Turn your docs into animated explainers.
Paste a doc or a link. openCanviz builds a narrated, animated video in seconds, not a 10-minute render. Editable scene by scene.
Seconds to generate · long-form up to 45 min · editable to the element
Describe it, or paste a doc
Free to try · no credit card · or watch a sample →
Real output
Watch what a doc becomes.
Every sample below was generated from a doc or a one-line prompt. Same pipeline you get, no manual motion work.
openCanviz, in 31 seconds
made in openCanviz itself · 11 scenes
How it works
Three steps. The hard part is the AI's job.
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Paste your source
A doc, README, or lesson. No script, no storyboard, no motion skills.
02
AI drafts a grounded story
Real facts extracted, structured into chapters, narrated true to your source.
03
Watch it — or present it
One render, two outputs: a narrated video, or an animated deck. Edit either.
Editing that fits you
Simple by default. Deep when you want it.
Most people never open the timeline. And if you want fine control, it's all there — no code needed.
For everyone
Watch first, tweak a little
You start with a finished video, not a blank editor. A few simple controls cover most changes.
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Change the tone or the voice in one click
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Swap the background, or drag to reorder chapters
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Redo any scene by describing it in a sentence
For the picky
Change one thing, not the whole scene
Here’s what other AI video tools can’t do: click one box, one label, one arrow — and change only that.
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Fine-tune how each element moves, and when
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A full timeline, tracks, and camera when you want them
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No code to learn — and none needed
openCanviz
Other AI video tools
Fix one element — a label, arrow, or box. Nothing else moves.
Redo the whole scene and hope; the good parts change too.
A narrated video in seconds — no long render, no black box.
Minutes per clip, then you wait.
Long-form: 60-second explainers to 45-minute deep dives.
Short clips only.
Grounded in your own docs, README, or a link.
Guessed from a one-line prompt.