Make explainer videos in a frontier print style: woodcut linework and old poster type, scene by scene with narration. Suits origin and brand stories.
Make a video in this style[title] Style card: Frontier Print [scene 1] [voice] Save Frontier print for origin stories: the moment a rule was written down for the first time. [caption] The moment a rule was written down [drawing] A rectangular notice is nailed to a wall of vertical planks that fills the frame, one square-headed nail in each of its four corners, its lower left corner curling away from the wall. The notice is taller than it is wide and takes up the middle half of the frame. Across its top, one word is lettered very large: ORDINANCE. Under it, a thin rule, and below that four short lines of text, drawn as even lines rather than readable words, each line starting with a small numeral. Below those lines, in the lower third of the notice, a hand-drawn six pointed star, and beside the star a signature written as one long looping line. At the very bottom of the notice, one line is lettered small: BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL. To the left of the notice, hanging from a nail in the planks, a coiled rope. There is no other text in the frame. The large word across the top of the notice 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 Frontier Print 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 Frontier Print look, and records the narration. You get a finished MP4 to download, watermark-free once you buy minutes.