videoiksi

Videoiksi is a term used in Finnish language and media discourse with several related meanings. In Finnish grammar, videoiksi is formed by adding the suffix -ksi to the noun video, indicating transformation or designation, roughly translating to 'into a video' or 'as a video.' For example, the sentence "teksti voidaan muuntaa videoiksi" means "the text can be converted into a video." The term also appears in non-linguistic usage to describe the aim of producing video-based content.

In media and technology contexts, videoiksi describes the process or goal of packaging information primarily as video content. This includes scripting, shot planning, voiceover, and editing to create educational videos, explainers, or promotional clips. The concept is linked to text-to-video and automatic video generation workflows enabled by AI, stock footage, and templates. Proponents highlight accessibility and audience engagement, while critics warn about cost, quality variability, and the risk of oversimplification.

Usage and interpretation vary by domain. In Finnish-language sources, videoiksi is common in discussions of media literacy, online learning, and digital storytelling. It can also appear in speculative or fictional contexts where content is described as being transformed into video rather than other formats. Related topics include text-to-video, video production, and multimedia storytelling.