Easygenerator

Easygenerator is a cloud-based e-learning course authoring platform built by Easygenerator B.V. of the Netherlands. Centered on the idea of Employee-generated Learning (EGL), it lets business experts with no instructional design background build courses by drag and drop. AI is built into every plan, and the platform targets L&D teams at mid-size and large enterprises that need compliance and product training at scale.

Core capabilities

• Document-to-course: import PowerPoint, PDF, or Word files and AI automatically generates a structured first draft of the course, removing the time spent building an outline from scratch
• Visual drag-and-drop editor: no-code, template-based course building with chapters, quizzes, and interactive question types ready out of the box, so even non-designers can publish on their own
• Real-time collaboration: multiple authors edit at once, and external reviewers comment through a login-free link without taking up a seat
• Multi-format publishing: supports SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI, Dynamic SCORM (updated in place after publishing), and LTI, compatible with almost every mainstream LMS
• Native AI core: question generation, text rewriting, AI images, captions, and text-to-speech are built into every plan with no add-on purchase needed
• Learning analytics: track learner progress and certificates, and get question-level analytics

Who it is for It targets L&D, HR, compliance, and sales enablement teams at organizations with roughly a thousand employees or more, especially global organizations whose knowledge is scattered, that need multiple languages, and that must iterate on training content quickly. Teams looking for cinematic software simulations or VR interactions are better served by Articulate or Captivate.

Where it stands out Unlike Articulate 360 and Adobe Captivate, which serve professional instructional designers, Easygenerator prices per author and leaves the author count unlimited on the Enterprise tier, spreading authoring power across the whole organization; Dynamic SCORM lets courses be updated in place after publishing, with no need to re-upload them.

Editorial assessment It is easy to pick up and smooth to collaborate in, with scores between 4.7 and 4.8 across several mainstream review platforms and many reviews behind them, and ease of use is its strongest label. Weaknesses cluster around customization, advanced analytics that stay fairly basic, and the absence of a public API, and the three AI add-ons for translation, video, and coaching cost extra. Overall recommendation: 4/5, best for organizations that put "anyone can build a course" first.