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Publish on any niche without a camera, a studio, or showing your face.
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.
Whiteboard content is cheap to produce, reads well on mobile, and does not date the way stock footage does. It also removes the single biggest bottleneck in faceless publishing: making a visual for every line of the script.
Characters are defined once per video and repeated across every board, so a series looks like a series rather than a pile of unrelated illustrations.
Write or generate the script, render, upload. A daily upload schedule stops depending on how fast you can edit.
Original narration and original illustrations on a topic you researched are transformative content. Mass-produced identical videos are what gets demonetised.
Between one and four minutes for explainer niches; longer only when the topic genuinely needs it.
You can paste your own script today; uploading your own recorded narration is on the roadmap.
Vertical output is on the roadmap.