Make explainer videos in a napkin sketch style: quick stick figures and rough arrows, scene by scene with narration. Deliberately unfinished, good early.
Make a video in this style[title] Style card: Napkin Sketch [scene 1] [voice] Reach for Napkin sketch while an idea is still being argued: looking unfinished invites the argument. [caption] Looking unfinished invites the argument [drawing] Three stick figures stand in a loose row across the lower half of the frame, drawn quickly with round heads and straight limbs. The figure on the left has one arm raised, pointing to the right. The figure in the middle stands with both arms out to the sides, palms up. The figure on the right has both hands on its head. Above them in the upper half, a rough rectangle is drawn with a wobbly outline, and inside it three short horizontal lines stand one under the other, the last one crossed out. An arrow runs from the raised hand of the left figure up to the rectangle. A second arrow leaves the rectangle on the right and curls back down to the figure on the right. In the lower right corner of the frame, a ring left by the bottom of a cup overlaps the edge of the drawing. Two words are lettered inside the rectangle above the three lines: WHAT IF. There is no other text in the frame. The figure in the middle with its open palms is the focal point. [seconds] 12
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 Napkin Sketch 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 Napkin Sketch look, and records the narration. You get a finished MP4 to download, watermark-free once you buy minutes.