Paste a script and get a pen-drawn whiteboard video — the classic explainer style that holds attention — with narration generated automatically. No animation skills required.
Pen-drawn scenes + automatic narration
The classic whiteboard animation style that keeps viewers watching.
Natural voice-over generated from your script, with Chinese narration supported.
The AI breaks your script into drawing scenes automatically.
Perfect for product explainers, tutorials, and educational videos.
Create your first whiteboard video without paying.
Script in, explainer out
Drop in the script or key points you want explained.
Choose pace, tone, and narration language.
Generate the whiteboard video with narration, ready to export.
A pen draws a stick figure on a blank board, a narrator explains what it means, and viewers keep watching. The whiteboard format has held up for years because it does something most video cannot: it builds the idea in front of the viewer, one drawing at a time. Watching an idea take shape keeps pace with how people learn, and the simplicity of the visuals leaves attention free for the explanation itself.
For complex products and abstract concepts, whiteboard explainers beat talking-head or flashy animation because there is nothing to distract from the logic being drawn out step by step. That pacing also makes them ideal for tutorials and courses, where the goal is understanding rather than spectacle. When the topic is dense, the constraint of drawing only the essential is a feature, not a limitation.
A whiteboard video only works if the script gives the visuals something to draw. The strongest scripts open with the problem a viewer feels, name the idea that solves it, then walk through how it works one beat at a time. Each beat should be a single idea that can become one image. If a sentence tries to do two things, the drawing gets muddled and the narration rushes to keep up.
Short sentences, a clear through-line, and narration that matches the drawings keep the video feeling effortless. With StoryComic AI, you paste a script and it breaks it into drawing scenes with automatic narration, including Chinese voice-over — so you can produce a polished explainer without writing a frame of animation by hand. The format's power is that the thinking is already done in the script.
Yes — create whiteboard videos free to start. Paid plans add higher limits and commercial rights.
Yes. Chinese narration is supported, along with English.
Product explainers, tutorials, courses, and social content.
Paid plans include commercial rights. Free output is limited.
A script in, an animated explainer out — with narration.
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