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Break down a big concept into a visual explanation students can follow.
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Create AI whiteboard videos.
Make your ideas clear.
Turn a prompt, your own script, or notes from a document into a narrated whiteboard explainer.
Hand-drawn visuals, AI voiceover, and animation. All in ToMotion.
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A little idea. A real ToMotion video.
Newton's Second Law ExplainedPhysics
Your turnWhat will you
What will you
bring to life?
Start with a few words. Shape the style and voice in the editor.
Choose Hand Drawn in the editor for a whiteboard look. Hand-drawn styles AI narration Prompt & script input Horizontal & vertical video
From “what if” to “watch this”
How to make a whiteboard video with AI.
Bring the knowledge. ToMotion helps turn it into something people can see and hear.
- 01
Bring your idea
Describe your topic and audience, or paste prepared narration with Use own script. Copy relevant notes from a document to use them as source text.
- 02
Make it your style
Select Hand Drawn for a whiteboard look. Choose a voice, length, and horizontal or vertical format in the editor.
- 03
Let the story unfold
Generate your video, then check the narration, labels, and diagrams. Confirm download access and credit usage before starting.
The input behind the example
One idea. A narrated science lesson.
The Newton’s second law video above was made in ToMotion from a short topic prompt. Open its public page to watch the full result and inspect the recorded creation settings.
Watch the example and view its detailsOriginal prompt
Newton second law
- Theme
- Hand Drawn
- Voice
- Kore
- Length setting
- 60 seconds
- Format
- YouTube / landscape
Published August 7, 2026. A new generation can differ. For a more specific lesson, add your audience, required facts, and a concrete example to the prompt.
Start with this topicChoose the theme, voice, and length in the editor.
A clear picture goes a long way.Less complexity. More clarity.Give your explanation
Give your explanation
a visual thread.
A diagram can show a connection. A voice can guide the story. Animation brings the pieces together.
- Make the abstract visibleTurn concepts into scenes, diagrams, and examples.
- Keep the story movingPair your visuals with AI narration and animation.
- Start with what you haveUse your notes, scripts, or documents as a starting point.
One canvas. So many possibilities.
For the things worth explaining.
A lesson, a launch, or the way your team works. Start with a story that matters to you.
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Try this ideaFind your signature look
Whiteboard, with personality.
Keep it classic, add a little color, or take it back to the chalkboard. Check the available themes in your editor; some styles require access to be unlocked.
Hand Drawn
Clean lines. A little classroom charm.
Bold Marker
Big ideas with a splash of color.
Chalkboard
A familiar board. A fresh explanation.
Plan your next whiteboard video
Find the workflow that fits your idea.
Compare tools, study real outputs, or prepare the words your video will explain.
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Write your whiteboard video script
Match the narration to a clear sequence of visual ideas.
Read guideWhat is a whiteboard video?
A whiteboard video explains an idea through hand-drawn-style illustrations, diagrams, and animation. ToMotion combines those visuals with narration to help you tell a clear, step-by-step story.
Do I need to draw or edit video?
No drawing skills are needed. In prompt mode, ToMotion develops your brief into narration and animated visuals. Use own script when you want to supply the narration yourself. Choose a theme, voice, and format before generating.
Can I start with a document or an existing script?
Yes. Paste your narration with Use own script, or copy relevant text from a document or presentation into a brief. The current creation form supports reference-image uploads; it does not provide a PDF or PowerPoint upload workflow.
Does ToMotion let me control individual drawing strokes?
ToMotion generates narrated animation in a hand-drawn visual style. It is not a drawing-path editor, and a whiteboard look does not guarantee a visible hand drawing every frame. Watch the examples to check the style; use a dedicated whiteboard editor if you need precise stroke timing.
Can I choose a voice and video format?
Yes. Choose your voice and settings in the editor. ToMotion supports horizontal 16:9 videos and vertical 9:16 videos for different viewing formats.
How do pricing and downloads work?
Video generation uses credits, with usage depending on your selected settings. Paid credit packs include downloadable videos, commercial use, and watermark-free exports. See the pricing page for current packs and credit details.
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