
AI explainer video
From the doc you already wrote to a voiced, captioned explainer.
Examples
Each a different way to explain something, in the shape it would ship in.
- A man in a denim shirt drawing a flowchart on a whiteboard in a glass-walled meeting roomWhiteboard1:1·1080p·5s
- A woman in headphones explaining a point into a microphone in a podcast studioTalking head9:16·1080p·5s
- A news presenter talking to camera in a TV studioPresenter4:3·1080p·5s
- Hands sliding paper shapes and arrows into a flow diagram on a walnut deskAnimated diagram4:3·1080p·5s
- A designer in a brick loft pointing at an app on a large monitorProduct walkthrough21:9·1080p·5s
- Hands stacking painted wooden blocks into a bar chart on a linen tableclothData story1:1·1080p·5s
- A woman in a mustard sweater talking to camera in a cluttered home officeTutorial1:1·1080p·5s
How it works

Share the source
A product page, a help article, a spec or a short brief. Tell EverAsk who is watching and what they should do when it ends.

Approve the script and storyboard
Read the script scene by scene with the visual planned for each line. Change the order, the emphasis or the wording before anything renders.

Render and revise
Get a voiced, captioned cut. Ask for a scene to be clearer, shorter or more visual and only that scene is rebuilt.
Features

Structurebefore visuals
Learn more about structure before visuals
Scenes thatshow the thing
Learn more about scenes that show the thing
Motion graphicsfor abstract ideas
Learn more about motion graphics for abstract ideas
Voiceoverand captions
Learn more about voiceover and captions
Scene-levelediting
Learn more about scene-level editing
Your brand onevery frame
Learn more about your brand on every frame
Who it’s for
Product and feature launches
Ship a clear walkthrough on launch day instead of weeks later when a production slot opens up.
Onboarding and help content
Turn written help articles into short videos that show new users what to click and why.
Sales and investor pitches
Explain a complicated product in ninety seconds before the meeting, so the call starts from understanding.
Frequently asked questions
How long can an explainer be?
Most land between sixty seconds and three minutes, which is where explainers hold attention. Longer pieces are supported and built scene by scene.
Can I use screen recordings of my product?
Yes. Upload recordings and EverAsk trims them, zooms on the relevant part of the screen and times them to the narration.
Can I use my own voice?
Yes. Upload a recorded voiceover and the scenes are timed to it, or choose one of the available voices.
Can I edit one scene without redoing the video?
Yes. Scenes render independently, so a change to one line only rebuilds the scene it belongs to.
What formats does it export?
MP4 in 16:9 for your site and YouTube, plus square and vertical cutdowns for social, with captions burned in or as a separate file.

One prompt in.
Real work out.
From the doc you already wrote to a voiced, captioned explainer.
EverAsk on your phone and your Mac
EverAsk for iPhone
Brief the cut on the train, approve the plan, and watch it render. Every video you make here is on your phone.
Download on the App StoreEverAsk for Mac
Video on your desktop, with the product photos and footage you already have to hand.
Download for macOS
