Kinoslide makes videos that teach. Upload a PDF, paste lecture notes, or describe a topic, and Kinoslide writes the script, draws the visuals, records the narration and renders the video. A two minute lesson takes about five minutes to produce.
Four formats cover most teaching needs. Dry Erase and Blackboard draw diagrams and equations stroke by stroke as the narrator explains, the way a teacher works at a board. Presentation produces narrated slides with charts, numbers and images from your material. Whiteboard sketches hand-drawn illustrations live. Paper Trail and Newspaper give explainers a printed, editorial look.
Narration and on-screen text come out in the language you choose, with eleven supported: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Turkish, Indonesian, Russian, Hindi and Arabic, on every plan. Voices come from Google and ElevenLabs. Every video renders in 16:9 or vertical 9:16 for shorts.
Pro and Scale plans add a storyboard step before rendering, so you can review the script, edit scenes, swap images and rerender only what changed. Project style rules and a steering prompt keep a series consistent across videos.
Kinoslide is used by teachers making lessons for their classes, course creators building a library, YouTube and TikTok educators publishing a series, and training teams turning SOPs and compliance material into video. A free plan includes five minutes of video.