Hi Product Hunt,

Explainer videos usually mean assembling a script, a voiceover and some stock animation, and the result looks like everyone else's.

explain.ink takes a topic, a script or a document and does the whole chain: writes the story, draws every scene by hand, records the voiceover, renders the video.

The drawing is the point. Scenes appear the way someone would sketch them on a board, line by line, so the thing holds attention like a whiteboard talk rather than a slideshow.

I built it for people who need to explain something once and then reuse it: onboarding, docs, a feature nobody has understood yet.

The first video is free, so the honest test is to throw your least visual topic at it. Tell me where the drawing misses, that is the part I am still fixing.