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Templates · WHITEBOARD ANIMATION
A hand draws and colours each idea on a moving whiteboard while the voice explains it.
This whiteboard animation maker turns your script into a finished whiteboard video: a hand sketches and colours each idea on a moving board while a narrator explains it. You paste the script and choose a voice; the AI agents decide what to draw for every line, animate the drawing to the narration and add captions and music.
Whiteboard and doodle videos hold attention for a simple reason: the viewer watches the explanation being built. Each stroke is a small promise that the next one will make sense of it, which makes the style a favourite for training, education, product explainers and any topic with a process or a cause and effect at its heart.
It works in both shapes. A long-form whiteboard explainer renders in 16:9 at up to 10 minutes, and a vertical whiteboard Short renders in 9:16 at up to 60 seconds, drawing down a tall board as the explanation unfolds.
● HOW IT WORKS
Paste a script — up to 9,000 characters for a long-form video (about 10 minutes) or 1,000 for a Short — or write one with the AI script writer.
Choose the whiteboard template and a narrator's voice. Long-form renders in 16:9; a Short renders in 9:16.
Check the quote. You see the cost before anything renders, credits are held while the video is made, and a video that fails costs nothing.
The agents make it: the Director plans each scene, the Writer times the lines, the Artist draws them in the whiteboard look, the Voice narrates, the Editor cuts and captions, and the Composer adds music.
Download the finished video. A long-form video can also be opened in the editor to change words, pictures or timing before you export a new version.
Every account starts with free credits. The cost of each video is shown before it renders, and a video that fails costs nothing.
Most whiteboard animation software gives you a canvas, a library of drawings and a timeline, and leaves you to place every sketch and time every reveal. That is a lot of hours for a five-minute video. Here the script is the input: the agents read each line, choose what to draw for it, and time each stroke to the moment the narrator reaches the idea.
You still decide what matters. The script sets the order of ideas, the length and the tone, and you choose the voice that reads it. If a scene needs a different picture after the video is made, a long-form whiteboard video opens in the editor, where you can swap the picture, change the words or adjust the timing and export again.
Whiteboard animation is at its best when something is being explained: a concept, a sequence of steps, a before and after, a comparison. The drawing becomes the diagram you would have sketched for a friend, and the narration walks through it. That is why the style is common in lessons, onboarding, science and finance topics.
Plan length from the script. At 150 words a minute, a three-minute whiteboard explainer is about 450 words; paste a draft into the script timer to check before you render.
Choose whiteboard when the drawing itself is the attraction — when watching the idea appear is part of the explanation. Choose stick figure animation when you want a presenter who reacts and jokes, or the cartoon explainer when the topic needs colourful places and characters. All three take the same script, so trying another look is a matter of picking it and generating again.
● QUESTIONS
Free whiteboard apps exist, but they leave the drawing and timing to you. VidMyth starts every account with free credits, so you can make a whiteboard video from your own script before you choose a plan; the cost of each video is shown before it renders.
It reads your script, decides what to sketch for each line, draws and colours it stroke by stroke in time with the narration, then adds captions and music. You choose the voice and check the quote before it renders.
A doodle video is another name for a whiteboard animation: illustrations drawn in real time, usually by an on-screen hand, while a narrator explains the idea they show.
Up to 10 minutes for a 16:9 explainer from a script of up to 9,000 characters, or up to 60 seconds for a vertical 9:16 Short from up to 1,000 characters.
Yes, a finished long-form whiteboard video opens in the editor: change the words, swap a picture, adjust the timing or cut a part, then export a new version.
● KEEP GOING
A hand-drawn stickman presenter, icons and cards on paper — narrated from your script.
Bright illustrated scenes, an original presenter and labelled places — an explainer that feels like a cartoon.
Watercolour pages that turn, one friendly character, and a story read aloud — for kids' stories and fables.
Paste a script and see how long it runs when read aloud — and whether it fits a Short.
A faceless YouTube channel publishes videos without the creator ever appearing on camera.
A video script template for YouTube has six parts: a hook that earns the first seconds, a promise of what the viewer will get, a short setup, the main points (each ending in a reset that keeps attention), the payoff, and a line that sends viewers to your next video.