Fablori

Explain a hard idea in under a minute.

For teachers, course creators and coaches. Type the topic and Fablori makes a narrated explainer video, with captions and real photos.

Try your topic

One sentence in. A calm, captioned explainer out.

16:9 for YouTube and your course, 9:16 for Shorts.

A frame from the Fablori explainer When Interest Earns Interest: a jar of coins with the words Interest that earns interest.

One sentence is enough.

Write what you want to explain, the way you would say it to a class. Fablori's director turns it into narration and a storyboard of scenes, finds a real photo for each one and credits it, and you read the plan before anything renders.

Or try:

This sentence is already built below, from a real sketch we saved. Write your own and press Build the lesson.

Your lesson, as slides

Moon Phases Explained

From: Why the moon has phases

3 scenes, about 14 s of narration

    A quick sketch. In the studio the director writes the full storyboard and you approve it before anything renders.

    Example: compound interest, in 39 seconds.

    A real Fablori explainer, made from the brief below. One everyday example, one calm narrator, captions on, photos found and credited for you.

    The brief that made it
    A 40-second explainer of how compound interest works, for people starting to save: money earns interest, then the interest earns interest, so small amounts saved early grow much more than the same amounts saved late. Use one simple everyday example. Calm, clear, no jargon, no financial advice, no specific numbers or rates.
    When Interest Earns Interest16:9, 39 s, Clean lookMore in the gallery

    Would your class follow this order?

    Move a scene up or down, or cross out one they don't need. Your order goes to the director with your sentence.

      Try it: cross one out, then put it back.

      What to remember.

      Answer each card in your head first. It turns over as it passes.

      Q

      What do I give it?

      A

      One sentence about your topic, in your own words. The director writes the script from it.

      Q

      Who does the talking?

      A

      One calm narrator reads the whole script in one take. Pick a voice, or design your own.

      Q

      Can learners read along?

      A

      Yes. Captions are part of the video, so it works with the sound off too.

      Q

      What shape is it?

      A

      16:9 for YouTube and course platforms, 9:16 for Shorts and Reels, or 1:1.

      Q

      Do I get a say?

      A

      You read and change the storyboard before it renders. Then it takes a few minutes.

      Q

      What does it cost?

      A

      Your first video is free once you confirm your email. Then $5 a video, or $20 a month for 5.

      All plans and limits

      Homework

      1. Make a one-minute video of:
      2. Teach it in this order:
      3. Show your class, or post it: 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts.
      Make my lesson video

      Your first video is free once you confirm your email (up to 30 s, 720p). After that, $5 a video, or plans from $20 a month. Pricing