TimaLens — AI Whiteboard Video Explainer
AI whiteboard videos from a prompt. First one free.
What it does
Most whiteboard tools give you a library of clip-art and expect you to animate everything by hand. TimaLens flips that: you bring the idea — a prompt, script, document, or audio file — and the AI generates the full scene-by-scene storyboard with synchronized drawings and a natural voiceover. You review and refine each scene before you ever hit render.
Turn prompts, scripts, documents and audio into clear whiteboard explainer videos with synchronized drawings, natural voiceover and scene-by-scene control.
Upload a PDF, slide deck, script or lesson plan. TimaLens turns it into one structured explanation with readable diagrams, clear labels, natural narration and teacher-like pacing—without a production team. Enter your idea, choose the voice and drawing style, then preview how TimaLens will bring it to life. Most AI video tools optimize for a visual moment or a presenter. TimaLens is built around the logic of a complete lesson. TimaLens plans the sequence, diagrams, labels, on-screen text and narration as one explanation—then keeps each scene editable. TimaLens handles the production flow while you stay in control of what the lesson says and shows. Start with a PDF, slides, lesson plan,…from video.timalens.com
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