How are the Youtube Explainer Videos Made?

I want to create a few videos like this,


basically I have seen a bunch of people creating videos exactly using those same graphics/same style-everything...
Does anyone know a software/website which offers/does this? Or maybe a bit similar to that?

 

Hello. From what I know, there are software that generate these animated handwriting effect. I have not encountered a free one but I guess you can try trial versions. I have not tried it myself but a friend of mine told me last time that the learning curve is easy.

If you need more help, you can actually search for video tutorials in youtube. There are lots of them actually.

 

The best way to create an inviting visual online content is by use of whiteboard animation video. And to create amazing whiteboard animation videos, you’ll need a good whiteboard animation software.

However, there are some quality and affordable whiteboard animation software programs that enable you to create animated videos with ease. Review the best and affordable whiteboard animation software, ofcourse not free. I have been doing videos of similar kind of for the last 4 years, and have used only videoscribe and explaindio paid versions. I've never come across any free GOOD ones, most of them are waste of time; so after wasting my ample of time on freebies i opted for paid one.

videoscribe (avaliable for android/desktop)
Explaindio
vyond
Animatron
Easy Sketch Pro 3
GoAnimate

Marketers and trainers are all leveraging the power of animated videos to capture the attention of readers and articulately convey their message. The use of whiteboard animation videos has grown at a high rate such that it has become the popular marketing gimmick.

Enjoy!

 

videoscribe is the best option. You can try Easy Sketch Pro 3 too.

 

Easy sketch pro is probably the cheapest value but I feel like it requires some work to use. Videoscribe you have to pay monthly but like everyone else has said it's the best. I'm curiours about the easky sketch pro business pro edition because it comes with 12,000 free stock images. It could be worth it depending on what you get.

 

I use PowToon. They do have a free version, but it's very limited and displays their watermark on the bottom of the video. They're pretty affordable though - I use the Pro version for $20/month I believe, and they have a whiteboard explainer video option!

 

I just hire someone on a freelancing site to make sure.
It just saves me time.