Generated video usually falls apart at the seam between voice and motion. If the narration and the stroke are a beat out of sync, the whole thing reads as cheap, no matter how good the script is.

The other failure mode is a black box. Producers will not adopt a tool that hands back an MP4 with no way to change scene four.

• Word-level timing between narration and animation
• An editable plan, not an opaque render
• Two visual registers from one pipeline
• Export that is genuinely final, not a draft

The system writes the script, builds the storyboard, generates the narration and animates the scenes — with per-word timing so marker strokes and kinetic type land on the syllable. Two engines share the pipeline: Drawn Whiteboard for explainers and teaching, Modern Frames for kinetic typography and stat cards. Between generation and export there is a real editor: direct the video in plain language, adjust individual scenes, read the per-word transcript, and keep the project data editable.

Key features

• Concept to script to storyboard to narration to animation, automatically
• Drawn Whiteboard and Modern Frames engines on one pipeline
• Natural-language direction plus per-scene manual control
• Per-word timing transcripts you can inspect and correct
• Upload existing footage for editing, or export MP4 and keep iterating

A production studio that behaves like an editor rather than a slot machine — which is what makes it usable for a second video, and a hundredth.