Explainer video maker
Make an animated explainer video
Paste your script and Motionvio turns it into an animated explainer — one scene per point, with kinetic text, charts and an optional voiceover. No timeline, no editing skills, all in your browser.
No card needed · runs in your browser · MP4
Your script becomes the storyboard
Each line becomes a scene with its own layout and motion, so a rough script turns into a structured explainer automatically.
Add a voiceover and captions
Pick a built-in voice to narrate it, with captions synced to the audio — or keep it silent with music.
Up to an hour, any ratio
Short social explainers or a full walkthrough up to an hour; export 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels, 1:1 for feeds.
Start from a template
How to brew pour-over.
How-to
How-to explainer video template
Big news.
Big news
Big news video template for social media
Introducing Nova.
Product launch
Product launch video ad template
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” Leonardo da Vinci.
Quote
Quote video template for social media
Q3 results.
Quarterly results
Quarterly results animated infographic template
Fun fact.
Fun fact
Fun fact video template for social media
How it works
- 1Write or paste your explainer script
- 2Pick a voice, look and ratio
- 3Preview, tweak a scene, export the MP4
Questions
Is the explainer video maker free?
Yes, you can make explainers free with no card. The $15/month or $120/year plan unlocks videos up to an hour, a voiceover and a clean, watermark-free export.
Can it narrate the video for me?
Yes. Choose a built-in voice and Motionvio reads your script aloud, with captions timed to the narration. You can also turn the voiceover off and use music.
More ways to use Motionvio
- Motion graphics maker
- YouTube intro maker
- Social media video maker
- Promo video maker
- Animated chart video
- Text to video
- Animated infographics
- Logo intros
- Video ads
- Kinetic typography
- Arabic videos
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