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Send us your material. Get back a finished explainer video.

We turn your product, process or policy into a narrated video of 60 to 120 seconds, in your brand. You approve the script and the storyboard before anything is made. No tool to learn, no account to set up.

  • Written only from what you send
  • Two sign-offs before render
  • Wide and vertical, with captions
From our sample explainer about a manufacturing software, sound off.

It's already written down. It just isn't getting through.

  • New hires get a long PDF and a login on their first day.
  • Your team explains the same process on every call.
  • A policy changes, and the email about it goes unread.
  • A studio wants weeks. A video tool wants you to learn it, and still needs a script.

A short video explains it once, the same way, to everyone who needs it. We make that video from the material you already have.

Explainers we've made

Real frames and motion from our own sample videos. They show the work; they aren't client projects.

A software product, from its help pages

Written only from a manufacturing software's public help pages: what it does, who uses it and how an order moves through a plant.

Explainer frame: glowing charts and dials float above a control console on a factory floor Explainer frame: a row of operator desks with blue screens in a dark control room Explainer frame: a factory seen from above, with a glowing line tracing an order from machine to machine

How a machine works

How a wind turbine turns wind into electricity, one part at a time, with cutaways where words aren't enough.

Explainer frame: a wind turbine with its head cut open to show the machinery inside Explainer frame: a turbine blade cut across to show its hollow inner structure Explainer frame: lines of air flowing over and under the curved profile of a blade

Your look, not ours

We match the style to your brand, and it stays the same across a series. Four looks we've made so far:

A cartoon presenter in a hoodie on a bright factory floor
Cartoon, with a presenter
A cartoon engineer in a hard hat in a green field of wind turbines
Bright storybook
A 3D animated man and his pug waving from a yellow flying car over green hills
3D animation
A painted night scene: a radio trace on a round screen beside a brass desk lamp
Painted, for serious topics

What companies explain with it

Anything you'd otherwise explain in a long document, a meeting or the same call every week.

  • Product explainers

    What your product does and who it's for, for your homepage, launch posts and ads.

  • Onboarding and training

    The first-week walkthrough, so every new hire hears it the same way.

  • Process and policy

    A new process or a policy change, explained in two minutes instead of a long email.

  • Sales enablement

    A clip your sales team can put in decks and follow-up emails.

  • Support and how-to

    Answers to the questions your support team gets every week.

  • More than one language

    The same video, voiced and captioned for each market you sell in.

Four steps, two sign-offs

You check the words, then the pictures. Nothing is rendered until you've approved both.

  1. Send your material

    Whatever explains it today. Add your logo, colours and font. We write from that and nothing else.

    • Product docs
    • A slide deck
    • Help pages
    • A link
    • Product screenshots
    • A short call
    • Logo, colours, font
  2. Approve the script

    You read every word before anything is drawn. If your material doesn't say it, the script doesn't either. Revisions are included.

    19That assumption overlooks how direct digital connection reshapes the frontline experience.

    21The system gives everyone access to all details of the current order so they do not need to ask someone else.

    22Instead of relying on fallible recollection, the system guides, checks, and confirms every required action.

    24New operators are provided with step-by-step guidance starting from their first day.

    Script approved
    Part of the script from our software sample, with shot numbers in the margin.
  3. Approve the storyboard

    Every shot as a still frame, beside the line it goes with. You see the whole video before it's rendered, and ask for changes here too.

    Storyboard frame 19: the presenter and a worker in a hard hat beside a machine with a glowing cableShot 19

    That assumption overlooks how direct digital connection reshapes the frontline experience.

    Storyboard frame 21: a row of empty desks with blue screensShot 21

    The system gives everyone access to all details of the current order.

    Storyboard frame 22: the presenter smiling beside a large green check markShot 22

    The system guides, checks, and confirms every required action.

    Storyboard frame 24: an open door onto a bright factory floorShot 24

    Step-by-step guidance starting from their first day.

    Storyboard approved
  4. Get the finished video

    Voiced, animated and captioned in your brand, wide and vertical, ready for your website, onboarding, sales decks, support pages or social.

    A finished frame with captions: a cutaway of a wind turbine's gearbox, with the caption Think of a multi-speed bicycle, where one slow push on
    A finished frame, captions burned in.

What you get

  • The video in 16:9 for your website, decks and YouTube.
  • A 9:16 vertical cut for Reels, Shorts, TikTok and phone screens.
  • Captions burned in, plus .srt and .vtt files for players that add their own.
  • The approved script as a text file, to reuse in docs and posts.
  • Your brand throughout: your logo, colours and font.
  • Other languages if you need them, each with its own voice-over and captions.
your-explainer
  • your-explainer_16x9.mp4Wide
  • your-explainer_9x16.mp4Vertical
  • your-explainer.srtCaptions
  • your-explainer.vttCaptions
  • script.txtScript

Why Tunalo Works

It stays inside your material

The script says what your docs say. No invented features, numbers or promises in your company's name. If something is missing, we ask.

You approve before it renders

You sign off the script, then the storyboard. Nothing is rendered until you have, so there are no surprises at the end.

Your brand, your screens

Your logo, colours and font. When we show your product, we use your own screenshots and logo files. We never draw a fake version of them.

One look across a series

Make one video or ten. The presenter, the style and the voice stay the same, so the whole set looks like it belongs together.

Questions

What should we send?

Whatever explains it today: product docs, a deck, help pages, a link, screenshots or screen recordings. Add your logo, colours and font. If it mostly lives in someone's head, a short call works too.

Will the video say things our material doesn't?

No. The script stays inside what you send, and a person checks it against your material. If something is missing, we ask instead of guessing. You approve the script before anything else happens.

How many revisions do we get?

Revisions are included at both sign-offs, the script and the storyboard. The number of rounds is written in your quote.

Who owns the video?

You can use the finished video commercially wherever you like: your website, ads, decks, social and internal tools. Your material stays yours. The pictures and voice are made with AI models, and AI-made images may not be protected by copyright for anyone, so we license the video to you rather than promise exclusive ownership of every frame. The full terms come with your quote.

Is it made with AI?

Yes. The pictures, the motion and the voice are generated with AI models. The script is written from your material and checked by a person. We can list the models and providers we use for your legal team, and add an AI label where you publish if you need one.

Which languages can we have?

Tell us which ones you need. Each language gets its own voice-over and captions; the pictures stay the same.

Is our material kept confidential?

We use it only to make your video. We don't share it or publish it. If you need an NDA, send it with your brief.

How long does it take?

It depends on the length, the number of languages and how quickly the sign-offs come back. You get a delivery date with your quote.

Which formats do we get?

MP4 in 16:9 and 9:16, with captions burned in and as .srt and .vtt files, plus the approved script as text.

How much does it cost?

Each video is quoted on its own after a short call. The price depends on the length and the number of languages. Setting up your brand is included.

Do we need an account or any software?

No. You send your material, read the script and the storyboard, and reply with changes. There is nothing to install and nothing to learn.

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Tell us what needs explaining

A few lines are enough. We reply with questions or a time for a short call, then a quote for your video.

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