Make explainer videos in a CRT pixel style: chunky pixel art on a scanline screen, scene by scene with narration. Suits software and gaming subjects.
Make a video in this style[title] Style card: CRT Pixel Grid [scene 1] [voice] Take Pixel when the reference is the point, and the subject grew up on a screen. [caption] When the reference is the point [drawing] A platform level built from square blocks. Along the bottom of the frame runs a floor of blocks. Above it, three separate ledges float at increasing heights from left to right, each three blocks wide. On the floor at the lower left stands a small character two blocks wide and three blocks tall, with two square eyes, its arms out to the sides, facing right. On the middle ledge sits a key lying flat. On the highest ledge on the right stands a closed door two blocks wide and three blocks tall, with a small square keyhole. Between the ledges, two short arrows point upward and to the right, showing the way up. In the upper left corner, three small hearts sit in a row. One word is lettered along the floor beneath the character: START. There is no other text in the frame. The key on the middle ledge is the focal point. [seconds] 8
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 CRT Pixel Grid 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 CRT Pixel Grid look, and records the narration. You get a finished MP4 to download, watermark-free once you buy minutes.