[AISE 2026] Tosky Demonstrates “Storyroom,” an All-in-One AI Video Production Platform: “Create High-Quality Videos from a Single Document”
Turn a single document into a complete video in minutes—Tosky unveils its AI video production platform, Storyroom End-to-end support encompassing PDF analysis, scriptwriting, TTS, subtitles, background music, and video generation Targeting the generative AI video market across education, the public sector, businesses, and small enterprises
Tosky Co., Ltd. (CEO Yoo Byung-kwon), an enterprise AI specialist, showcased Storyroom, its all-in-one AI video production platform, at AI Summit Seoul & Expo 2026 (AISE 2026), held at COEX in Seoul from August 19 to 21.
Tosky is a Korean startup that has primarily focused on developing AI solutions for the manufacturing sector. With the official launch of Storyroom this year, the company has expanded its business into the field of generative AI media. Storyroom was also introduced as one of Tosky’s flagship solutions at the exhibition.
Storyroom is designed to make video production both fast and accessible while giving users creative flexibility. Its ready-made templates simplify the production process, while users can also enter their own text or images through prompts to customize individual elements according to their needs.
In particular, when a PDF document is uploaded, the AI automatically analyzes its contents and generates clip-by-clip prompts, text-to-speech narration, subtitles, and background music. This allows users to transform existing business documents into video content almost instantly.
The platform also supports image-to-video conversion, turning static images into dynamic video scenes. Users can customize the number of clips, subtitle settings, fonts, and other visual elements, making it easier to create polished, professional-quality videos.
Storyroom is currently gaining traction in educational environments promoting public AI platforms and EdTech adoption. Schools under the Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education are increasingly using the platform to convert official school notices, announcements, and educational materials in PDF format into accessible video content. The platform has received positive feedback for improving both information delivery and administrative efficiency.
Building on its public-sector track record, Tosky plans to expand the supply of Storyroom to local governments and other public organizations. The company also aims to broaden its market presence among small and medium-sized businesses and small business owners seeking to reduce the cost and workload associated with producing promotional and marketing videos.
“Storyroom’s greatest differentiator is that even users with no prior video production experience can create high-quality videos from a single document in just a few minutes,” said Youngran Cho, Senior Manager at Tosky. “It can dramatically reduce the time and cost burden for businesses and public organizations that need to produce recurring, standardized promotional and informational videos in-house.”
She added, “Through our first exhibition participation, we aimed to gather diverse feedback from the education and B2B markets while actively exploring new partnership and investment opportunities. In the increasingly competitive generative AI content market, we will focus on differentiated, specialized areas to establish a stable market presence and achieve sustainable growth.”
Meanwhile, AI Summit Seoul & Expo 2026, jointly organized by the Korea International Trade Association, COEX, and DMK Global, was held for three days from August 19 to 21 at COEX Hall B and the Grand Ballroom in Samseong-dong, Seoul. A total of 118 companies from seven countries participated, showcasing the latest technological trends and business collaboration opportunities, ranging from industry-specific AI solutions to physical AI.
By Nam Seung-hyun
cxsh@chosun.com
Published: August 27, 2026, 4:36 p.m.
Source: Digital Chosun Ilbo