Faceless YouTube channels
Long-form and ultra-long-form uploads, in a look that stays the same episode to episode.
AI educational video maker
Turn what you teach into videos people can follow.
Create narrated lessons and explainers with visuals to support your ideas. Edit each scene and reuse your visual style across a course or series.
- No recording needed
- Correct any scene before export
- One style across a course
Scene PlanContinuityVisualsTimeline & Export
Made for explaining things
Processes, historical scenes and abstract ideas are hard to film. Each point in the lesson gets a visual of its own. For narrative, story-led work, see the documentary page.
Course modules
A written module becomes a video lesson without a camera or a studio day.
Workplace training
Procedures and onboarding, updated by regenerating only the scenes that changed.
Explainers
One idea explained properly, with a visual for each step of the reasoning.
Lecture companions
A recorded lecture given visuals, instead of a single fixed camera angle.
Revision series
Short recaps that match the full modules they belong to.
Internal knowledge
Long explanations of how something works, kept in one Space per team.
From lesson script to lesson video
You make the teaching decisions. Animatic makes the visuals.
Bring the lesson
Start from a topic, paste the written script and choose an AI voice, or upload a recorded narration. Nothing has to be filmed.
Get a visual for each point
Animatic splits the lesson wherever the explanation moves on, and makes a picture for each part.
Correct, then export
Reword what a scene shows, regenerate anything that would confuse, slow the pace where the material is dense, and export.
Built-in styles made for explaining
Every plan, Free included, gets the built-in Visual Styles. These four were made for diagrams, processes and how things work. Choose one for a course and every module starts from the same look.
Chalkboard LectureHand-drawn chalk illustrations and diagrams on a dark slate board, with soft dust, muted pastel chalk colors and the warmth of a great teacher explaining an idea step by step. 
Blueprint Technical DrawingPrecise white line drawings on deep cyanotype blue, in the language of engineering and architectural blueprints, for explaining how things are built, measured and work. 
Isometric CutawayClean isometric illustrations with sliced-open cutaways, flat-shaded surfaces and a calm tonal palette, built to explain systems, buildings, machines and how the parts connect. 
Vintage Field GuidePrecise naturalist plate illustration in gouache and fine ink, in the tradition of classic scientific field guides and encyclopedias, for nature, science, anatomy and how-it-works subjects.
If a visual would confuse a learner, rewrite what that scene shows and regenerate it, or upload your own diagram in its place. The rest of the lesson stays as it is.
A course that looks like one course
Modules made months apart often end up looking different. Animatic keeps the look, the branding and the defaults in one place, so a series stays consistent as it grows.
- A Visual Style holds module 6 to the same look as module 1
- The same AI voice and speed for every module
- A Space keeps a whole course's projects together
- A Brand Kit puts your logo, colors, intro and outro on every export
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Risograph PrintNew styleApplied across the series
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It's a video production tool for lessons you've written or recorded. It isn't a course platform, and it doesn't check whether your teaching is correct.
It does
- Turn a script or recorded lesson into a scene-by-scene video
- Narrate a lesson script with an AI voice you choose
- Generate a visual for every section of the explanation
- Keep one Visual Style and one Brand Kit across a course
- Let you review, correct and regenerate individual scenes
- Export a finished 1080p file on any paid plan
It doesn't
No LMS or SCORM integration, no quizzes or interactivity, no presenter avatars, no certificates, and no checking of factual accuracy.
What the lesson teaches, and whether it's right, stays with you. So does clearing rights in anything you supply.
Plans
Creator fits most course work. Pro adds 2-hour projects and room for several courses at once, and Ultra goes to 3 hours.
Choose how you'd like to be billed.
Creator
For publishing videos regularly.
$20per month
Billed annually at $240 — save $48 a year.
$24per month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
Everything in Free, plus
- 1,200 credits a month
- Projects up to 1 hour
- 1080p exports with no watermark, and commercial use
- Your own Visual Styles and music
Recommended
Pro
For longer productions and more than one series.
$49.99per month
Billed annually at $590 — save $118 a year.
$59per month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
Everything in Creator, plus
- 3,000 credits a month
- Projects up to 2 hours
- 5 Spaces and 5 Brand Kits, one per series
- Faster generation: up to 6 scenes at once
Best value
Ultra
For the longest projects and the heaviest output.
$82.99per month
Billed annually at $990 — save $198 a year.
$99per month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
Everything in Pro, plus
- 6,500 credits a month
- Projects up to 3 hours
- 10 Spaces and 10 Brand Kits
- 100 GB of storage
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Explore Animatic with your own idea. No card required.
100 credits is enough to try Animatic. A full 10-minute video usually needs more.
- 100 credits to spend once, not a monthly allowance
- Projects up to 10 minutes
- 720p exports with a watermark
- Animate scene, to turn chosen scenes into video
Credits pay for what Animatic makes for you, and you see the cost before each step. Paid plans get their credits every month, however you pay, and unused credits don't roll over. The longest project is a limit on each project, not an amount of video.
Questions from educators
Do I need to record a voiceover first?
No. Paste the lesson script, choose an AI voice and set the speed; you see the cost in credits before you generate. You can also upload your own recording.
Does Animatic check whether my lesson is accurate?
No. It visualizes the narration you give it and doesn't verify facts. The teaching, and its accuracy, stays with you.
Can Animatic write the lesson script?
It can draft one. Start with an Idea turns your topic and the facts you supply into an editable script. It doesn't check accuracy, so review the draft before you approve it for narration.
Can I fix a visual that would confuse a learner?
Yes. Reword what that scene depicts and regenerate it on its own. The rest of the module is untouched, and earlier versions are kept.
How long can a lesson be?
10 minutes on Free, 1 hour on Creator, 2 hours on Pro and 3 hours on Ultra — long enough for a full lecture-length session in one project.
Will module 6 still match module 1?
If they share a Visual Style, they start from the same look, and a Space keeps a course's projects together. Check each module's scenes and regenerate any that drift.
Does it integrate with my LMS?
No. Animatic exports a standard video file, which you upload wherever you host your teaching.
Can I use it for paid courses and commercial training?
Commercial use is included on every paid plan, and those exports are 1080p without a watermark. Free exports are 720p and watermarked.
Try it on a module you've already written
Start free with 100 credits: enough to plan a lesson and see its first visuals before you pay for anything.