AI Explainer Video Generator.
Turn a script into a video.
A real voice, real motion graphics, and every animation cut to the word it lands on. No timeline, no templates, nothing to edit.
First-take quality · every beat cut to the voice · ready in about two minutes
“Europe, right now”
“Why cats always land on their feet”
Both made with ExplainVids, start to finish. Turn the sound on.
Make an explainer video in three steps,
and two of them are not yours.
The slow part of an explainer video has never been the idea. It is the script, the voice, and the hours spent nudging keyframes until the animation agrees with the narration.
- 01
You describe it
One sentence is enough. Add the figures you want on screen and they go on screen — nothing is invented for you.
- 02
It gets written and performed
A script is drafted, then read aloud by a real voice model. We measure the read down to the start time of every word.
- 03
The graphics are cut to the voice
Scenes are laid on the narration, not on guessed durations. A beat lands on the syllable that earns it, every time.
The details that make AI motion
graphics look expensive.
Anyone can put a synthetic voice over stock clips. What reads as production value is timing — and timing is the part that is measured here rather than approximated.
Timing measured, not guessed
Every scene boundary is read off the actual narration. Rewrite a line and everything after it moves — nothing drifts out of sync.
Captions lit word by word
Most people watch muted. Captions arrive on the exact frame each word is spoken, so they read as part of the design.
A voice that carries a paragraph
Lines are performed in context, so the prosody continues across a cut instead of restarting flat on every sentence.
Your figures, drawn properly
Real numbers become real charts, maps and counters — not stock footage with a caption pasted on.
Vertical or wide
9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, or 16:9 for a landing page and a deck. Full 1080p on Pro.
Yours to keep
Download the mp4 and use it anywhere, commercially, with no watermark and no attribution.
Explainer video pricing: pay for videos, not for seats.
Every video is written, voiced and rendered from scratch, so there is no free tier — but there is no subscription trap either. Buy a few videos, or buy a lot and pay less for each.
Invite a friend, get a free video. When someone you invite buys their first videos, you get one free — and they get one extra on top of the pack they chose.
2 videos · up to 120s, 720p
€3.00 each
10 videos · up to 120s, 720p
€2.90 each
16 videos · up to 120s, 720p
€2.88 each
20 videos · up to 120s, 720p
€2.80 each
24 videos · up to 120s, 720p
€2.75 each
30 videos · up to 120s, 720p
€2.70 each
Pro
7 videos a month, and every video you make — including ones from a pack — comes out at full quality.
- 7 videos every month
- Unused videos roll over
- Full 1080p, instead of 720p
- 24, 30, 50 and 60fps
- Both aspect ratios (16:9 & 9:16) of the same video for free
- Cancel any time
Prices in euro, VAT included. Videos are 720p at 24 or 30fps and are yours commercially with no watermark on any plan. A video is spent when you generate it, and a failed render is never charged for.
Explainer video questions, answered.
How long does a video take?
About two minutes end to end — roughly thirty seconds to write and perform the script, and a minute or so to render. You watch it come together rather than waiting on an email.
How long can a video be?
Most land between thirty and ninety seconds, which is where explainers work hardest. Creator and Studio go up to three minutes.
Can I change it after it is generated?
Yes. Edit the script, swap the figures, change the colours or reorder the scenes, then re-render. Lines you did not touch keep the same performance, so only the parts you changed are re-voiced.
Where do the numbers in the charts come from?
From you. Put the figures in your prompt and they are what gets drawn. Nothing is filled in from the model's own guesses, because a confident wrong number in a video is worse than no video.
Can I use these commercially?
Yes, on every plan. No watermark, no attribution required, and no separate licence to buy.
Why is there no free tier?
Each video costs real money to make before you ever see it — a script, a voice performance and a full render. A free tier would be funded by the people who pay, so instead the first video is simply cheap.
What do you need to explain?
Start with one sentence. You will have the finished video before you would have finished the storyboard.
$3 for the first one. No subscription required.