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AI Explainer Video Generator

Describe what you're explaining and get a finished animated explainer video: a motion-graphics scene designed for every line, a narrator voice, and music. Made for product launches, how-it-works videos, onboarding, and pitches, in vertical or widescreen. Every new account starts with 50 free credits, no card.

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How to make an AI explainer video in three steps

1. Describe what you're explaining

Type the product, feature, process, or idea, or paste your notes or a script. Real numbers and one clear outcome make the sharpest explainers.

2. Read the script, pick the voice

Cliptalk writes the narration scene by scene. Edit any line, then choose the voice, language, music, length, and shape.

3. Generate and post

Every scene is designed and animated for its line, the voiceover is recorded, and music plays under it. Download the video for your homepage, docs, YouTube, or feeds.

Made for explainer videos

Every line gets its own scene

Animated headings, product mockups, counters, charts, and flow diagrams, designed for what that line says instead of dropped into a fixed template.

No stock footage, no filming

Nothing on screen is a library clip or a recording. The graphics are drawn for your script, so two products never end up with the same office b-roll.

Timed to the voice

Animations land with the narration: a checklist ticks off, a number counts up, or a step lights up as it is said.

140+ voices in 30+ languages

Calm product narrators, upbeat launch reads, warm teachers. Make the same explainer in English, Spanish, German, Hindi, or your customers' language.

Any shape

Vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, or 16:9 for a homepage, a deck, or YouTube. Layouts are designed for the shape, not cropped to it.

Music under the voice

Pick a music mood and a track plays quietly under the narration, so the video is ready to post without a separate edit.

Which kind of explainer video do you need?

Animated motion graphicsAI presenterNarrated AI scenes
On screenDesigned graphics: headings, mockups, counters, chartsA realistic person talking to cameraA generated image or clip behind each line
Best forProduct launches, how-it-works, onboarding, statsFounder intros, sales messages, UGC-style adsScience topics, history, stories, documentaries
Rough cost for 60 secondsAbout 100 to 150 credits (9 per scene plus 0.1 per spoken word)About 20 credits per second of on-camera footageAbout 100 to 200 credits with AI images
Where to make itThe generator on this pageThe AI talking character generatorThe AI documentary generator

Free AI explainer video generator: what's actually free

A new account gets 50 free credits with no card, enough for a test explainer of about 15 to 20 seconds, and free accounts make videos up to a minute long. A 60-second explainer runs about 100 to 150 credits. Plans are $19 or $39 a month, and the $19 plan covers roughly 20 sixty-second explainers.

An explainer for every feature launch

Explainers do their work on the pages that matter most: the homepage, the feature tour, the onboarding step where a new user either gets it or leaves. When a video takes an afternoon instead of an agency brief, every launch can have one, and you can remake it when the product changes. For the look itself, browse viral motion graphics made with Claude, or start from your own page with the website to video tool.

What you can make

Explainer formats people make with Cliptalk. Pick one, describe it, post it.

Product launch

What the new feature does, who it is for, and the one thing to try first, in under a minute.

How it works

The steps behind your product or a process, each one drawn as it is explained.

Onboarding walkthrough

A short video for the first-run screen or the help article people email about most.

Startup pitch

The problem, the size of it, and your answer, for a deck, a landing page, or an investor update.

Stat reel

A handful of numbers that tell a story, counted up and charted on screen, for social or a report.

Concept explainer

A tricky idea for students or customers, like how card payments settle or what an API does.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on what you want on screen. Avatar tools put a presenter in front of your script and stock-based makers assemble library clips, while Cliptalk's explainer generator draws every line as motion graphics (animated headings, mockups, counters, diagrams) with a voiceover and music. Make a short one here with the free credits and judge the output yourself.

Yes, within limits. A new Cliptalk account gets 50 free credits with no card, enough for a test explainer of about 15 to 20 seconds. A 60-second explainer runs about 100 to 150 credits, and plans are $19 or $39 a month.

Type what you're explaining into the generator at the top of this page, or paste your notes or a script, then pick a voice, language, length and shape. Cliptalk writes the narration, designs a motion-graphics scene for every line, records the voiceover and adds music, and a few minutes later the finished video is ready to download.

Yes, that is exactly what this generator makes: every scene is animated for its line, like a stopwatch counting, a checklist ticking off, or a chart building up. It does not draw cartoon characters; for a person on screen, the AI talking character generator puts a lip-synced presenter in front of the same script.

ChatGPT can write a good explainer script; turning it into a finished animated video with a voiceover is the part Cliptalk does. Paste the script into the box above, or connect Cliptalk to ChatGPT or Claude through the MCP connector and make the video from inside the chat.

Yes, it is the most common use. The strongest briefs open on your viewer's problem, carry real numbers (how long the old way takes, what it costs), and name one action to end on. Teams use it to ship a fresh explainer for every feature launch without booking an agency.

Videos made on this page use Cliptalk's clean house palette. Through the Cliptalk API or the MCP connector you can pass a primary and an accent color, and every scene's cards, headings and counters follow them; the sample on this page was made that way.

The key words are animated into the graphics, so explainers start without word-by-word captions. If you want them as well, switch captions on in the editor and they are timed to the voiceover.

Make your first AI explainer video

Describe what you're explaining, read the script, then render the finished animated video with a voiceover and music, ready for your site, YouTube, or social feeds.

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