Teaching concepts
Teachers and tutors explain one idea per scene the way they would on a real whiteboard.
Whiteboard animation
Whiteboard videos hold attention because the drawing unfolds as the narrator talks, so the eye always has somewhere to go. Chitrio's whiteboard doodle style draws each scene as a marker sketch that builds on screen, and the stick-figure style tells a simple story with minimal characters. Both are drawn rather than generated as video, which keeps them fast and low cost.
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Straight answer: Whiteboard style is at its best with simple, concrete ideas. Very abstract topics or dense data are better served by lecture slides with crisp charts, which the same workspace also makes.
Something you want understood: a concept, a process, a lesson or a pitch. The script takes one idea per scene.
Whiteboard doodle for sketched explainers, stick-figure explainer for simple character-driven stories.
Each scene draws itself as the narrator speaks, with captions and headlines. Export landscape or vertical.
Teachers and tutors explain one idea per scene the way they would on a real whiteboard.
A process, a service or a product explained in a friendly sketched style that feels less like an ad.
A startup or project pitch told as a simple drawn story from problem to solution.
Policies and processes explained visually, and easy to update when they change.
Simple sketched lessons that feel like a teacher drawing for the class.
The sketches are generated as images, then drawn onto the screen progressively, so the scene appears to be drawn while the narrator speaks.
Image models cannot write reliable words, so labels inside the drawing are avoided. Headlines and captions are drawn by the compositor and are always spelled correctly.
It needs no AI video generation. The drawing effect is created during assembly, so the render uses fewer paid steps.
Yes. Brand settings add your logo watermark, colours and a lower-third to the whiteboard video.
Yes. Narration and captions can be in Hindi or any of the other supported render languages.