Tell the story without appearing on camera.
Use Storybook to turn a topic or link into a narrated, illustrated video. Choose an art style and a voice. Let the scenes carry your explanation while the narration connects each idea. Storybook availability depends on your workspace.
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What you can create
Illustrations lead the story
Storybook builds a video from generated images. Use it for ideas that benefit from clear visual examples rather than a filmed presenter.
Narration gives the scenes direction
Choose a voice for the story. A focused topic helps each scene explain one point instead of competing with the narration.
Keep a recognizable visual style
Select an art style for your video. Use a consistent direction across an educational series or recurring social format.
From your idea to finished content
Choose a narrow topic
Start with one question your audience asks. Supply a topic or source link and explain what the viewer should learn.
Choose the style and voice
Open Storybook and select the available visual and narration settings. Match the tone to your subject and audience.
Review the story as a viewer
Check that the visuals support the narration. Verify factual claims and inspect the finished video before sharing it.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
An educational short
Explain why leaves change color in autumn. Use simple botanical illustrations and calm narration. Focus on chlorophyll and seasonal changes.
A brand knowledge series
Explain three ways to arrange a small reading corner. Use warm illustrated interiors. Give one practical example for each idea.
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