Written first
Narration is the clock. Drawings stretch to the voice, not the other way around.
VEHM is a studio for explainers. You bring a topic or a script. Whiteboard videos are doodled beat by beat with a photographed hand. Motion clips use a style you pick — 3D, anime, cinematic, infographic — then download as an MP4.
The taste is specific on purpose: paper, not chrome. Object-by-object drawing, not a random fade. A title card that sits in the middle of the frame and never kisses the edges. Voice that starts when the ink starts.
Credits pay for the models that draw and speak. Export happens in your browser, so the MP4 itself does not ring up an API bill. Intro whiteboards start at 50¢ on yearly Starter — or $1 on a credit pack.
What it looks like
Finished stills, not templates.
Each scene is a new doodle of that beat. Education, how-to, story, promo — the hand traces the objects you named, then the file is ready to post.
How a board is made
Narration first. Ink second.
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Write the beat
Start from a topic or paste narration. Speech can run up to about ten minutes.
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Watch it drawn
Each scene is a unique doodle. A photographed hand traces object by object while the voice reads.
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Export the MP4
Title card, scenes, and voiceover land in one file in your browser. No timeline. No stock pack.
Drawn unique
Each scene is a new doodle of that beat, not a kit sticker reused across videos.
Exported locally
The MP4 is recorded in your browser from the same canvas you preview.
Kept small
About ten minutes of speech is the ceiling. You pick the length on the form.
What we refuse
One job. No extra machinery.
No stock clipart. No black flash between scenes. No editor you have to learn. The studio is built for a video you can post — whiteboard or motion — and it stops there on purpose.