What You Can Make With AutoScribble
Five jobs a narrated whiteboard video does well, and the brief that gets each one right.
If you can describe something in a paragraph, you can turn it into a narrated hand-drawn video. The jobs it does best are explaining: a product nobody quite understands, a process with steps, an argument you keep repeating in meetings, or a lesson that needs to stick. You write the idea, edit the script that comes back, pick the shape, voice and length, and a finished film lands in your library about ten minutes later.
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
The short answer
Anything you can explain out loud in thirty seconds to two minutes. A whiteboard video is a drawing of your argument while someone narrates it, so it suits ideas that benefit from being shown one piece at a time: how a product works, why a decision matters, what the steps are, what the numbers mean. It is a poor fit for things that need to be filmed, like a person speaking to camera or footage of a real place.
Five jobs, and the brief that suits each
These are the jobs people bring us most. Each row is a working starting point: paste the brief, change the details to yours, and edit the script that comes back.
| The job | A brief that works | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Product intro | Explain what our scheduling app does for a busy salon owner and why it beats a paper diary | 60 seconds |
| How-to guide | Walk a new customer through setting up their first online order, step by step | 60 to 120 seconds |
| Pitch or argument | Make the case for switching a small warehouse from spreadsheets to barcode scanning | 60 seconds |
| Training or onboarding | Explain our refund policy to a new starter so they can handle a request without asking | 120 seconds |
| Social short | One sharp point about why most gym memberships go unused, ending on what to do instead | 30 seconds |
What you actually get
Every film comes back the same way: a narrated hand-drawn animation in your private library, ready to watch full screen, download as an MP4 or share.
- A narration script you can edit, replace or have rewritten before anything renders
- Portrait, landscape or square, whichever suits where it will be watched
- A narration voice, chosen from two female and two male voices
- Your logo included if you want it
- A one-click MP4 download named after the video
- An expiring private share link, email sharing, and captions ready for social
How it works, briefly
Four steps, and you keep control of the words the whole way through.
- Type or paste your idea, or upload a script you already have
- Read the script that comes back and edit it, or ask for a rewrite — rewrites are free
- Pick orientation, voice, length and whether to include your logo
- Press create; rendering takes around ten minutes and you get an email when it is ready
What it costs
Cost is counted in credits, and credits are just time: 100 credits is one minute of finished video. A 30-second film is 50 credits, a minute is 100, two minutes is 200. New accounts start with 100 welcome credits that never expire, so your first minute is already paid for. If a film comes back shorter than you ordered, you are charged for the seconds actually produced and the difference returns to your balance. Current prices for credit packs and monthly plans are on the pricing page.
Next step
Pick the job closest to yours from the table above, paste the brief into the box below, and change the details to your own.
Start your explainer
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
Common questions
- Do I need a script?
- No. A sentence describing the idea is enough — a script comes back for you to edit. If you already have one, paste it in or upload it as a text file.
- How long does a video take?
- Around ten minutes to render. You can close the tab and an email arrives when it is ready.
- Can I use these videos commercially?
- Yes. The films you make are yours to use, download and publish wherever you need them.
- What if I do not like the result?
- Open it and make changes: the script, length, voice, orientation, logo or your own pictures. It saves as a new video and the credit cost is shown before you confirm.