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Markers and whiteboard
Line art
Colour illustration
Business and diagrams
Dark boards
Explain a condition, a medication routine or a healthy habit in drawings patients and students can follow.
Nurses and nursing students, health educators, clinics preparing patient information, public-health campaigns and health channels. Typical topics are how a condition works, how to take a medicine, what happens before a procedure, and everyday habits such as sleep, hydration or hand washing.
A simple drawing of the heart, the lungs or a blood vessel, built up line by line while it is explained, is easier to follow than a page of text or a dense medical illustration. The viewer sees the part being talked about, in the order it is explained.
Paste approved text into I have a script and it is read word for word, so the wording your team signed off is the wording patients hear. You can also drop in a PDF leaflet: a narration is written from it, keeping its facts and numbers as written. If the leaflet must be read exactly, choose Read it word for word.
1. Paste the approved text, or upload the PDF. 2. In the director notes, ask for a disclaimer card at the end, such as 'This video does not replace advice from your doctor', and give it its own sentence in the narration. 3. Choose a calm style such as Professional Clean or Marker, and the narration language. 4. Generate, watch it through once as a reviewer, then download the MP4.
The drawings are simplified illustrations, not anatomically exact medical artwork. The built-in writer is not a medical source and does not check clinical accuracy, so have a qualified person review the script and the finished video before patients see it. With a membership, a single board that is drawn wrong can be redrawn without remaking the video.
Do not put patient names or other identifying details into a script. A video appears in our public gallery only if you agree to share it. Finished videos are kept for 7 days without a membership and 3 months with one, so download the MP4 and host it on your own website, patient portal or learning platform.
Render the same text in any of 14 narration languages, including Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali and Portuguese. Paste a translation your team has checked; the narration reads exactly what you paste. Free: 1 video a day, up to 2 minutes each.
No. The videos are for education. Add a disclaimer card and have a qualified person review every video.
Yes. Paste the text into I have a script, or upload the PDF and choose Read it word for word.
They are simplified illustrations that show the idea. Check each board before publishing; members can redraw a single board.
Yes. Paste a checked translation and pick a voice in that language. The narration reads exactly the text you give it.
Only if you agree. A video appears in the public gallery only after you allow it; otherwise it is not shown anywhere on the site.
One topic per video, usually one to three minutes. A free video can be up to 2 minutes long.
