Format
Whiteboard
A pen draws the quotes and icons onto the board, stroke by stroke.
Whiteboard across the eight document kinds
It suits 4 kinds; for the other 4, another format works better. The sentence on a row that does not suit is the note the panel shows on that document.
Concepts and processes — suits
a natural process, a science or economics text, why and how something happens.
Steps and rules — suits
ordered steps, a recipe, usage instructions, a workplace safety rule, a statute article saying who must do what.
Dates and order of events — suits
a history text, a calendar, transition periods.
Parts and structure — suits
the parts of a machine, building, tool or body and how they work together.
Numbers and data — does not suit
“This document explains numbers and data; Whiteboard works better on documents that explain how something works. You can still continue.”
Better for this kind:
Summary presentation
Places and layouts — does not suit
“This document explains places and layouts; Whiteboard works better on documents that explain how something works. You can still continue.”
Better for this kind:
Illustrated explainer
Contracts and legislation — does not suit
“This document is a text such as a contract or legislation; Whiteboard works better on documents that explain how something works. You can still continue.”
Better for this kind:
Document walk-through
Products and features — does not suit
“This document presents the features of a product; Whiteboard works better on documents that explain how something works. You can still continue.”
Better for this kind:
Showcase
Two rules hold in every format: every sentence on screen is a verbatim quote from your document, shown with its page and line; no video is produced until you approve the scene plan. See it in a video
Other formats
Does your document suit Whiteboard?
If you leave the format to Zıpır, it picks the one that suits your document. If you choose, no option is closed; if the document does not suit it, you see a short warning in the panel.
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