Paste the script or describe the product, and the AI plans the shots and generates them. You get an explainer without storyboarding it or opening an editor.
An explainer video is a short piece that answers what a thing is and why anyone should care - usually a product, a feature or a process. The hard part is rarely the rendering, it is deciding what the shots should be. This tool does that planning step from your script.
Or just describe what the thing does and who it is for.
Aspect ratio and rough length.
The AI breaks it into shots and builds them.
An MP4.
A script, a landing page paragraph, a feature list.
The part people actually get stuck on is the storyboard, not the rendering.
16:9 for a site embed, 9:16 for a feed.
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A short video on a landing page explains a feature faster than three paragraphs.
The same five questions answered once, on video.
Process and policy explainers nobody wants to write a deck for.
This one needs a capability we have not wired up yet. Everything else here — text to video, image to video, face swap, animate old photos — works today. Leave an email and we'll tell you the day ai explainer video maker opens.
No. You bring the script or a description; the tool turns it into shots. If you need the copy written too, write it first - the video is only as clear as what you feed it.
Not as a separate editable track. For a narrated explainer, take the video out and lay a voiceover over it, or use a text-to-speech tool and combine them.
Short. Explainers that run past a minute or two lose people anyway, so the practical ceiling and the useful ceiling are close to each other.