Explainer

A topic, article or script goes in, a narrated animated explainer comes out.

Free to run16:9Any project

A 1–3 minute faceless explainer: a voiceover walks through one idea while drawings, diagrams, big words and numbers appear exactly as they're named. It's for creators, teachers and teams who want to explain something clearly without filming anything. What makes it good: a sharp hook, one idea per scene, and every picture landing on its word.

By Moritz Kremb

Use this playbook

With FrameJam installed, paste this into your agent and replace the part in brackets with what the video is about and your files:

Make a video with the FrameJam playbook "Explainer" (id: explainer). Call get_playbook("explainer") and follow it. [Add more context here]

You bring

  • A topic, an article, notes or a finished script
  • Optional: your own voice recording
  • Optional: brand colours, a logo, facts you want on screen

You get

A 1–3 min 16:9 explainer with voiceover, captions, music and sound effects

What you need

  • Explainer scripts and starter sceneIncluded
  • Hyperframes (or your project's video tool), Python 3 and ffmpegFree
  • A voice for the narrationFreeYour own recording, Kokoro (runs locally), Piper (runs locally)
  • whisper.cpp for word timingOptionalFree
  • Background musicOptionalFree tierYouTube Audio Library, ElevenLabs Music, Suno

Works in your existing project, with the tool it already uses.

What your agent does

  1. Turn the topic into one clear idea and a short script
  2. Plan one picture per scene and review them as a storyboard
  3. Record or generate the voice and time every word
  4. Animate each scene so every picture lands on its word
  5. Add captions, music and sound effects
  6. Review each version in FrameJam until it's right