An explainer video does one job better than any other format: it makes something complicated instantly understandable. That’s why it’s the single most-used video format in marketing — around 73% of video marketers reach for it first — and why 96% of people say they’ve watched one to figure out a product or service. Vivideo turns that hard, expensive process into a few minutes of work: describe what you’re explaining, and it writes the script, picks the visuals, narrates it, animates the motion graphics and burns in captions — automatically, ready for your homepage, your sales deck and the feed.
The formats that make an idea click — each one a one-click preset in Vivideo.
Characters, scenes and color carrying a story your viewer remembers. The most versatile style — great for an abstract product or a service with no obvious visual.
Icons, numbers and clean transitions that turn dry data and process steps into something a viewer follows without effort. The B2B and SaaS workhorse.
A hand drawing the idea as the narrator builds it, frame by frame. The curiosity of “what gets drawn next” keeps people watching to the end — ideal for teaching.
Words animated in time with the voiceover so the message reads and lands at once. Punchy, modern and built to be understood even on mute.
A real or AI presenter looking down the lens. The trust of a human face — pair it with cutaways and captions to keep it from feeling static.
Your product on screen, narrated step by step, so prospects see exactly how it works before they sign up. The fastest path from curious to convinced.
Paste your product page, a few bullet points or a rough idea. No script and no storyboard required.
Choose animated, motion-graphic, whiteboard or talking-head, add a narrator or your own cloned voice, and apply your brand kit.
Script, scenes, motion, captions, music and pacing are assembled automatically across 30+ models.
Export 16:9 for your homepage and YouTube, 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts — all from one render.
Vivideo renders each cut to the length, structure and format the moment rewards.
For years a good explainer video meant a script-writer, an illustrator, a voice actor and a four-to-six-week production — which is why so many great products launched with a wall of text instead. AI video collapses that. You describe what you’re explaining and get a finished, narrated, captioned 60-to-90-second video in minutes, which means the explainer is no longer a luxury reserved for the homepage hero. Every feature, every onboarding step, every pitch can have one — and the data says it should: 96% of people have watched an explainer to understand a product, and 99% of marketers say video improved how well customers grasp what they sell.
The art of the explainer is restraint. The proven structure is short and unchanging: a hook that names the viewer’s problem in the first five to ten seconds, a clear statement of that problem, your solution shown simply, a moment of proof, and exactly one call to action. At roughly 150 spoken words a minute, that’s a tight 60-to-90-second story — and the retention curve backs it up, holding around 77% at one minute before falling away fast past two. Vivideo writes to that shape automatically, so you get a video that respects how long anyone will actually watch.
Style should follow the message, not the trend. A motion-graphic explainer turns abstract data and process into something a B2B buyer can follow; an animated one gives a story to a product with nothing to film; a whiteboard keeps a learner curious; a screen recording shows software working better than any description; kinetic typography lands the message even on mute. Vivideo produces all of them from one project and exports each at the right aspect ratio and length, so the same idea ships to your homepage, your sales deck and the social feed without being re-cut five times.
The part that’s easy to skip is the part that matters most: an explainer is worthless if people can’t follow it. That means factual accuracy — every claim is yours to review before it goes live — and accessibility, because captions alone lift completion by about 80% and most viewers who use them simply have the sound off. Vivideo burns in readable captions by default and produces transcript-friendly output, so your explainer is clear to the widest possible audience, which is the entire reason you made one.
60–90 seconds is the sweet spot. Retention sits around 77% at one minute and drops off fast past two, so keep it tight — a tighter 60-second cut almost always beats a loose three-minute one.
No. Paste your product page, a few bullet points or a rough idea and Vivideo writes the script to the proven hook → problem → solution → proof → call-to-action structure. You review and tweak it before anything renders.
Match it to the message: motion graphics for data and process, animation for abstract products, whiteboard for teaching, screen recording for software, kinetic typography for punchy mute-friendly messages. Vivideo offers all of them as one-click presets.
Yes — captions are burned in by default, because most social video is watched on mute and captioning lifts completion by roughly 80%. Vivideo also produces transcript-friendly output to support accessibility.
Yes. Add an AI narrator, clone your own voice for a consistent brand sound, or use an AI avatar presenter for a talking-head style — no studio, microphone or on-camera nerves required.
Your homepage and product pages first — video on a landing page can lift conversions meaningfully — then YouTube and your sales deck in 16:9, and a vertical 9:16 cut for Reels, TikTok and Shorts. Vivideo exports all formats from one render.