
Whiteboard Explainer
Dry-erase marker scenes that draw in stroke by stroke, like a teacher sketching while talking.
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Bring a PDF, deck, doc, or prompt. Get a narrated video drawn in any of 16 styles, with no camera or avatar.
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A faceless channel publishes videos where nobody appears on camera. The visuals have to match the words. Jellypod draws them from your script, so they do.
Want your own pages on screen? Use PDF to video. For vertical clips, make a short.
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Dry-erase marker scenes that draw in stroke by stroke, like a teacher sketching while talking.
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White chalk drawings on near-black, with subtle stroke texture and handwritten captions.

White and cyan schematic drawings on deep blue with a subtle stationary grid.

Bold editorial illustrations with thick ink outlines and loose watercolor fills on warm paper.

Layered cut-paper collages with archival photographs, screen-printed textures, and torn edges.
See paper cutout explainersBright adventure dioramas on a crisp square-pixel grid with short stepped character actions.

1980s newsstand panels with heavy black ink, flat CMYK color, and Ben-Day dots.

Quiet storybook scenes in fine pen and graphite with sparse colored-pencil fills.

Deadpan stick-figure cartoons with thick black outlines and flat muted color.
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Hand-drawn paper cutouts on aged parchment with an earthy, documentary-style palette.

Plasticine caricatures performing in miniature sets with a stepped stop-motion cadence.

Cinematic dioramas built from interlocking toy bricks with feature-film lighting.

Deliberately clumsy child-drawn crayon pictures with wobbly lines and messy color.

Warm picture-book scenes in bold rounded geometry with a navy, coral, and orange palette.

Flat mid-century scenes with cobalt skies, warm bone modernist forms, and burnt-orange accents.

Soft matte painted scenes with chunky brushwork, cool blues and teals, and warm cream light.

Stock libraries hand you drone shots and office b-roll that vaguely match a keyword. Jellypod draws each scene for what the narration says at that moment.

Jellypod puts no presenter on screen unless your script asks for one. Your character narrates off camera.

Each style has its own art direction, motion rules, and quality bar. Jellypod checks every generated image against it, so minute 20 looks like minute 1. See the full product on the AI video generator page.

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The characters who narrate your videos can host an AI podcast of the same script, or narrate a short that promotes it.