Turn an infographic into a hand-drawn animation

Upload a finished infographic or diagram and get an animated clip: a hand draws every line, then colours it in. You design the picture; we animate it.

WhiteboardAnimation.ai turns one finished infographic, diagram or process chart — a PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 10 MB — into a clip where a hand draws every line and then colours it in. It does not build charts from data or write the infographic for you: design the picture in Canva, PowerPoint, Illustrator or an image model, upload it here, and put the clip into your own video edit.

PNG, JPEG or WebP · up to 10 MB · we don’t generate pictures from text

Infographics in, drawing clips out

Each picture below was uploaded as it is and drawn by the product with its default settings. Play one to watch the line art go down before the colour.

  1. Water cycle animation: the picture as it was uploaded
    The picture
    A cycle diagram: the water cycleArrows, a sun, rain and a river: the outlines come first, so the arrows read before anything is coloured.Use this pictureWater cycle animation: script, prompt and chapters
  2. Employee onboarding animation: the picture as it was uploaded
    The picture
    A four-step flow: employee onboardingFour icons joined by arrows, drawn left to right, the way the steps are read.Use this pictureEmployee onboarding animation: script, prompt and chapters
  3. Plant life cycle animation: the picture as it was uploaded
    The picture
    Stages in a row: seed to treeThree stages and two arrows: each stage is outlined, then the greens fill in.Use this picturePlant life cycle animation: script, prompt and chapters

How to animate an infographic

  1. 01

    Finish the infographic as one picture

    Lay it out in the tool you already use and export it as a PNG, JPEG or WebP at full size. Flat colour and clear outlines draw best; keep labels large enough to read on a phone.

  2. 02

    Upload it and draw it

    Drop the picture into Studio and press Draw it. One drawing costs one credit and starts in about fifteen seconds.

  3. 03

    Set the length, then export

    Change the length, hand, style and colour order while it plays — none of them redraws it. Export the clip and add narration and music in your editor.

Settings that suit an infographic

Length
Match it to what you will say over it. The examples above run about 30 to 45 seconds; a busier chart deserves longer.
Style
Lines + colour finishes the infographic as you made it; Lines only stops at the line art, for a sketched look.
Colour order
Subject first colours the figures before the background, so the main shapes are readable early.
Hand
Six drawing hands, or none for a clean reveal on slides.

Export it into your edit

Your browser saves the clip as MP4 or WebM, in the picture’s own shape or cropped from the centre to 16:9, 1:1 or 9:16. The free plan exports 720p with a watermark; Starter and up export 1080p without one. Pro adds a transparent background (WebM with alpha, or PNG frames), so the drawing sits on top of your own footage.

What it will not do: generate an infographic from data or a prompt, animate numbers or charts that change value, or add voice-over and music. It draws the picture you give it.

Transparent export and formats · Pricing

Questions

Questions people ask

No. It animates a finished picture. Make the infographic in Canva, PowerPoint, Google Slides or Illustrator, export it as an image, and upload that.
Flat illustrations with clear outlines: process flows, cycles, timelines and labelled diagrams. Photos and heavy gradients draw too, but read less like a hand drawing.
Yes: export the slide as a PNG (File → Export in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides) and upload the image. Each slide is its own drawing.
Yes. A new account starts with 5 free credits, and one credit draws one picture. Free exports carry a watermark and are at most 720p. Buying any credit pack lifts both limits for good. Paid plans add credits every month, and credit packs last 90 days.
Pro includes a commercial licence: use your clips in client work, ads and paid courses. Free and Starter clips are for personal and non-commercial use.

More whiteboard animation examples

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