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Format

Whiteboard Shorts from dense documents

Turn PDFs, notes, or scripts into 2:3 whiteboard explainers with shorter narration, more scenes per minute, and tighter visual beats.

Built for short explainers

Shorts use a faster scene rhythm than standard whiteboard videos. Each scene carries one idea and moves on.

2:3 portrait framing

The generated frames use a vertical 2:3 canvas, so diagrams stay readable without packing too much into one scene.

Same review workflow

Review the storyboard, edit weak narration, and regenerate visuals on supported plans before you publish.

Visuals

See it in action

A closer look at the portrait whiteboard format and the tighter scene rhythm.

Whiteboard sceneStep reveal
Scene sequence
Hook sketch
Main concept
Final takeaway
Narration
Scene pacing
Hook lands early
Draw order stays clear
Narration matches reveal
Frame details
Playhead
Final

Process

How it comes together

Start with the material you already have, then shape the draft into something you can publish or share.

Step 0101

Choose Shorts as the whiteboard style

Start from a document or prompt, choose whiteboard, then select Shorts for the visual style.

Step 0202

Review the tighter storyboard

Inkbolt breaks the material into more, shorter scenes so each beat has room to land.

Step 0303

Export a portrait MP4

Publish the finished short explainer or keep editing specific scenes before the final render.

Use cases

Where it works best

The use cases and audiences this format fits.

Creators

Make source material easier to turn into short posts

  • Turn notes, scripts, and client material into short explainers without building each scene by hand
  • Use one concept per scene so the video stays easy to follow
  • Keep a consistent whiteboard look across a batch of clips

Training teams

Pull small lessons out of long documents

  • Create quick refreshers from policies, SOPs, onboarding notes, and course material
  • Use Shorts when a full training video is more than the learner needs
  • Review narration and visuals before sharing the clip internally

Internal comms

Explain one update without asking for a full module

  • Turn a narrow update into a short visual explanation
  • Keep the script plain and direct for busy teams
  • Reuse the same document source for longer videos when needed

FAQ

Common questions

Answers to the questions that come up most.

How is Shorts different from standard whiteboard?

Shorts uses a 2:3 portrait canvas, more snippets per minute, and shorter narration. Standard whiteboard is better for longer step-by-step lessons.

Can I make Shorts from a PDF?

Yes. Upload a PDF, choose the pages that matter, and select Shorts as the whiteboard style.

Can I edit the storyboard first?

Yes. Pro and Scale plans can review the storyboard before rendering and edit scenes later.

Is this tied to one social platform?

No. Shorts is a portrait whiteboard format. You can use the exported MP4 wherever that shape fits your workflow.

Get started

Start with the material you already have

Upload a document, choose the video style, and let Inkbolt produce the first version in minutes.