Ankon AI

Ankon AI is an AI video generation platform aimed at whiteboard explainer videos. The gap it targets is between having something to explain and being able to animate it: most educators, marketers, and writers have content but no ability to storyboard, draw, and sync a voice track. You give it a topic, a script, a PDF, or a reference image, and it writes a voice-over script with fact-checking, then draws whiteboard scenes line by line in time with the narration. An AI voice reads the script, verbatim subtitles are embedded in the video, and an SRT file is provided separately. The download package includes an MP4, a custom thumbnail, and publish-ready metadata with title, description, and chapter timestamps. Vertical shorts and horizontal videos up to ten minutes are both supported. New users get 5 free credits, or 10 in the founder's beta, and one credit equals one minute of finished video.

- Turn a topic, script, PDF, or image into a narrated whiteboard video

- Get an automatic script with fact-checking instead of writing from scratch

- Choose an AI voice and have subtitles embedded automatically

- Output a vertical short or a horizontal video of up to ten minutes

- Download an MP4, an SRT file, a thumbnail, and ready-to-publish metadata

- Organise videos into collections and share them by link

Educators use it to turn a dense explanation into something a student can follow visually. Marketers turn product features and brand stories into short promo videos without a production budget. Writers and bloggers convert existing articles into video to reach a second audience. Micro-SaaS founders use it for the how-it-works clip that every product page needs. Anyone with written material and no video capability is the intended user.

Credits are consumed per finished minute, so a ten-minute video is a real cost and the free allowance only covers a short test. The voice cloning feature needs particular care: it works from a 10-second English clip, and using someone else's voice without clear permission can breach platform rules and, in some places, the law, with the consequences falling on you. Use only your own voice or audio you are explicitly authorised to use. Automatic fact-checking reduces risk but does not remove it, so verify any factual claim in a generated script before publishing. Rendering failures are refunded, which softens the cost of a bad run.