Brief it in a sentence.
You get a script and a shot list to read before a single frame renders.
A short on why compound interest feels slow.
Six shots and a 30-second narration — read it before I build.
An AI explainer video generator: a whiteboard animation, drawn line by line and timed to the narration.
Drafting is free — you approve before anything is generated.
Everything one idea turns into
Faceless video, Whiteboard explainer, Social posts, Studio voiceover, Word-level captions, Vertical, square and wide cuts, Agent Skills, Re-cut clips — and where it ends up: YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook Reels, X, Notion, Slack, WordPress, Shopify, Zendesk, Udemy.
What it does
Describe what you want once. It writes it, makes it, and turns it into posts for everywhere you publish.
You get a script and a shot list to read before a single frame renders.
A short on why compound interest feels slow.
Six shots and a 30-second narration — read it before I build.
Visuals, voiceover and captions are produced in one pass, so they are actually in step.
The script you already approved is rewritten for each network, to that network's own brief.
What changes
1 → 7
Seven platform briefs, written from the script you approved.
Generate · Share · Grow
Most AI video tools hand you a file and stop. Growing an audience is what happens either side of that file — deciding it is good, and putting it in more than one place.
The agent writes the narration and the shot list, and then it waits. Rewrite any line, cut a shot, change the look — editing costs nothing and there is no limit on it. Your balance is not touched until you press approve.

Every network gets its own brief. LinkedIn cuts the preview at 210 characters, so the hook is written to win before the cut — and the preview shows you exactly where that cut falls, before you post.

A finished video offers every network as a button, and each post is written from the script you already approved — so the video and the caption say the same thing. Save the direction that worked as a Skill and the next one matches.

Capabilities
A whiteboard video holds attention because the picture is still being made. Everything here protects that.
Each icon is a real stroke path animated end to end, with the pen lifting between strokes. Nothing pops into existence, which is the whole reason eyes stay on the board.
The finished audio is transcribed back with word-level timestamps, so a drawing starts exactly when its sentence starts — not on a guessed offset.
Title, bullets, compare, process, diagram, stat, quote, statement, recap. The script picks per scene from the shape of the idea, so a run of videos never looks like one video.
One word per beat carries the point, and the drawing it belongs to gets circled at the exact frame the narrator leans on it.
Classic marker, chalkboard and blueprint, each with its own stroke weight and accent. Captions can be switched off entirely and the layout reclaims the space.
A scene is not a slide that gets replaced. Elements accumulate as the point is made, so by the last sentence the viewer sees the whole idea at once.
Who it is for
The same renderer, aimed at six very different problems.
SOPs, policies and process docs become short videos new hires actually finish.
Lessons and study notes become narrated visual explainers students replay.
Walk users through setup and features without booking a call.
Scripts and ideas become channel-ready explainer videos.
Product walkthroughs, FAQs and how-tos without hiring a studio.
Generate video from your own pipeline with the Vidmoro API and SDKs.
Agent Skills
A skill is your creative direction, saved as a file. Apply it and everything the agents make comes back in the same voice.
Your palette, your voice and the rules you never break, saved under a name. One file, per brand or per domain.
Apply it and it steers the script, the generated visuals and the caption in the same pass. It changes the prompt, never the price.
Publish a skill and anyone can apply it. Save one from the community and it sits in your library beside your own.
A 60-second script storyboards in about 8 seconds · Preview before you render