Explainer With a Voice, Stock and Charts
An explainer with a voice-over, stock shots and animated charts.
- Pipeline
- Motion graphics (vector)
- Format
- 16:9
- Upload
- Nothing, or your own footage and voice.
The prompt
Type your own words into the fields: the [BLANKS] fill in as you go. Copy it and send it to Claude or ChatGPT with Cut Express connected.
Prompt
Make a [LENGTH IN SECONDS]-second 16:9 explainer: "[QUESTION IT ANSWERS]", for [AUDIENCE]. 1. Write a script of about [NUMBER OF WORDS] words first and show it to me. When I approve it, make the voice with audio: [VOICE]. 2. Picture: stock footage for each idea (look at the previews), with motion graphics where numbers come up: [THE NUMBERS], as a chart or a counter cued on the spoken words. 3. Captions from the voice, clean preset. [MUSIC] low under the voice. 4. End with a summary card of the three key points. Brand colors for the graphics: [BRAND COLORS]. Show me the timeline before you render.
The blanks
- [LENGTH IN SECONDS]
- How long the finished video runs, as a number of seconds. Reels and Shorts hold best between 15 and 60.
- [QUESTION IT ANSWERS]
- The question the video answers, for example "Why do interest rates move house prices?".
- [AUDIENCE]
- Who watches it, as precisely as you can, for example "freelance designers who hate invoicing".
- [NUMBER OF WORDS]
- About 2.5 words per second of video, so 150 words for a minute.
- [VOICE]
- The voice-over you want, for example "a warm female voice, English, unhurried" or "a deep male voice, Spanish".
- [THE NUMBERS]
- The real figures with their source, for example "rates went from 3% to 7% (central bank, 2023)".
- [MUSIC]
- A track you uploaded (say its file name), or a mood and genre for the stock music search, like "upbeat lo-fi" or "cinematic, builds slowly".
- [BRAND COLORS]
- Your colors as hex codes with their roles, for example "background #0B0B0A, accent #FFD23F".
Tips
- Give the figures and where they come from. Your AI animates your numbers and never invents data.
- Approve the script before the voice: changing words after spends voice credits again.
New to prompting video? How to write a good prompt for Cut Express covers the story, the hook, captions, sound, pace and how to iterate with versions.