An animated explainer video is 60–180 seconds of motion design that makes one product idea land — what it is, why it matters, how it works. It beats live action when the product is software: the UI is the star, and animation can show state, flow, and cause-and-effect that a camera can’t.
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The method, in one line: concept → visuals → narration → audio. The picture leads; the words follow. Scripts written first and illustrated later are why most explainers feel like a slideshow with a voiceover.