AI Whiteboard Video Maker That Brings Ideas to Life
Make complex ideas click with stories that unfold stroke by stroke. No drawing skills needed.
Actual length varies with the content (±15%).
Bring your ideas to life with Whiteboard Video Maker. Turn PDFs, URLs or text into videos up to 5 minutes with AI voices in multiple languages.
A whiteboard video maker explains ideas through drawings that unfold as the story is told. Our AI plans each scene and creates illustrations to match your message, helping viewers follow a tricky concept, a new process, or a lesson one idea at a time.
Start with a PDF, a web page, or your own text. Our AI Whiteboard Video Maker shapes your content into scenes with narration you can review and edit before generation—so your explanation starts with the message you want to share.
Each scene gets a hand-drawn illustration created for your content. Lines appear gradually, while short labels highlight key ideas, giving viewers a clear visual path through your explanation.
Create whiteboard videos in your preferred language and AI voice, with subtitles on or off. Choose a 1-, 2-, 3-, or 5-minute video in landscape, portrait, or square format, then export an MP4 ready to share.
Upload a PDF, paste a web page link, or enter your text. Choose the language for your video.
Select Ink Art, then choose your AI voice, video length, and format. Turn subtitles on or off, and review the scene-by-scene narration before generating.
Watch your whiteboard story come to life, adjust the narration if needed, and export your finished video as an MP4.
Upload a PDF, paste a web page, or enter your text. AI handles the script, illustrations, animation, and voiceover, so you can make an explainer without assembling scenes by hand.
Preview the outline and narration scene by scene. Check the key points, correct terminology, and refine the wording before committing to video generation.
Each scene gets its own AI-generated ink illustration, revealed stroke by stroke. Consistent styling and short labels keep your explanation visually connected from start to finish.
Create up to three video projects per person, per day for free. Try different topics or turn more of your content into whiteboard explainers, with a fresh allowance each day.
Your finished video comes with a transcript displayed below the player. Use the timestamps to match the text to the video and revisit explanations at your own pace.
Make 1-, 2-, 3-, or 5-minute videos in landscape, portrait, or square format. Choose your language and AI voice, control subtitles, and export updated MP4 versions from the same project.
Bring your next lesson, big idea, or how-to to life with our AI Whiteboard Video Maker. Start with three free video projects every day.
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Rachel Bennett
High School Physics Teacher
I had a PDF on Newton’s laws that needed something more than another worksheet. I uploaded it to the Whiteboard Video Maker, then changed the narration to use examples from our classroom. That review step mattered—I wanted the wording to sound like me. I made a three-minute recap and put it beside the notes, so students could watch the explanation or read through it before the next lesson.
Marcus Ellison
Customer Support Training Manager
Our new starters kept asking where a support request goes after they submit it. Fair question; the written guide was six pages long. The Whiteboard Video Maker helped me turn that guide into a short onboarding video. I checked the outline, corrected our team names, and let it handle the visuals and voiceover. The useful part was getting a video made without spending an afternoon placing arrows on a timeline.
Daniel Mercer
Small Business Software Founder
Honestly, I was more interested in the script preview than the drawing effect. I was explaining how our booking software handles cancellations, and one badly worded sentence could give customers the wrong idea. With the Whiteboard Video Maker, I could read every scene and rewrite that section before generating. I still checked the finished video carefully, but having that review step made the whole process feel manageable.
Olivia Hartwell
Gardening Blogger
I’m comfortable writing. Recording myself explaining the same thing? Much less comfortable. I pasted my article about composting into the Whiteboard Video Maker and used it as the starting point for a two-minute explainer. I shortened the introduction, picked a voice, and switched subtitles on. The drawings gave the piece a different feel from my usual posts, and I didn’t have to set up a camera or microphone.
Priya Deshmukh
Business Skills Tutor
After watching my first draft, I realized I’d used “revenue” where I meant “profit.” My mistake, not the tool’s. The Whiteboard Video Maker let me change the narration and export the revised version from the same project. The illustrations stayed as they were, which worked for that correction. For someone making short business lessons between client calls, being able to fix the words without rebuilding everything is useful.
Nathan Brooks
Educational Content Creator
I didn’t have a finished script ready when I opened the Whiteboard Video Maker. I had three rough ideas for a study channel: exam planning, revision breaks, and active recall. The three free projects a day gave me room to try each topic and see what suited the format. I liked having the transcript below the finished video, too. Reading it back helped me spot where I was overexplaining instead of getting to the point.
Yes. Each person can create up to three video projects per day for free. You’ll need to sign in to start creating.
Upload a PDF, paste a web page link, or enter your own text. Start with lesson notes, a product explanation, or a rough idea—the AI organizes your content into scenes and drafts the narration for you.
Yes. You can preview the outline and read each scene’s narration before generation begins. Correct a term, add an example, or rewrite a passage so the explanation says what you want it to say.
Choose a target length of 1, 2, 3, or 5 minutes. Generating a preview typically takes around 7–10 minutes; exporting the finished MP4 takes additional time. Actual timing can vary by project.
Yes. Choose your language and AI voice before generating, and turn subtitles on or off. At export, you can choose to burn subtitles into the video so they remain visible during playback.
You can edit the narration and update the audio and timing without using another generation allowance. The existing illustrations stay in place. Changing the artwork, handwritten labels, or visual style requires a new project.
Choose landscape (16:9), portrait (9:16), or square (1:1) before generation, then download your finished video as an MP4. Pick the format that suits your lesson, website, or social channel.
Yes. You can export again after changing the narration or subtitle settings. Each project supports up to 20 exports, with a daily limit of 30 exports across your projects.
