explain.ink

explain.ink

Turn any topic into a hand-drawn explainer video

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Last updated on Aug 16, 2026
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About explain.ink

explain.ink turns a topic, a script or a document into a hand-drawn explainer video. It writes the story, splits it into scenes, draws every scene stroke by stroke in one of 18 styles, records the narration and renders a 16:9 MP4 with no watermark and full commercial rights. No drawing, no editing and no animator needed. The first video is free.

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dklymentiev
@dklymentiev

Drawn for your script, not pulled from a library

Stock clips leave odd topics illustrated by something almost right. Here every scene is drawn from your own script, narration in the same pass.

Product had at the time: 8 upvotes • 1 comments • 5 followers • 11 PeerPush

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ninogor
@ninogorAug 17, 2026

Interesting idea, I love it!

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Aanvrax

That's a nice idea! I tried it out, and it works good.

wolfy82

Really cool product! I especially appreciate that you offer a pay-as-you-go option instead of forcing users into yet another subscription. For something like explainer videos that I might need occasionally rather than every month, this pricing model makes a lot of sense.

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dklymentiev
@dklymentiev

Thanks for trying it, both of you. wolfy82, that was the point of pay as you go. An explainer is a few times a year thing, not a monthly bill.