Add the approved source
Upload the SOP or process doc, paste the help-center URL, or add the notes and diagrams that must stay exact.
Whiteboard Explainer Video
Help trainees finish the process the first time. Turn your SOP, spec sheet, or approved notes into a sequenced informational video they can replay. Keep labels and numbers tied to the source pack, then rerun only the scene that changes.
16:9~30s
credits: 90
How it works
Check the sequence and facts
Review the outline, reveal order, labels, and protected wording before the video renders.
Generate and revise one scene
Create the video, rerun only the scene that changed, and export after a final factual check.
What is a whiteboard explainer video?
A whiteboard explainer video is an acquisition name for a sequenced explanation: drawings, labels, and relationships appear in the order the audience needs. Training teams and B2B operators use it when a process, mechanism, or policy is easier to follow as a replayable video than as a static document.
TapVid turns the materials you already have into an accurate informational video. Add the approved SOP, spec, URL, or notes, review the scene order against that source, and keep model numbers, safety wording, and prices outside the rewriting step. This page does not claim a verified hand-drawn whiteboard look. Check the current output before you treat style as a hard requirement.
Why teams start from the source pack
Facts stay attached to the source
Model numbers, steps, prices, and approved wording stay connected to the document an owner can verify.
Trainees can finish the explanation
A sequenced video makes the next action obvious, so a process is replayable instead of sitting unread in a folder.
A policy change does not rebuild the course
Update one step or label and rerun that scene, so you do not have to review every video one by one. Isolated revision is not a zero-error promise, so review the new output.
Built for recurring training and process work
SOP and compliance updates
Turn a revised procedure into a short video so operators see the new step without waiting for a full course rebuild.
B2B product and process explanation
Explain how a machine, workflow, or service works from the spec sheet and approved claims, then send a video instead of another email thread.
Course and e-learning delivery
Convert a stable lesson outline into a replayable video while keeping the source pack reusable across cohorts.
Frequently Asked Questions
- It is a sequenced informational video that reveals a process or idea in the order the audience needs. A white background and drawing hand are common conventions. Progressive reveal is the useful mechanism.
- No verified whiteboard input/output pair is published on this page. The product has adjacent design systems, including a Sketch preset for hand-drawn diagrams. If a literal drawing-hand look is required, generate a test from your own source before you commit the production path.
- No. This page is for making a video from your approved source. The examples article reviews published formats and scorecards. Use that guide when you are choosing a format; use this page when you already have a process to explain.
- Yes. Upload a PDF or SOP, paste a process URL, or add approved notes and diagrams. Review the outline against that source before export.
- Yes. Update the affected wording or visual and rerun that scene while the rest stays fixed. Review the new result, because isolated editing is not a zero-error promise.
- Use screen recording when button names, menus, and exact UI states are the proof. Use a sequenced informational video when the audience needs the relationships in a process, not a cursor path.
- See the current plans, credits, and export rules on the pricing page. This page does not repeat plan names or numbers.
Related guides
- See all plans and pricing
- Published whiteboard examples
- Whiteboard video maker guide
- Whiteboard animation maker
- How to create an explainer video
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