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From a sentence to a finished whiteboard video: script, storyboard, illustration, narration and stroke-by-stroke drawing, all generated.
Look rules apply to every board. Production notes are read by both the script writer and the storyboarder. Short and absolute works best: 80-300 characters.
A one-minute video takes a few minutes to render.
This looks like a full script. To keep every word exactly as written, switch to 'I have a script'. In 'Write it for me' the writer condenses it to the chosen length.
Most whiteboard video tools generate nothing; they animate assets you place. This generator produces the script, the pictures and the timing. You supply the topic or the narration and choose the look. The output is a video, not a project file you still have to finish.
The narration is written first, sized to the length you chose. It is then split into boards, one idea each, and every board is illustrated as a single complete picture in the chosen style. Narration is synthesised with word-level timestamps, and the drawing engine traces each stroke so that the object being named appears as it is spoken.
For anything with parts, a temple layout, the twenty-eight lunar mansions, a food web, a factory floor, the generator can draw one large picture and reveal each element the moment the narration reaches it. The viewer watches the diagram being built in the order you would draw it on a board and ends with a finished image worth screenshotting.
The same script can be rendered in classic black marker, dry-erase colour, chalkboard, crayon, Sharpie, infographic, etching, editorial line, technical drawing or the creative style used for most samples on this site. The gallery shows one script rendered three ways so you can compare before choosing.
A short note box controls the look and the production: 'stick figures only', a brand palette in hex, a recurring hero, a bold number card at each point, a disclaimer card as the last board. Notes are read by both the script writer and the storyboarder, so they change what is drawn, not just how.
YouTube explainers and faceless channels, course platforms, onboarding and compliance training, product pages, classroom revision. Videos are 1200×800 MP4 files with narration included and no watermark.
Type a topic in the box above, or paste a script and choose 'I have a script'. The first video each day is free.
| Feature | StrokeVideo | Doodly | VideoScribe | Canva |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where the drawings come from | Generated for each board of your script | Shared doodle library, placed by hand | Image library, your uploads, or AI images metered per month | Templates and stock elements |
| Script | Written for you, or pasted and used verbatim | You write and record it | You write it, or an AI script and voiceover within a monthly quota | You write it; text-to-speech add-on |
| Drawing timed to narration | Automatic, word level | Manual, on a timeline | Manual, on a timeline | Manual |
| Drawing styles | 20 | Four board types, one shared doodle library | Library styles | One whiteboard effect |
| Narration languages | 14 built in | Whatever you record | 45+ AI voiceover languages, 75-150 minutes a month by plan | Text-to-speech languages |
| Time for a 3-minute video | About 5 minutes, unattended | Half a day to a day of editing | Half a day to a day of editing | A few hours |
| Runs | In the browser | Desktop app, sold inside the Voomly Cloud suite | Desktop app and web | Browser and apps |
| Price | Free daily video; one-time minute packs | Subscription, $49-79 a month ($490-790 a year) | Subscription, three tiers per licence | Free tier; Pro subscription |
| Manual control per element | Script, storyboard and timing as text | Full drag-and-drop control | Full drag-and-drop control | Full |
Yes, and no. Every account can render one video a day, up to 10 minutes, in any style and any of 14 languages, and download it as an MP4 with no watermark and no logo. No card is needed. Minute packs, when you want more than one video a day, are one-time purchases and never expire.
From thirty seconds to about ten minutes. Longer scripts are cut into more boards; the sample 'The Wealth Clock' runs eight and a half minutes from a pasted script.
Narration is synthesised. Several voices are available per language; the default is a neutral, clear voice suited to explainers.
Yes. Describe it in the script and use the guided-tour mode; the parts appear in the order they are named.
Yes. Narration and on-screen labels are produced in the video's language, and Arabic pages are laid out right to left.
Not yet. Videos render at 1200×800; a vertical output is planned.
The writer is a language model. Read the generated script before rendering, or paste a script you have checked.
One free video per day. Minute packs are priced per minute of finished video; see the pricing page.