Easygenerator review

Easygenerator is course-authoring software for company-specific employee training. It is built for L&D teams and subject-matter experts who need to turn internal knowledge into courses, rather than for managing an entire learning program in one system.

EasyAI can use documents or slide decks to create a first draft. The feature list also includes AI video creation from existing knowledge and decks, and EasyCoach, which lets learners practice workplace conversations by voice or text and receive feedback. Teams can import PowerPoint, PDF and Word files, translate and update courses across 75 languages, then publish to an LMS or LXP as SCORM or xAPI files.

That publishing workflow matters: Easygenerator is best treated as an authoring layer, not a substitute for your LMS. In one Reddit discussion, a user described publishing SCORM courses to an LMS for learner tracking.

The clearest fit is a company that needs local teams or internal experts to produce tailored training without starting every course from a blank page. Document and deck imports, plus AI-assisted first drafts, can give authors a starting structure. They do not replace instructional design: a draft still needs someone to shape it around the job, practice and learner needs.

The feature set covers more than text-based courses. EasyVideo can create training videos from existing knowledge and slide decks, while EasyCoach supports voice- or text-based conversation practice with feedback. EasyTranslate handles course translation and updates across 75 languages. These are useful options for distributed teams, though EasyVideo, EasyCoach and EasyTranslate are listed as add-ons, and their prices are not published on the vendor's site.

Publishing as SCORM or xAPI gives teams a route into an existing LMS or LXP. Reddit users also describe using Easygenerator to share review links before publishing to an LMS. For teams that want co-authoring, the listed Team plan starts at five authors and includes unlimited courses, learners and reviewers. That is a more relevant setup than Pro’s single-author limit if several people need to build and review content.

The caps matter. Pro is listed at €108 per month (€1,299 billed annually) and includes one author, 10 courses and 100 learners. Team is listed at €541 per month (€6,495 billed annually), starts at five authors and includes one branding setup. Enterprise lists unlimited authors, courses and learners, but its price is not published. USD prices are not published, either. The pricing information lists a free plan and a 14-day free trial, but does not specify the free plan’s limits. Additional authors are available at an unpublished cost.

Several useful capabilities carry extra fees: EasyTranslate, EasyVideo and EasyCoach are add-ons, with prices not published. Factor those in before comparing plan totals. The course authoring workflow also does not resolve governance by itself. In a Reddit thread, instructional-design commenters warned that giving subject-matter experts an easy authoring tool can produce unchecked, low-quality content; they raised questions about quality gates and shared ownership. That is a risk to plan for, not proof that Easygenerator lacks governance controls.

Learner tracking also depends on delivery. A Reddit commenter reports that private links or embeds without an LMS save progress in browser cookies, so learners may lose their place across devices or after clearing cookies. For cross-device tracking, that commenter says an account-based option or an LMS handling identity is needed.

According to the published pricing details, Pro is listed at €108 per month, or €1,299 billed annually. It includes one author, 10 courses and 100 learners. Team is €541 per month, or €6,495 annually—a roughly fivefold increase. It starts at five authors and includes unlimited courses, learners and reviewers, plus one branding setup. The listed monthly figures are rounded equivalents of annual billing, not a separate month-to-month price in the published details.

Enterprise pricing is not published. USD prices are also not published, so buyers budgeting in dollars will need a quote or currency conversion. Easygenerator lists a free plan and a 14-day free trial, but the published details don’t explain how the free plan differs from the trial or what either includes.

Budget separately for EasyTranslate, EasyVideo and EasyCoach: all are add-ons, and their prices are not published. Additional authors are available, but their cost is not published either. Check those charges before comparing Team with another authoring tool.

Moving existing material in may be straightforward if it is in PowerPoint, PDF or Word: Easygenerator supports those imports, and EasyAI can help turn documents or decks into course drafts. But the published information does not say how much cleanup imported content needs, or whether existing courses from another authoring tool can be migrated as editable projects.

For LMS delivery, Easygenerator exports SCORM and xAPI files. That gives you a route to publish courses elsewhere, but the published details don’t specify what happens to editable source files, learner records or course updates when you leave. Confirm those export and retention terms before building a large library. Easygenerator is authoring software, not a complete LMS, so LMS administration remains a separate consideration.

We don’t have Reddit posts or comments in the published published material, so we can’t responsibly attribute reasons for leaving to Reddit users. Before switching, ask about source-course portability, account-data export and add-on cancellation; those details are not published here.