Drawing videos for teachers and classrooms
Turn a how-to-draw sheet, a diagram or a story illustration into a video your class can follow, step by step. Chalkboard canvases included.
Children (and adults) learn a drawing faster when they watch it being built: first the guide shapes, then the details, then the colour. Strokeberry turns the pictures you already use in class into videos that do exactly that.
Three ways teachers use it
- How-to-draw lessons. Upload a step-by-step sheet. Tutorial mode finds the panels and turns them into one video that adds each step in turn, holding each stage so the class can catch up.
- Explaining a diagram. A water cycle, a plant cell or a map is easier to follow when it appears piece by piece.
- Story time. Draw the illustration for today’s story as the class settles down.
Made for the classroom
- Chalkboard canvases. Blackboard and greenboard draw in chalk.
- Works on a school laptop. It runs in the browser: nothing to install.
- Classroom screen or phone. 16:9 for the projector or YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts and Reels.
- Lessons up to 5 minutes with Pro or a video pack. Pro’s 200 videos a month covers a whole term.
What it costs
3 videos a month are free. Pro is $10 a month for 200 videos without a watermark. Or buy a pack once, from 5 videos for $5, and use them whenever you like.