StrokeVideo

Free plan Web

What StrokeVideo is

StrokeVideo turns a topic or script into a narrated, illustrated whiteboard explainer video that downloads as an MP4. Users can also start from a recording, web page, or PDF. It creates each storyboard board as a complete image, then traces the strokes in sync with the narration. The service lists 23 drawing styles and narration in 14 languages; videos range from 30 seconds to about 15 minutes. Editing means changing the script, storyboard, or board timing and rendering again. Frame-level edits require another editor and the downloaded MP4. The free plan provides one video per day, up to 2 minutes, without a watermark; credits expire that day. Paid plans cost $19.90 a month or $99.90 a year. Free-account videos remain in the library for 7 days, while membership keeps them for 3 months. The maker names teachers, faceless YouTube channels, marketers, and workplace trainers as intended users. Submitted text is processed by AI providers, and generated videos or boards may be removed after inactivity.

Who it suits

It suits teachers, workplace trainers, marketers, and faceless YouTube channels that need narrated whiteboard explainers. Users wanting frame-level edits should plan to use another editor with the downloaded MP4.

What it does well

Accepts topics, scripts, recordings, web pages, and PDFs.
Offers 23 drawing styles and 14 narration languages.
Free videos have no watermark.
Paid plans retain videos for 3 months.

What to know first

Free videos are limited to 2 minutes.
Free credits expire each day.
Free-account videos remain in the library for 7 days.
Frame-level editing requires another editor.

Limits

The free plan provides one video per day, up to 2 minutes, and its credits expire that day without rolling over. Free-account videos stay in the library for 7 days; membership keeps them for 3 months.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	1 free video per day; credits valid that day and do not roll over · Up to 2 minutes per video · no watermark · all 23 drawing styles · web page or PDF input	Free
Monthly	Renews every month until you cancel · 2,000 credits every month · about 40 minutes · priority queue	$19.90 a month
Yearly	Renews every 12 months until you cancel · 25,000 credits every 12 months · about 500 minutes · priority queue	$99.90

As strokevideo.com lists them, read 7 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Visit the StrokeVideo website.
Sign in with Google.
Enter a topic, paste a script, upload a recording, or provide a web page or PDF.
Choose a drawing style and narration language.
Edit the script, storyboard, or board timing, then render and download the MP4.
Use the free plan or select Monthly at $19.90 a month or Yearly at $99.90 a year.

Verdict

StrokeVideo provides several ways to create narrated whiteboard explainers, with a free daily video and paid monthly or yearly plans. Its re-render workflow does not include frame-level editing, and generated assets may be removed after inactivity.

Questions

Is StrokeVideo free?

Yes. Its Free plan provides one video per day, up to 2 minutes, with no watermark and access to all 23 drawing styles.

How much do the paid plans cost?

Monthly costs $19.90 a month. Yearly costs $99.90 a year.

What platforms does StrokeVideo support?

StrokeVideo runs on the web.

What can I provide as input?

You can enter a topic, paste a script, upload a recording, or provide a web page or PDF.

Can I edit individual frames?

Frame-level editing is done in another editor using the downloaded MP4. In StrokeVideo, you can change the script, storyboard, and board timing, then render again.

How does StrokeVideo handle submitted text and generated videos?

AI providers process submitted text to write narration and draw boards. The maker says it does not sell personal information or use prompts, scripts, or videos to train third-party AI models; generated videos and boards may be removed after inactivity.

Facts from StrokeVideo's own pages

Data handling: The service says AI providers process submitted text to write narration and draw boards, and that generated videos and boards may be removed after inactivity. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Editing: Users can change the script, storyboard, and board timing as text and re-render; frame-level editing is done in another editor using the downloaded MP4. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Headquarters: Singapore · strokevideo.com, 28 Sept 2026
How it draws: It illustrates each storyboard board as a whole image, then traces the strokes in sync with narration. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Inputs: Users can enter a topic, paste a script, upload a recording, or provide a web page or PDF. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Integrations: The site offers Google sign-in and accepts web pages and PDF files as inputs; it does not name other product integrations on these pages. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Intended users: The maker names teachers, faceless YouTube channels, marketers, and workplace trainers as users. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Notable limit: A free account's generated videos stay in its library for 7 days; membership keeps them for 3 months. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Privacy: The privacy policy says it does not sell personal information or use prompts, scripts, or videos to train third-party AI models. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Security signal: To prevent free-credit abuse, StrokeVideo says it uses a hashed device signal and does not store the raw values. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Styles and languages: The product lists 23 drawing styles and narration in 14 languages. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Support: The maker offers support by email and says it also answers questions in its Telegram community. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
Video length: Videos range from 30 seconds to about 15 minutes, while the free daily video is limited to 2 minutes. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026
What it does: StrokeVideo turns a topic or script into a narrated, illustrated whiteboard explainer video that downloads as an MP4. · strokevideo.com, 7 Oct 2026