Long-form style · 16:9 or 9:16

One question, solved on the board step by step

A question worked through in coloured handwriting on a black board, one step at a time, the way a teacher does it. Type the question out in full, or upload a photograph of it, and the video solves it aloud while the working appears on the board.

Shape
16:9 or 9:16
Length
one question, solved start to finish
Languages
16 languages
A sample made in the studio. A question solved step by step.

How this style works

  • The question is read and worked out, and each step is written on the board as it is explained.
  • Colours keep the steps apart, as a teacher's chalk does.
  • A narrator talks through the reasoning in the language you choose.

What you give it

  • The question, typed out in full
  • Or a photograph of the question

Best for

  • Maths
  • Exam preparation
  • Homework help
  • Tutoring channels

It solves one question. For a general topic taught with drawings, use Blackboard or Whiteboard Animation. Blackboard Animation

From a line of text to a Chalkboard Lesson video

  1. 1

    Choose a style

    Pick how the video should look: a hand-drawn whiteboard, a real-footage documentary, an AI presenter, a vertical short. Every style shows a sample before you choose it.

  2. 2

    Say what it is about

    One line is enough - the script is written for you. Or paste your own script, upload your own voice recording, or bring your own footage or links, depending on the style.

  3. 3

    Check the script and the credits

    Read the script, change any line, pick the language and the narrator. You see exactly what the video takes before anything is made.

  4. 4

    Get your video

    VidGenius narrates, draws or finds every picture, adds captions and edits the video. Swap anything you do not like, render, and download a 1080p MP4.

Chalkboard Lesson: questions

Can it solve a question from a photo?

Yes. Upload a clear photograph of the question and it is read from the picture.

Is it for whole topics?

No - it is for one question at a time. A general topic is better as a Blackboard or Whiteboard video.

How long does it take to make?

Minutes for most videos. A two-minute video is ready in about five minutes; longer videos, and formats that search for real footage, take longer.

What do I download?

A 1080p MP4, ready to upload. Download it to keep it: the studio holds a finished video for a few days, depending on your plan.

Make a Chalkboard Lesson video

Create a free account and look around the studio. You choose a plan when you make your first video.