whiteboard-stream-animation

whiteboard-stream-animation is an Agent Skill published by GitHub user geeklee for hand-drawn whiteboard animation. The README says it renders an illustration as continuous strokes that fill in with color and then hold on the finished picture, exported as an H.264 MP4. You can give it ready-made images (PNG, JPG, BMP, TIFF and more), or an article, script or storyboard. In that case the AI assistant you use reads the text, proposes an illustration plan, and after you confirm, generates 16:9 line drawings scene by scene. Several images can be merged into one video. The project does not name a model or image service. The same author's SRT Whiteboard Animation is already listed on this site. It works from subtitle timing and combines this project's continuous strokes with the mask reveal of whiteboard-mask-animation. This one handles how a single picture gets drawn.

Who it's for:Content creators who have an illustration or an article and want a hand-drawn explainer animation.

Before you start: The repository includes a SKILL.md and metadata for Codex; the README does not say whether other assistants are supported. You need Python 3.8 or newer. The README has you run the repository's setup script, which creates a .venv and installs OpenCV, NumPy and PyAV, downloading them over the internet. FFmpeg is optional. Full operating system support is not stated. The project does not say whether a paid API or key is needed, or whether anything is uploaded when illustrations are generated. The actual image service and its cost depend on the assistant you use. The code is under the MIT license, so commercial use is allowed if you keep the license notice. Example images and anything you feed in carry their own rights.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.