- Other features, such as text-to-speech or voice generation, rely on integrated third-party services and may not be fully governed through the same role-based controls.