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Whiteboard videos for YouTube creators

If you're a YouTube creator running a faceless channel, you already know the hard part isn't ideas. It's keeping up the upload schedule week after week. GenPixy AI hands you the finished video along with a thumbnail, a title, a description, hashtags and the subtitle file. Posting turns into a few minutes of work, not your whole evening.

What lands in your upload box

The video

Landscape or Shorts. Anywhere from 30 seconds up to 10 minutes, in 720p or 1080p.

A thumbnail

A cover image you can upload straight into YouTube Studio.

Title, description, hashtags

There's a title people want to click and a short description. Hashtags too, so you just paste.

Burned-in captions

Every word lights up as it's said. Handy, since loads of people watch with the sound off.

An SRT file

Add it as subtitles in YouTube Studio and your words become searchable (and easier to follow).

Music and sound

The background track dips when the narrator talks. Little sound effects come with it.

One topic, two uploads

The long version: a 2.5-minute history video
A Short: how black holes form

Here's a trick we like. Make the full video in Landscape for the main channel first. Afterwards open it, press Try again, flip it to Portrait at one minute, and there's your Short, sending people back to the long one.

Niches that suit drawn explainers

Curious questions

Why do we dream? How does Wi-Fi even work? The classic explainer channel.

History stories

Empires and inventions, or the moment everything turned, in five to ten minutes.

Money basics

Compound interest, budgets, debt. The numbers get drawn right there on screen.

Psychology and habits

Biases and memory, plus what's actually behind motivation and routines.

How things work

Engines, vaccines, solar panels or whatever's in your pocket.

Kids stories

Cartoon stories with friendly characters and a soft voice.

Make it look like one channel

People subscribe to a vibe almost as much as a topic. So choose one look (Whiteboard, Color Board or Animate) plus one narrator voice, and stick with them. Give the videos a series name. And watch each one before it goes live, because AI can mess up a date or a number and it's your channel's name on the video.

Creator questions

  • Whiteboard videos for training and L&D

    Turn procedures and onboarding notes into short narrated whiteboard videos, read word for word, with captions and an SRT file for your LMS.

  • Whiteboard videos for marketing

    Explain what you sell in about a minute. Paste your own script, choose vertical or landscape, and get a captioned explainer without booking an animator.

  • Story videos for kids

    Write one line and get an animated story with gentle narration, word-by-word captions, and friendly cartoon characters.