Use cases
Explain anything, one scene at a time.
Write the idea, and Kuro plans the scenes. Pick a style, shoot each scene, add a voice-over and music, and cut it together.
How it works
- 1
Plan the scenes
Describe the topic. Kuro proposes a storyboard you can change scene by scene.
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Pick a look
Flat, blueprint, comic, watercolour or filmed: one style across every scene.
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Narrate and cut
Add a voice-over, a music bed and subtitles, then render one video.
What's inside
From a topic to a finished video.
Longer than any model
A storyboard strings scenes together past any one model's length limit.
Redo one scene
Not happy with scene four? Reshoot it alone. The rest stays exactly as it was.
Drawn styles
Pick a drawn or filmed style once and every scene follows it.
Voice and music
The voice-over and the music line up with the scenes they cover.
Subtitles
Burn timed captions in, for viewers who watch with the sound off.
Recipes to start from
Start from an explainer recipe and fill in the topic.
Questions
How long can an explainer be?
As many scenes as your plan allows, rendered into one video up to ten minutes long.
Can I use my own script?
Yes. Paste it in and Kuro splits it into scenes, or write each scene yourself.
Can I change one scene later?
Yes. Every scene keeps its takes, so you can redo one or go back to an earlier take without touching the rest.
Your topic, explained by Friday.
Sign up and plan your first storyboard.