What you can get done on free credits
A practical way to make one useful short explainer before deciding what to make next.
A free explainer video trial is most useful when it lets you judge a finished result, not just explore a dashboard. AutoScribble gives a new account 50 welcome credits for one requested 30-second narrated whiteboard video. Plan one clear idea, review the script, and use the finished film to decide whether the format suits your audience.
Why a short first video works
A focused 30-second film is enough to test the complete idea-to-video experience: whether the narration sounds right, the drawings support the point and the pacing suits your audience. The free allowance is designed for one requested short video, so choose a real use rather than a throwaway test.
A simple plan for your 50 welcome credits
Use this five-step plan to get a useful result from the offer.
- Choose one audience and one question they need answered.
- Write one sentence stating what viewers should understand or do.
- Add two or three essential facts; remove background detail that does not support the answer.
- Review the proposed narration and scene plan. Edit the script before rendering if anything is unclear.
- Request the 30-second video, then watch it once for accuracy, readability and pacing before sharing.
Worked example: explain a booking change
A local service wants customers to know how to reschedule. The film has one message, three actions and one next step.
30-SECOND BRIEF\nAudience: customers with an existing appointment\nMessage: changing your time is simple\nScene 1: Find your confirmation email\nScene 2: Open the change-booking link\nScene 3: Choose a new available time\nClose: Keep the updated confirmation\n\nBefore rendering: check the business name, link wording and contact details.
Common first-video mistakes
Trying to fit a whole company introduction into 30 seconds makes every scene feel rushed; focus on one question instead. Rendering before checking names, numbers or links can make a polished video unusable; proofread the script first. Treating the free result as a disposable test wastes the chance to learn what your audience responds to; make it a small piece of real content.
What happens after the first video
AutoScribble turns typed or pasted text into a narrated animated whiteboard or sketch explainer. New accounts receive one free requested 30-second video with 50 welcome credits; the video can be downloaded. Current prices and credit packs are shown on the pricing page.
See what your video would cost
New accounts: one free 30-second video with 50 welcome credits. Download included. Longer videos use paid credits.
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
Common questions
- How many videos can I make with AutoScribble’s free credits?
- A new account receives 50 welcome credits for one requested 30-second video. Review and edit the script before you use the offer.
- Can I download the free video?
- Yes. Download is included with the promised free video.
- What should I put in a 30-second explainer?
- Choose one audience question, one main answer and two or three supporting facts. Finish with a single next step.
- Does writing or editing the script use credits?
- No. Credits are used when you confirm video generation; script writing and editing happen before that step.