Whiteboard Reel: whiteboard videos with AI
A raw talking-head recording goes in, a vertical reel comes out where every idea you explain is drawn on a white board above you.
For sharing a tool, a method or a lesson to camera. When you explain something, a clean white board drops over the top of the frame and the idea draws itself on it: numbered steps, a tree, a mind map, a fan of cards revealed one by one, a title with a hand-drawn underline. Your results and the people you learned from pop up as cards, a series badge names your show, and the reel ends on a comment keyword. Pauses and earlier takes are cut out, lowercase captions run the whole way, and a light music bed and quiet sound effects are made for you.
By Moritz Kremb · Inspired by @aiwithremy
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 "Whiteboard Reel" (id: whiteboard-reel). Call get_playbook("whiteboard-reel") and follow it. [Add more context here]You bring
- Your raw recording of you explaining or sharing something to camera
- Optional: screenshots of the real things you mention (thumbnails, profiles, your analytics)
- Optional: your series name and the word people should comment to get your link
You get
A 30–60 s vertical reel with whiteboard diagrams, pop-up cards, captions, music and sound effects
What you need
- Reel template, starter scene and sound scripts
- Python 3, ffmpeg and Node
- Hyperframes
- Speech to textwhisper on your computer (free), ElevenLabs Scribe (paid), OpenAI (paid)
Works in your existing project, with the tool it already uses.
What your agent does
- Cut the pauses and keep the last take of every line
- Mark every explanation and pick a diagram for it
- Build each diagram so it draws itself as the words are said
- Add the badge, proof cards, captions, music and sound effects
- Review each version in FrameJam until it's right
Styles
Your style sets the board colours, accent and fonts.
Pick one in the Styles gallery.



