WhiteBoard Ink - Explain
Hand-drawn whiteboard explainers, in 60 seconds
What it does
You explain things for a living. Type what you're getting across and who it's for. WhiteBoard Ink works out the structure and draws it,two finished hand-drawn whiteboard explainers, about a minute, six layouts. No canvas. Nothing to edit. Two free to try.
Turn any idea into a scroll-stopping, hand-drawn whiteboard explainer in 60 seconds.
Say the thing you're trying to get across. You get a whiteboard you can put in front of anyone. Payment Lifecycle: From Click to Bank Deposit — about a minute after asking. The thing you're explaining, and who's on the other side of it. It works out what goes in a box, what gets an arrow, and what order it reads in. The slide, the doc, the post — wherever the conversation is already happening. Most things worth explaining are a sequence, a choice, a comparison, a middle with parts, a stack, or a stretch of time. Pick the one that sounds like yours — or leave it on Auto and let it decide. It happens in an order, nothing branches, and people keep asking what comes after what. Opens the form…from whiteboardink.com
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