Videos made with explainroo
An AI agent made each of these 32 videos with explainroo, from the script to the last frame. Under each video, the tags tell you what is special about it. That can be the size it was made for, like LinkedIn or TikTok, a faster pace, the look, or AI images. The product demos show real apps, drawn again in their own colors and fonts.
Product demos
- YouTube 16:9
- Brand colors
Unspar product demo
A product demo for Unspar, an AI article writer. A cursor fills in its real first-article form, picks an idea, sees the price and publishes the article.
- YouTube 16:9
- Brand colors
Vroni product demo
A product demo for Vroni, an AI developer for GitHub repositories. You connect a repository and describe a task, Vroni writes the code and runs the checks, and you review and merge its pull request.
- YouTube 16:9
- Brand colors
ChatGPT (unofficial demo)
An unofficial demo of ChatGPT made with explainroo: asking a question, adding a file, searching the web, voice and projects. Not affiliated with OpenAI.
- YouTube 16:9
- Brand colors
Claude (unofficial demo)
An unofficial demo of the Claude app made with explainroo: attaching notes, a reply that streams in, an artifact next to the chat, and projects. Not affiliated with Anthropic.
- YouTube 16:9
- Brand colors
Gmail (unofficial demo)
An unofficial demo of Gmail made with explainroo: writing an email, undo send, schedule send, search, labels and snooze. Not affiliated with Google.
Business and software
- YouTube 16:9
- Clean look
How a sales pipeline works in a CRM
How a deal moves through the stages of a sales pipeline in a CRM, and how one board of all your deals tells you who to call next.
- Square 1:1
- Clean look
How an invoice gets paid online
How a client pays an invoice by card through a pay link, how the payment provider checks the card, and when the money reaches your bank.
- YouTube 16:9
- Blueprint look
What an API does
An API is how one program asks another for something, shown with an online shop that asks a shipping service for a delivery date.
- YouTube 16:9
- 1.3x pace
- Clean look
What happens to a support ticket
How one customer email becomes a ticket that waits in a queue, gets an owner, gets a reply and is closed, and why a shared queue works better than a shared inbox.
- LinkedIn 4:5
- 1.15x pace
- Midnight look
What single sign-on does
How single sign-on lets you sign in once with your company account, and how turning off one account stops someone from signing in to every app.
Work tips
- Square 1:1
- 1.2x pace
- Paper look
How to give feedback people can use
The four parts of feedback people can act on, and why you give it soon and in private.
- LinkedIn 4:5
- 1.2x pace
- Paper look
How to run a 15-minute stand-up
How to keep a daily stand-up to fifteen minutes: what each person says, where longer talks go, and why it starts and ends on time.
- LinkedIn 4:5
- 1.15x pace
- Chalk look
Why you should write down decisions
What a decision log records, and how it stops the same question from coming back and helps someone new catch up.
Technology
- Wide 16:9
- Paper look
How explainroo makes a video
A coding agent made this video with explainroo. It shows how a script and a bit of JavaScript become a narrated video, with a voice that runs on your own computer.
- Vertical 9:16
- Midnight look
git merge vs rebase
Merge and rebase both bring your branch up to date with main. This short shows what each one does to the history, and when you should not rebase.
- YouTube 16:9
- Midnight look
How a cache makes a website faster
A cache keeps a copy of a page the server already built, so the next visitor gets it right away. When the data changes, that copy has to be replaced.
- TikTok 9:16
- 1.3x pace
- Midnight look
How a password manager keeps you safe
One strong master password opens a vault that makes a different long password for every site, so one leak opens only one account.
- Wide 16:9
- Chalk look
How DNS finds a website
Before a page can load, your browser needs the IP address of the site. This video shows who it asks and in which order.
- Wide 16:9
- Blueprint look
How HTTPS keeps your password secret
How your browser checks a website and scrambles your password before it leaves your computer.
- YouTube 16:9
- Midnight look
JavaScript: callbacks to async/await
How JavaScript code goes from nested callbacks to promises to async and await, with one small example that changes step by step.
- YouTube 16:9
- 1.2x pace
- Midnight look
- Mandarin Chinese
网站怎么安全保存密码？
How websites store passwords safely, narrated in Mandarin: one-way hashes, a random salt for every user, and deliberately slow hashing.
Science
- YouTube 16:9
- Paper look
- Spanish
¿Por qué el cielo es azul?
Why the sky is blue, narrated in Spanish: the air scatters short blue light waves much more than long red ones.
- Wide 16:9
- Chalk look
How a fridge keeps food cold
How a fridge moves heat from its inside into your kitchen with a loop of refrigerant.
- YouTube 16:9
- Chalk look
Why a circle's area is πr²
Why the area of a circle is pi times r squared: cut the circle into thin slices and lay them out into a shape close to a rectangle.
- Wide 16:9
- Clean look
- AI images
Why is the sky blue?
Why the air scatters blue light more than red light, and why sunsets turn orange and red.
- Shorts 9:16
- 1.2x pace
- Clean look
Why phone batteries wear out
Why every charge wears a phone battery a little, and how heat and long hours at full charge speed that up.
- YouTube 16:9
- Editorial look
Why we have leap years
Why February sometimes has 29 days: Earth's year is about a quarter day longer than 365 days, and the calendar keeps up with a leap day and a century rule.
- YouTube 16:9
- Chalk look
- Japanese
うるう年は、なぜあるの？
Why leap years exist, narrated in Japanese: Earth's year is about a quarter day longer than 365 days, so the calendar adds a day and skips some century years.
Money
Home and car
Food and drink
- Wide 16:9
- Paper look
- AI images
How to make pour-over coffee
A starting recipe for pour-over coffee, from the ratio and the water temperature to the bloom and the pour.
- Reels 9:16
- 1.1x pace
- Paper look
Why bread rises
How yeast makes gas, how kneaded gluten traps the bubbles, and how the oven sets the bread around them.
How do I make my own?
Copy the prompt from the home page into your coding agent and tell it your topic. The agent picks a look and a size. You can also tell it which ones you want.