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Markers and whiteboard
Line art
Colour illustration
Business and diagrams
Dark boards
Upload the document or paste the link. The narration explains what is in it, and every board is drawn for what it says.
Choose Link/File. Paste the link to a web page, such as an article, a blog post or a help-centre page, and press Read; or upload a PDF or a Word (.docx) file of up to 20 MB. The text is pulled out and shown to you, so you can see exactly what was read before anything is made.
The AI explains only what is in your document and keeps its facts, numbers and names as written. It condenses the material to the length you pick, splits it into boards of one idea each, then narrates and draws them stroke by stroke. Add an optional focus line, such as 'the three main findings' or 'explain it for beginners', to steer what it keeps.
If the document is already written as a script, press Read it word for word. The text moves into I have a script and is narrated exactly as written, with nothing rewritten or cut.
The source can be in one language and the narration in any of fourteen others. An English policy can become a Spanish or Hindi training video; the explanation is written in the narration language rather than translated line by line.
Blog posts into YouTube explainers and Shorts. Help-centre articles into support videos. Policies, procedures and safety documents into training. Lecture notes, chapters and papers into lessons students can rewind. Product one-pagers into a feature walkthrough.
Scanned PDFs, which are pictures of pages with no text in them, are not supported yet; copy the text and paste it into I have a script. Password-protected files need the password removed first, and old .doc files need saving as .docx or PDF. Pages behind a login or a paywall cannot be opened. On the free plan only the first pages of a long file are read; members get more.
1 video a day, up to 2 minutes, downloads as an MP4 with no watermark and no card. It runs in the browser, including on a phone.
Web page links, PDF files and Word .docx files up to 20 MB. A link that points straight to a PDF works too.
It is told to explain only what is in your source and to keep facts, numbers and names as written. Read the result before you publish, as you would with any summary.
Not yet. A scan has no text layer. Copy the text out, or run it through OCR, and paste it into I have a script.
Yes. Choose the narration language before generating; the explanation is written in that language.
1 free video a day, up to 2 minutes, with no watermark and no card.
