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AI Whiteboard Video Generator: Idea In, Narrated Sketch Video Out

One paragraph goes in. A narrated whiteboard film comes out.

An AI whiteboard video generator takes a written idea and produces a narrated hand-drawn explainer from it. You describe the point you want to make, the generator writes and times a script, chooses what gets sketched and when, and renders it with a spoken voice-over. Whether a tool calls itself a maker, a creator, a generator or an animator, this is the job: words in, finished film out.

What you actually get

Everything needed to publish, not a project file you still have to finish.

  • A narrated MP4 built to 30, 60 or 120 seconds
  • Portrait, landscape or square, portrait by default
  • A script you can edit, replace or have rewritten before rendering
  • Your logo on the film when you want it
  • Download, private share link, email sharing and ready-made captions

A complete worked run

Here is one job from start to finish, exactly as it runs. Step one is the brief, typed in as a single paragraph.

BRIEF TYPED IN
"Explain to first-time buyers why a mortgage in principle is worth getting before viewing houses. Friendly, no jargon, 60 seconds."

SCRIPT PRODUCED (149 words, about 60 seconds)
You found the house. You call the agent. They ask one question: do you have a mortgage in principle?
If you do not, you are behind the person who does.
A mortgage in principle is a lender saying, on the numbers you gave us, this is roughly what we would lend you. It takes minutes and it is not a promise.
But it changes how you are treated. The agent knows you are real. The seller knows your offer can complete. And you know your ceiling before you fall in love with a kitchen you cannot afford.
Get one before your first viewing, not after your first offer.

SETTINGS CHOSEN
Orientation: portrait 9:16. Voice: female 1. Length: 60 seconds. Logo: on.

RESULT
A 60 second narrated whiteboard film, rendered in about ten minutes, 100 credits.

Getting a better film out of it

The quality of the output tracks the clarity of the input. These four habits make the biggest difference.

  • Name the audience in the brief. "For first-time buyers" beats "for everyone".
  • Make one point, not five. A minute holds about 150 spoken words.
  • Write the last line yourself. That is the line people act on.
  • Read the script before you render. Editing is free; rendering uses credits.

How it works, briefly

Four steps, and you only make four choices.

  • Type or paste your idea, or upload a script file.
  • Review the script and edit or regenerate it until it is right.
  • Choose orientation, voice, length and logo.
  • Create. Around ten minutes later it is in your library and you get an email.

What it costs

100 credits is one minute of finished video. A 30-second film is 50 credits, a minute 100, two minutes 200. Every new account starts with 100 credits, so your first minute is free. Scripts are free to write and rewrite as many times as you like. If a film renders shorter than the length you ordered, you pay for the seconds produced and the rest is returned.

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Start your explainer

Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.

Common questions

What do I have to write?
A paragraph describing the point and who it is for. If you already have a script, paste or upload it and it will be used as written.
Can I change the script after it is generated?
Yes. Edit it by hand, or ask for a rewrite with an instruction such as make it warmer or shorten the opening. It costs nothing until you render.
Which voice will it use?
You choose from four narration voices, two female and two male, before you create the video.
What if I do not like the finished video?
Open it and choose to make changes. You can adjust the script, length, voice, orientation, logo and images, then remake it as a new video in your library.