
AI whiteboard video
Every picture is drawn stroke by stroke in time with the narration. 23 drawing styles for explainers, lessons and stories. 50 credits per minute, with 1 free video a day.
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Markers and whiteboard
Line art
Colour illustration
Business and diagrams
Dark boards
Paste your full script or type a topic. Every board is drawn for your words, narrated in your language, and you download the MP4 with no watermark. 1 free video every day, in the browser, on your phone too.
Now you can also make AI animated videos: characters move, the camera follows · Beta
Your videos stay here for 3 days. Membership keeps them for 3 months. Download anything you want to keep. See plans
Nothing yet. Generate your first video above.
Turn the same text into a whiteboard video that is drawn stroke by stroke, or into an AI animated video where characters move and the camera follows the story. Both come with narration in your language and download as MP4.

Every picture is drawn stroke by stroke in time with the narration. 23 drawing styles for explainers, lessons and stories. 50 credits per minute, with 1 free video a day.

Text to animated video: 3D cartoon, funny history, stick-figure explainer, cinematic documentary, claymation and vintage collage. 200 credits per minute, up to 6 minutes per video.
Hover over a template (tap it on a phone) for a short preview. Open Details to watch the full sample with sound.
Animated3D cartoon200 credits/min
WhiteboardCreative50 credits/min
AnimatedFruit people drama200 credits/min
WhiteboardIllustration50 credits/min
AnimatedVeggie people drama200 credits/min
AnimatedFunny history200 credits/min
AnimatedStick-figure explainer200 credits/min
AnimatedCinematic documentary200 credits/min
AnimatedClaymation200 credits/min
AnimatedVintage archive collage200 credits/min



















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Most tools paste clip art onto a canvas. Here each board of the storyboard is generated as one complete illustration, so the layout, the characters and the handwriting belong to the same picture. Then the ink is traced stroke by stroke, the way a person would actually draw it.
Narration is synthesised first and returns a timestamp for every word. The storyboard binds each sentence to a region of the board, so a drawing appears exactly when the voice reaches it. Nothing drifts out of sync, however long the video runs.
Paste your own narration and it is spoken word for word. The storyboard is checked against your original text before anything is drawn, so nothing is silently rewritten, shortened, or invented.
Yes, and no. Every account can render 1 video a day, up to 2 minutes, in any style and any of 15 narration languages, and download it as an MP4. There is no watermark on the video. Free videos end with a 2-second StrokeVideo card; members' videos don't. No credit card is needed. When you want more than the free daily videos, a plan renews every month, quarter or year until you cancel, and the minutes it gives you never expire.
No. You type a topic or paste a script and pick a voice, a style and a length. Everything else — storyboard, illustrations, narration timing, rendering — happens automatically.
Narration in 15 languages: English, Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, French, German, Arabic, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Bengali, Urdu, Chinese, Swedish. The site itself is in 14 languages; Swedish is for narration only.
Yes. Videos you generate are yours to publish on YouTube, in courses, in ads, or inside your company.
Yes. Besides whiteboard videos, you can turn text into AI animated videos where characters move and the camera pushes in and pans, with templates such as stick-figure explainer, 3D cartoon and funny history. It is a members' beta: 200 credits per minute, up to 6 minutes per video.
In a whiteboard video the pictures are drawn stroke by stroke, and it is ready in a few minutes. In an animated video the characters and the camera move; it takes about 30–50 minutes to make and uses more credits.
Yes. Both kinds of video can be used on monetised channels without a separate licence; whether a channel passes the monetisation review is up to YouTube.