Short, about 40 words
Todrawn is a browser-based whiteboard whose flagship feature, Todrawn Scribe, turns code, text or a freehand sketch into a hand-drawn video. Composing, playback and encoding all happen locally, so nothing is uploaded and there is nothing to install.
Medium, about 95 words
Todrawn is a browser-based visual creation tool built around Todrawn Scribe, a hand-drawn video maker. Paste a code snippet, type text, or draw a sketch, and a virtual pen redraws it stroke by stroke into a video you can export for shorts, tutorials, slides or documentation. Composing, playback and encoding all run in the browser, so your material is never uploaded and there is nothing to install. Alongside Scribe, Todrawn provides collaborative whiteboards with real-time editing. It does not use generative AI: every stroke comes from what the author actually wrote or drew.
Long, about 240 words
Todrawn is a browser-based visual creation tool for people who need to explain an idea rather than decorate one. Its flagship feature, Todrawn Scribe, turns a code snippet, a block of text or a freehand sketch into a hand-drawn video: a virtual pen redraws the material stroke by stroke, at a pace the author controls, and exports it as a finished video for shorts and reels, tutorials, slides or documentation.
Everything happens in the browser. Composing, playback and video encoding run locally, so the author's code, text and drawings are never uploaded, and there is nothing to install. Exports are available at 720p or 1080p, 24 or 30 frames per second, in vertical 9:16 or wide 16:9.
Todrawn deliberately does not use generative AI. Every stroke on screen comes from what the author actually wrote or drew, which is what makes the output usable as teaching material rather than as decoration.
Alongside Scribe, Todrawn provides collaborative whiteboards with real-time editing, shapes that true up as you draw, and images placed directly on the board. It is used by educators building short lessons, developers recording code walkthroughs, and small teams turning rough sketches into presentation-ready motion. The interface is available in English, Polish, German, French and Spanish.