AI Explainer Video
The flagship. Give it a script or just a topic and it plans the whole video — scene by scene, layout by layout — then narrates, captions and renders it in widescreen.
What it does
Paste a script or a topic and get a finished explainer video. The AI splits it into scenes, picks the right layout for each one (charts, diagrams, bullet slides, even a worked-out maths board), narrates it, syncs the captions and renders it in widescreen.
You bring
- A written script, or just a topic to explain
- Optional: your own images or video for specific scenes
You get back
- A 16:9 widescreen MP4
- Optional 9:16 and 1:1 versions of the same video in one job
- An SRT caption file
- A YouTube kit: chapters on the caption clock, a description and hashtags
- A generated thumbnail
How it works, step by step
Everything below runs automatically once you hit go. There is no timeline to edit.
Plan the scenes
The script is broken into scenes, each with its own purpose, mood and pacing. You get a storyboard you can read before anything renders.
Choose a layout per scene
Each scene is cast to the card that fits its job — a chart, a labelled diagram, a step-by-step maths board, a comparison, a timeline, a bullet slide.
Fill the visuals
AI images, stock b-roll and generated diagrams fill every slot. You can swap, redraw or art-direct any single image from the storyboard.
Record the narration
A studio AI voice reads the script, and the word-level timings drive the on-screen reveals, so text appears exactly as it is spoken.
Render and master
Camera moves, transitions, karaoke captions and a music bed that ducks under the voice. The final mix is mastered to −14 LUFS.
Best for
- Teaching something that needs diagrams, not stock footage
- Maths and science, which get a dedicated worked-example board
- Turning a blog post, a lesson or documentation into video
What you can change
- Voice
- Board style for maths videos
- Colour scheme, font pack and motion style
- Captions on or off
- Background music category and level
Questions about this template
Can I edit it before it renders?
Yes. The storyboard is editable scene by scene: rewrite narration, edit text cards, regenerate a scene's image with your own art direction, or leave a note asking the AI to rebuild specific cards.
Does it handle maths properly?
Yes. When the topic is a worked problem or a proof, it switches to a teacher's-board mode: equations are written out line by line with a write-along camera, steps are checked by substituting the answer back, and rule panels appear beside the working.
Do I have to upload images?
No. Visuals are generated or pulled from stock automatically. Uploading is optional, for scenes where you want your own product shots or screenshots.