Make explainer videos in a colour whiteboard style: black marker outlines filled with bright dry-erase colour, scene by scene with narration. Best when colour is part of the subject.
Make a video in this style[title] Style card: Colored whiteboard [scene 1] [voice] Colored whiteboard is for subjects where colour carries the explanation: the sun is yellow, the rain is blue. [caption] Colour carries the explanation [drawing] A ground line runs across the bottom of the frame with a low hill on the left half and two small round trees standing on it. Upper left, a sun with eight straight rays. Filling the centre and right of the frame, one tall storm cloud: a lumpy round base, a body rising to two thirds of the frame height, and a flat wide top spreading to the right edge like an anvil. Between the hill and the cloud base, three arrows curve upward from the ground into the cloud, the middle one longest. From the cloud base down to the ground, a shaft of rain made of twelve short vertical strokes of uneven length. One lightning bolt runs from the cloud base to the ground through the rain shaft. Three words are lettered directly beneath the things they name: WARM AIR under the curving arrows, ANVIL under the flat top of the cloud, RAIN under the shaft. There is no other text in the frame. The lightning bolt is the focal point. [seconds] 10
Paste it into Studio with Use my words exactly, pick the style, and you get this video back.
Every scene of your video is drawn in the Colored whiteboard style, so the whole thing feels like one hand from start to finish.
Give explain.ink a topic, your own script, or a document. It writes the story, draws it in the Colored whiteboard look, and records the narration. You get a finished MP4 to download, watermark-free once you buy minutes.