Script to video, word for word

Paste the narration. Nothing is rewritten. Every sentence gets a drawing and lands on its own cue.

We use your script word for word.

Made with this tool

From script to video, word for wordStyle: creativeLength: 0:45

Made from pasted scripts

The Wealth ClockYouTube listicle · long-form Creative
Safety training video exampleWorkplace training Creative
Winter Before Electricity: Fire, Fuel and Long Dark NightsHistory channel Creative

Free to try. Membership for full-length videos.

FreeMembership
Length per videoUp to 2 min (≈300 words)Up to 15 min (≈2,200 words)
How many1 free video a dayAs many as your minutes cover
Fix one board after it renders—Yes
Same character on every board—Yes
Your own or a cloned voice—Yes
WatermarkNoneNone
StrokeVideo end card2 seconds at the endNone

Plans start at $0.20 per finished minute on the yearly plan. See plans

Who pastes scripts here

At a glance

What it is
StrokeVideo is a free AI whiteboard animation maker: paste a script or type a topic and it writes, illustrates, narrates and draws the video automatically. The free daily video downloads as MP4 with no watermark.
Input
A one-line topic, or your own script used word for word
Output
MP4 with narration, no watermark: 1200×800 (3:2), 1920×1080 (16:9) or vertical 1080×1920 (9:16)
Drawing styles
23 (classic marker, chalkboard, crayon, Sharpie, infographic, etching, creative and more)
Narration languages
15: English, Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, French, German, Arabic, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Bengali, Urdu, Chinese, Swedish
Video length
30 seconds to about 15 minutes; one drawing per idea, or one big guided-tour picture
Price
1 free video a day (2 minutes max), no watermark, no card; plans priced for your region, minutes never expire
Time to render
A one-minute video in a few minutes; a seven-minute video in about ten

Your words, exactly

Most script-to-video tools rewrite your script into something the model prefers. This one does not. Choose 'I have a script', paste it, and the narration is synthesised from your text as written. Legal wording, a quote, a joke with specific timing: all preserved.

How a script becomes boards

The script is split into boards of one idea each, usually two or three sentences. Each board is illustrated as one complete picture. The narration is generated with word-level timestamps, and each object in the picture is drawn as the sentence that names it is spoken.

Writing a script that draws well

Name things the pen can draw: a clock, a ledger, a queue of people, a curve. Say numbers out loud so number cards land on the right board. Give a disclaimer its own sentence so it becomes its own board. English runs about 150 words a minute; Chinese about 270 characters.

Long scripts

The sample on this page, 'The Wealth Clock', is an eight-and-a-half-minute finance listicle pasted as 1,300 words. It was storyboarded into thirty-nine boards, with a bold number card at each of the five points and a plain disclaimer card at the end, both requested in two lines of director notes.

From documents and slides

Paste the text of a slide deck's speaker notes or a blog post, or drop in a PDF or a link to a web page. Pasted text is used as the narration word for word; from a PDF or a link, a narration is written for you. The pictures are drawn for it.

Paste your script

Use the generator above, choose 'I have a script', paste and render. The first video each day is free.

FeatureStrokeVideoDoodlyVideoScribeCanva
Where the drawings come fromGenerated for each board of your scriptShared doodle library, placed by handImage library, your uploads, or AI images metered per monthTemplates and stock elements
ScriptWritten for you, or pasted and used verbatimYou write and record itYou write it, or an AI script and voiceover within a monthly quotaYou write it; text-to-speech add-on
Drawing timed to narrationAutomatic, word levelManual, on a timelineManual, on a timelineManual
Drawing styles23Four board types, one shared doodle libraryLibrary stylesOne whiteboard effect
Narration languages15 built inWhatever you record45+ AI voiceover languages, 75-150 minutes a month by planText-to-speech languages
Time for a 3-minute videoAbout 5 minutes, unattendedHalf a day to a day of editingHalf a day to a day of editingA few hours
RunsIn the browserDesktop app, sold inside the Voomly Cloud suiteDesktop app and webBrowser and apps
PriceFree daily video; plans priced for your regionSubscription, $49-79 a month ($490-790 a year)Subscription, three tiers per licenceFree tier; Pro subscription
Manual control per elementScript, storyboard and timing as textFull drag-and-drop controlFull drag-and-drop controlFull

Frequently asked questions

How long can the script be?

Free videos run up to 2 minutes, about 300 English words. Members can make videos up to 15 minutes each, about 2,200 words.

How many minutes do I need for a 10-minute video?

10. Each finished minute uses one minute of your plan, and unused minutes never expire.

Is it really free, and is there a watermark?

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.

Can I mark where a new board should start?

Blank lines between paragraphs are respected as board breaks when they make sense for timing.

Can I choose the voice?

Yes. Several voices per language; pick one before rendering.

Does it support scripts in Chinese or Japanese?

Yes. Choose the language and the narration and on-screen labels follow.

Can I get the storyboard as text?

Yes. The storyboard and the timing are plain text you can read and edit.

What if a board is drawn wrong?

Edit the board's line in the storyboard or add a director note, and re-render that board.