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Anigraphics

Turn any topic into an animated explainer video.

Type one sentence — or a full brief. In a minute or two you get a 2‑3 minute explainer with narration timed to the word — and every label, arrow and step placed by a layout engine, so nothing ever overlaps and nothing lands late.

Type a sentence or a full brief to start

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Made from: Explain RSI, relative Strength Index, and how exactly it's created. Pick a very easy example for 14 items. Nothing on this page was hand-animated.

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Latest explainers

Every video below started as one sentence somebody typed. Nothing here was hand-made, hand-placed, or hand-timed.

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That’s everything so far. Yours would be next.

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The part that never happens

You can explain the thing perfectly out loud. Turning that into a video is the part that never happens. A two-minute animated explainer means writing a script, drawing the diagrams, recording a voice-over, then hand-timing every reveal to the words — a day of work, or hundreds of dollars to an animator who doesn’t know the subject.

So the explanation ends up as slides nobody watches, or a talking head where the idea stays invisible.

The AI tools don’t help: they cut stock footage or put an avatar in front of your script, and there is no stock clip of compound interest. The ones that let a model place things on the canvas produce the other failure — labels on top of each other, text too small to read, reveals firing a sentence after the words they belong to.

Anigraphics takes the sentence and gives back the finished video: scenes composed from a fixed catalog of eight templates, narrated with word-level timing, animated in sync, playing in your browser at 1080p.

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One sentence in. A narrated explainer out.

  1. Type the topic

    One sentence or a full brief — the example, the numbers, the angle you want. “Explain what dollar cost averaging is.” “Explain endothermic versus exothermic reactions.”

  2. It writes, narrates and choreographs

    Scenes are composed from a catalog of eight templates, the script is narrated with word-level timing, and every reveal is bound to the word that introduces it.

  3. Watch it, then change what you want

    It plays in your browser at 1080p. Rewrite any scene’s narration and that scene is re-voiced and rebuilt, or regenerate a scene outright.

Usually a minute or two, start to finish.

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Why it doesn’t look AI-generated

The model picks a scene template and writes the words. It never places anything on the canvas.

  • Geometry

    Nothing overlaps. Ever.

    Every position is computed from measured font metrics by a deterministic layout engine, and the checks that catch collisions block the video instead of warning about it. The hard cases are tested on purpose: 120-character titles, seven-step sequences, long unbroken words.

  • Timing

    The visuals land on the word.

    Narration comes back with a timestamp for every word, and each reveal is bound to the word that introduces it — not eyeballed, not approximated.

  • Repeatability

    The same input makes the same video.

    Scenes are composed from a fixed catalog of eight templates with fixed geometry. There is no per-run improvisation to go wrong.

Every video on this page passed the same blocking checks — zero collisions across every explainer we’ve generated.

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Made for the things that are hard to explain in words

Those are the three we’ve tuned hardest. Type anything you can explain in a sentence and see what it does.

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What you walk away with

  • A 2‑3 minute explainer, seven or eight scenes, that plays in any browser at 1080p with the narration in sync.
  • Every video renders at 1920×1080, 30fps, with the narration muxed straight from the source audio rather than recorded off the screen — so the file is frame-for-frame what you watched, not a screen capture of it.
  • A link anyone can open. No account, no app, no sign-up wall between your video and the person you made it for.
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Before you start

Do I need an account?

Not to watch. Every explainer on this page is public and plays for anyone. To make one, you sign in with Google — that’s how your videos get saved to you.

How long does it take?

Usually a minute or two. You can close the tab while it runs and come back to the link.

How long is the video?

Two to three minutes, seven or eight scenes.

Can I change it after?

Yes. Rewrite any scene’s narration and that scene is re-voiced and rebuilt around your words, or regenerate the scene from scratch. The old version keeps playing until the new one is ready, so you never get a broken video.

Can I get the mp4?

Every explainer is a real 1080p30 video with the narration muxed in, and we can export it for you today — one-click download from the player isn’t wired up yet. Ask and we’ll send the file.

What does it cost?

Nothing right now. There’s no billing, no card, no plan to pick.

What can it explain?

Anything you can state in a sentence. It’s tuned hardest on personal finance, intro chemistry and algebra — those are the three we’ve tested end to end.

What language is the narration?

English.

Who owns the video?

You do. Make it, publish it, put it on your channel.

Type one sentence. Get a narrated explainer video.

Same box as the top of the page. Same minute or two. It’ll be at the top of the feed when it’s done.

Type a sentence or a full brief to start

Free while it’s early. No card.