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Format
Whiteboard: hand-drawn videos from dense documents
Upload dense documents, PDFs, or scripts and get a Whiteboard video with narration and scene-by-scene visuals.
01See it
What the finished video looks like.
02What makes it different
Built for material that has to be explained properly.
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Hand-drawn explainer style
Ideas appear one at a time, building from scene to scene. The format keeps the audience focused on each point before the next one appears.
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Scene-by-scene visuals
Each segment gets its own concept and visual so the video follows the narration closely.
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Edit before and after rendering
Review the storyboard to catch weak scenes early. After rendering, replace any visual that needs work.
03How it works
From the material you have to a video you can publish.
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Choose whiteboard as the output style
Start from a PDF or script-like source, select the page range, and choose the whiteboard format for the final video.
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Review the narrative sequence
Kinoslide breaks the content into scenes that match the explanation. Tighten the story before rendering.
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Publish a video made for training
The result is a clean MP4 ready for an LMS, content library, internal training, or any topic where pacing drives understanding.
04Who it's for
Where this fits.
Explainers
Break complex ideas into a guided visual narrative
- Draw the audience in with a step-by-step reveal that keeps each point clear before the next one lands
- Map each concept to its own scene so the explanation stays focused
- Keep explanations watchable even when the source material is dense
Creators and consultants
Turn source material into visual explainers
- Turn existing notes and outlines into a repeatable content format
- Avoid building every visual manually in an animation tool
- Keep a consistent visual style across a growing content library
Internal training
Use whiteboard visuals when the idea needs to build one piece at a time
- Show process steps and concept sequences more clearly
- Make policy, onboarding, and documentation-heavy content easier to follow
- Reuse the same setup across multiple training topics
05FAQ
Common questions.
Whiteboard fits a guided reveal where each idea builds one at a time. Presentation fits content that needs a cleaner, more structured layout.
No. Kinoslide drafts the initial sequence for you, then lets you review it before the final render.
Yes. PDFs are a primary input, and you can limit it to the pages that matter for the whiteboard version.
Yes. Pro and Scale plans support image regeneration and transcript edits, so you can improve specific scenes without starting over.
Get started
Start with the material you already have.
Upload a document, choose the format, and review the first draft in minutes. Free to start.