AI whiteboard video generator
AI whiteboard video generator: paste a script, get a doodle video
AnimatedBoard is an AI whiteboard video generator: it takes a written script, splits it into scenes, generates a line illustration for each scene, narrates it with a natural voice (or your own recording) and draws every element at the exact second it is mentioned. You review, edit any scene and download in 16:9 or 9:16.
No card required. Your first minute of video with AnimatedBoard is free.
Facts and third-party prices checked on September 20, 2026
Real output, not a mockup
Script
The brain weighs just three pounds, yet it uses 20% of the body's energy…
Generated from a plain-text script, nothing edited by hand. You can make any video like this in 5–10 minutes.
How the AI whiteboard generator works
Four stages, all from the same script. Nothing is dragged onto a timeline.
Scene split
Our AI reads the script and proposes where each scene starts and ends, with a short brief of what to draw. Your words are never rewritten: each scene's narration is cut verbatim from your text.
Illustration
For every scene it generates a black line drawing on white, in the whiteboard style, from that scene's brief. You can edit the brief, regenerate, or upload your own image.
Voice and alignment
It narrates the script with a natural voice in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese, or aligns to a recording you upload, and works out the timestamp of every word.
Drawing in sync and render
The hand draws each part of the illustration when the narration reaches it. The video is rendered with optional subtitles, in landscape for YouTube or portrait for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
What makes an AI whiteboard generator different from a whiteboard editor
Classic whiteboard tools such as Doodly or VideoScribe are editors: they give you a library and a timeline, and you decide what appears and when. They can produce great videos; the cost is hours per video and re-timing every time the script changes.
An AI whiteboard video generator inverts the workflow. The script is the source of truth; the tool derives scenes, drawings and timing from it. Instead of building the video you review it, and instead of re-timing you edit the scene that needs it. For anyone who publishes regularly, that changes what is feasible in a week.
The trade-off is control. You do not get keyframes or a stock library to browse; you get scene-level control: text, illustration brief, image, voice. In practice that covers what most explainer, education and storytelling videos need.
- Word-level sync: the drawing advances with the narration, not on a fixed timer.
- Editable scenes: change text or image and only that scene is regenerated.
- Your recording: upload your own voice and the drawing aligns to it.
- Subtitles from the script: no transcription, no errors, .srt export.
- Two styles from the same text: whiteboard doodle and full-colour story.
- AI script draft: give it a topic and a length if you are starting from nothing.
Videos generated from a script
Two clips straight from the engine, no manual editing: the whiteboard doodle style and the story style. Both come from a plain text script.
Whiteboard doodle example generated by AI
A hand draws black line illustrations on a white background while the voice explains. Each element appears when the narration mentions it.
Story style example generated by AI
Full-colour illustrated scenes with documentary narration, transitions and subtitles, from the same kind of script.
What people generate with it
Faceless YouTube channels
Explainers, finance, psychology, fun facts: several videos a week from scripts alone.
Courses and lessons
Concepts drawn at the pace of the explanation, with subtitles for accessibility.
Explainers and marketing
Product and service explainers in landscape for the site and portrait for social.
Storytelling
Tales, biographies and mysteries in the story style, same workflow.
Internal training
Procedures and onboarding narrated in the team's languages.
Shorts and Reels
The same project rendered in 9:16, no second edit.
Plans
You pay for minutes of rendered video. Illustrations, voices and subtitles are included in every plan, and every plan renders at the same quality.
| Plan | Price | Video minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 minute, once, no card |
| Starter | $29/month | 30 per month (about 6 videos of 5 min) |
| Creator | $79/month | 100 per month (about 20 videos) |
| Pro | $149/month | 250 per month (about 50 videos) |
| Extra pack | $39, one-off | 30 minutes, never expire |
No card is needed for the free minute. Minutes are consumed when a video is rendered. Output: HD 16:9 (1280×720) and 9:16 (1080×1920).
Try the generator on a real script
Paste 200 words or more, choose the doodle style and a voice, and see the first render in minutes. Free, no card.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI whiteboard video generator?
A tool that produces a whiteboard (doodle) animation from a text script automatically: it decides the scenes, generates the drawings, creates or aligns the narration and times the drawing to the voice. AnimatedBoard is one; classic editors like Doodly or VideoScribe are not, because you build the video by hand.
Does the AI rewrite my script?
No. Our AI only proposes where to cut scenes and what to draw. The narration of each scene is taken verbatim from your text, so what is said in the video is exactly what you wrote.
Can I use my own voice with the AI generator?
Yes. Upload your recording and the drawing is aligned to it automatically. Otherwise choose one of our AI voices in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese.
How long does it take to generate a whiteboard video?
Minutes, depending on length and style. Illustrations and voice are generated per scene first, so you can review them before rendering the final video.
Can I edit a scene after the video is generated?
Yes. Each scene keeps its text and illustration. Rewrite the sentence, regenerate the image or upload yours, and only that scene is rendered again.
Is the AI whiteboard generator free?
Your first minute of video is free, with no card and at the same quality as the paid plans. After that, Starter ($29/month) gives you 30 minutes a month, Creator ($79/month) 100 and Pro ($149/month) 250, and you can add 30-minute packs for $39 that never expire.
What formats does it export?
MP4 in 16:9 (YouTube) and 9:16 (Shorts, Reels, TikTok) from the same project, with optional burned-in subtitles and a downloadable .srt file.
Your script already is the video
Create a free account, paste your text and let our AI draw it.
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