whiteboard-video

To convert a text script into a hand-drawn whiteboard video, provide your scene plan or text script to the Skill. It processes the input and renders a hand-drawn animation, allowing you to customize stroke detail, hand cursor, and duration.

Yes, you can import SVGs, images, or line art to create whiteboard animations. The Skill converts these graphical inputs into hand-drawn video outputs while offering customization options for stroke detail and hand cursor behavior.

Yes, the whiteboard-video-engine package and local model files are required dependencies. You must install this engine locally to generate and render hand-drawn whiteboard explainer videos from your scripts or images.

The best way to customize stroke detail and hand cursor in whiteboard videos is by adjusting the specific parameters offered during the rendering process. These options allow you to match the visual style and duration to your explanation.

Creating whiteboard animations directly in Codex requires local model files and the whiteboard-video-engine dependency. Processing relies entirely on your local environment setup, meaning rendering capabilities are constrained by your local hardware resources.