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Type your topic in English or Hindi. The voice speaks Hindi, and every board is drawn for what it says.
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.
How did this video turn out?
Choose Hindi as the narration language and the script is written and spoken in Hindi, by a male voice, Madhur, or a female voice, Swara. Type the topic in English if that is easier; the narration still comes out in Hindi.
Headings and labels drawn on the boards follow the narration, so a Hindi video gets its titles written in Devanagari to match what is being said.
If you write Hindi in Latin letters, paste it as it is. A pasted script is kept word for word and read by the Hindi voice, which is how the Class 11 Business Studies lesson in our gallery was made.
Teachers turn chapter notes into short lessons, and creators turn stories into narrated videos for YouTube and Shorts. Every video downloads as an MP4 with no watermark, in landscape or vertical 9:16.
Two: Madhur, a male voice, and Swara, a female voice. Both are Hindi voices from India.
Yes. Type the topic in English and choose Hindi as the narration language, and the script is written in Hindi. If you paste a finished script instead, paste it in Hindi or Hinglish, because a pasted script is read exactly as written.
One video a day is free, up to 3 minutes, with no watermark and no card.
Yes. It runs in the phone browser, and the finished MP4 downloads to your phone.