I'm Chun, the creator of StoryMotion!
6 months ago, I launched Inscribed.app, a tool based on Excalidraw for making step-by-step explanatory sketches (like slides) that I can easily embed to explain concepts on my blog.
As I later expanded into video, I found myself returning to Excalidraw, hacking things together to make animated diagrams and motion graphics. So I've decided to spin off a new project focused specifically on this called StoryMotion.
StoryMotion is perfect for explaining step-by-step processes that you can use in your presentations, social media posts, educational videos, or even technical documentation.
I've been using it myself to explain a lot of stuff, and I hope you will find it useful too. Any feedback is appreciated!
Great style. I once wanted to create an entire website in a similar design)
Congrats! It's amazing.
i'm curious, what's the best usage scenarios for users when you're designing the the product?
@chunrapeepat Congrats on the launch! The scene-based timeline with precise control over element appearance timing is a game-changer for educators and content creators. The way you've made animation accessible to anyone who can work with slides—combined with that beautiful hand-drawn style and stroke wiggle effects—really sets this apart. I can see this becoming essential for tutorial creators and technical educators who need to transform complex concepts into engaging visual stories. The "10 minutes to animation" promise is exactly what busy professionals need!
I have the same question as many here, could you reply? @chunrapeepat
Looks awesome! I tried it a bit, but it didn’t feel very intuitive to me at first. That said, I have almost no background in animation so I might not be your ideal user 🙂
Can you give us these elements packaged into something for react, vue.js? Something we can bring into AI app-builders? This would be killer.
This is a really cool concept plus I love the hand-drawn style combined with animation; it makes complex ideas feel approachable.
Can you control the timing and pacing of each step in the animation, or is it automated?
Congratulations @chunrapeepat
Looks super elegant- and seems perfect for classroom demos. Congrats on the launch!
