Explain it once, update it forever
An AI explainer video generator turns a written explanation into narrated video, making it cheap to update the video whenever the thing being explained changes.
6speech models for the narration track
video · 16x9use-cases/explainer-video/hero-explainer-16x9.mp4A narrated explainer video
Examples
Generated explainers
video · 16x9use-cases/explainer-video/sample-product-16x9.mp4Product explainer
video · 1x1use-cases/explainer-video/sample-social-1x1.mp4Square explainer for social
Process
How it works
01
Write the explanation
One idea per beat, in the order someone needs to hear it.
02
Generate visuals and narration
Both produced together and aligned.
03
Regenerate on change
Update the script when the subject moves.
Capabilities
What you get
Narration included
Voiceover generated with the visuals, not bolted on.
Updatable
Edit the script; the video follows.
Real footage welcome
Screen recordings combined with generated framing.
Every language
One script, many markets.
Comparison
Compared with commissioned animation
| Traditional | With Votocon | |
|---|---|---|
| First version | Four to six weeks | Minutes |
| A product change | Out of date | Regenerated |
| Another language | Another production | Another generation |
Explore
Related use cases
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI explainer video generator?
It produces narrated explanatory video from a written script — visuals, voiceover and pacing generated together rather than storyboarded, illustrated and recorded separately.
How long should an explainer be?
As short as the explanation allows. Most lose the viewer past ninety seconds, and the discipline of cutting is usually what improves them.
Can I update it when the product changes?
That is the main advantage. Edit the script, regenerate the video — instead of an out-of-date explainer staying up because reproducing it is expensive.
Can I add my own screen recordings?
Yes. Real interface footage with generated narration and framing is a common and honest combination.
Does it handle other languages?
Yes — the same script regenerated per market, which is what makes multilingual explainers practical.