Whiteboard style

Make explainer videos in a whiteboard style: black marker on a clean white board, scene by scene with narration. The default look, fits any subject.

Updated 23 July 2026

Make a video in this style
Short answer: The whiteboard style draws in black marker on a clean white board, the classic explainer look. It is the safest default: it suits nearly any subject, reads well at small sizes on social, and keeps attention on what is being drawn rather than on the drawing itself.
The script this video was made from
[title] Style card: Whiteboard

[scene 1]
[voice] Whiteboard is where to start if you are not sure. It reads clearly on any subject, and at any size.
[caption] Whiteboard is where to start if you are not sure
[drawing] One thin horizontal counter line runs across the frame at the height of the lower third. Three groups stand on it, left to right, evenly spaced. Far left: a heap of nine coffee beans, each a closed contour with a single groove inside, the heap about one sixth of the frame high. Centre: a hand grinder with a cylindrical body, a conical top, a curved crank, and a small drawer pulled out at its base with a pinch of ground coffee spilling onto the counter; a hand rests on the crank with the arm visible to mid-forearm and the sleeve drawn with folds. Right: a portafilter held above a squat cup on a saucer, its spouts pointing straight down a hand's width above the rim, with two thin vertical streams falling from the spouts into the cup, and three curls of steam rising above it, of different lengths, the longest in the middle. One wide arrow arcs from left to right above all three groups, its head above the cup, passing clear of them. The two falling streams are the focal point. Three words are lettered on the counter under the groups: BEAN under the heap, GRIND under the grinder, POUR under the cup and portafilter, with a hand-drawn underline beneath POUR. There is no other text in the frame.
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