Whiteboard explainer videos
from one sentence.

Ask for a whiteboard drawing in your sentence. The director draws each idea as the narrator says it, with subtitles and a quiet score.

Takes about 30–50 minutes. You can close the page.

When a whiteboard explainer is the right choice

Drawing as you talk works best when the viewer has to follow a chain of ideas.

Steps that happen in order: how a loan is approved, how a vaccine is tested.

Why prices rise, why a bridge holds, why the sky is blue.

A concept for a class or a course, one idea per film.

How your product or your team works, for new customers or new hires.

Write the topic and add “as a whiteboard drawing”, plus the points that must appear.

The script is cut to your length and read by the voice you picked.

Each drawing appears as the narration reaches it, so the eye follows the voice.

Timed subtitles, a light score, and an MP4 with an SRT file.

Style examples made with lemo-opuscar, the open-source engine our director draws with, not on this site. Source: lemo-opuscar

How do I get the whiteboard style?: Say it in your sentence, for example “as a whiteboard drawing”. The look you name goes into the brief the director works from.
Is there a hand drawing on screen?: The lines draw themselves stroke by stroke; there is no filmed hand.
Can kids follow it?: Pick “kids” as the audience and the script and the pace are written for them.
Which formats and lengths can I make?: Landscape 16:9 from 15 to 60 seconds, or vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts at 15 or 30 seconds. Narration in English or Chinese.
How long does a film take?: About 30 to 50 minutes. You can close the page; the film waits for you under My films, and your credits come back if it fails.

One sentence, a voice and a length are all it takes.