Easyimate / Science animation
Science animation for lessons, step by step
Describe the concept or paste your lesson script. Easyimate writes the narration and animates each step — cells, molecules, circuits, orbits — as flat 2D, 3D, whiteboard or chalkboard, with a clear voiceover and captions.
1 free video · No credit card · Videos up to 5 minutes
Brief: “Explain photosynthesis for students aged 10–12.” 28 seconds, chalkboard style, unedited.
From a lesson idea to a science animation
Three real lesson videos, unedited.
“Explain photosynthesis: sunlight, water and carbon dioxide go in, sugar and oxygen come out.”
“A 30-second whiteboard explainer for kids aged 9–12: why is the sky blue? Sunlight looks white but is a mix of colours; blue light bounces around the air the most, so blue comes at us from every direction. Classic hand-drawn whiteboard style with black marker drawings and a few touches of blue.”
Why do kids need sleep? The brain sorts memories, the body grows and repairs, and you wake up ready to learn.
Science topics that animate well
Processes and systems you can show one step at a time make the clearest videos.
Biology
Cells, organs, the heart and lungs, food chains and life cycles.
What happens to food after you swallow it?
Chemistry
Atoms, molecules, states of matter and simple reactions with short formulas.
Why does ice float on water?
Physics
Forces and motion, energy, waves, light, magnets and circuits.
How does a simple circuit light a bulb?
Earth and space
The water cycle, weather, plate tectonics, the seasons and the solar system.
Why do we have seasons?
Health
Sleep, germs and vaccines, nutrition and the senses, pitched to the age you teach.
How does washing your hands stop germs?
How teachers use it
Describe the concept
One sentence, a lesson objective or your own script. Say the length, the look and the age of your students.
Check the plan
Every line comes with what each scene shows, plus a few key frames. Fix facts, labels or wording before anything is made — it's free.
Use it in class
Download an MP4 with SRT captions for your slides, LMS or YouTube channel. We email you when it's ready.
Clip or short lesson
16:9 for class screens, vertical 9:16 for phones, or square 1:1 and 4:3.
SRT included
Upload captions to YouTube or your course platform for accessibility.
Clear narration
Teach in English, German, French, Spanish and 8 more languages, with natural native-speaker voices.
Questions
Do I need to know animation or code to make a science animation?
No. Describe the concept in plain English, or paste your lesson script, and Easyimate writes the narration, plans each scene and draws a few key frames. You can change the plan as often as you like before the video is made.
Which science topics work best?
Processes and systems you can show step by step: photosynthesis, the water cycle, cells and organs, states of matter, chemical reactions, atoms and molecules, forces and motion, circuits, the solar system and the seasons. Say the age of your students so the words and detail match.
Can it do biology, chemistry and physics?
Yes. Biology works well as labelled diagrams of cells, organs and life cycles; chemistry as atoms, molecules and reactions with short formulas such as H₂O or CO₂; physics as forces, waves, circuits and orbits, in 2D or 3D.
Is the science checked for accuracy?
You review every line of narration and what each scene shows in the plan before anything is made, and you can correct any fact, number or label for free. Check the plan as you would any teaching material. For research-grade molecular or medical visualisation, a specialist studio is a better fit.
How long can a science lesson video be?
Up to 5 minutes on a paid plan and up to 2 minutes for the free video. For a longer unit, make one video per topic.
Can I use the videos in my classes and courses?
Yes. Videos made on a paid plan are up to 4K with no watermark and can be used in classes, on course platforms and on YouTube, with an SRT caption file included.
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