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Canva Speed Paint_ Convert Images to Hand Drawn Sketch Videos for Whiteboard_Explainer Videos
Jan 16, 2024
Dive into the world of creativity with Canva Speed Paint in this video, where the presenter demonstrates how to convert images into hand-drawn sketch videos ideal for whiteboard and explainer content. Follow along for a step-by-step guide, exploring the process of transforming static images into dynamic, engaging visual narratives. Whether you're a content creator, educator, or marketer, this video showcases the versatility of Canva Speed Paint for bringing your ideas to life through captivating hand-drawn sketch videos.
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Hey everyone and welcome to EdTechHustle. My name is Rich and have you ever wanted
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to create a hand-drawn video like this one that you're watching right now? I'm
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going to show you how to do this for free in Canva. Let's go ahead and take a
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look. So here we are inside Canva. I'm going to show you how to create this
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hand-drawn video. It's very easy. We're just going to navigate to the side where
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it says apps and we will do a search for speedpaint. Here is the icon. Let's go
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ahead and open it. You can see this is speedpaint from speedpainting.co. We
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are going to convert an image into a speed drawing video. Let's go ahead and
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open this app and the first thing that you can do is choose the file that you
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want to animate. We'll do this in a second. I do want to show you some other settings. You can see that you have options for overall smoothness, how many
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frames per second. Obviously the larger frame size will have it be more smooth
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and the smaller one will be less smooth. You can also set the duration. It goes
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anywhere from 5 to 20 seconds. There's also an option where at the end you can
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have the hand that draws your image to fill that with color and then a few
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other things on here. You can have the hand sketching in there if you'd like
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You also have a way to change the background color. So let's go ahead and
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get started. I'm just going to leave these default settings the way they are. Let me go ahead and choose my file. Okay so I am selecting this car right over
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here. I'm just going to leave everything the way it is. Scroll down and in just a
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few minutes Speedpainting is going to animate this image into a hand-drawn
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video. Okay so it looks like my video is done. Now you can see that it's right
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over here on my slide. It's also been uploaded to my library, my uploads
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library inside Canva. I'm just gonna make this a little bit bigger. Let's go ahead
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and take a look at this video. All right pretty cool. So that's your standard black and white sketch drawing
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Now let me try another one. This time I'm going to choose a different file and now
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I'm gonna play around with some of these settings. So I'm gonna switch this from five seconds. Let's go ahead and choose ten seconds. I do want to include the
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color. I'll just say five seconds for the color and I am going to choose this
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hand sketching effect. This time let's take a look to see how this video looks
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Okay here we go. This time as you can see Speedpaint uploaded the file to my media
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Let me go ahead and just extend this a little bit. You can see the hand of the
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artist that's going to be drawing this image. It is again 10 seconds long. Let's
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go ahead and take a look. There we go. So not too bad. You can see the original to the left and the hand
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painted or the hand drawn version to the right. So I think that's really
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interesting. Now let's do one more. Okay so this time I'm going to use this nice
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little golden retriever. I did bump the overall smoothness to 120 frames per
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second. I changed the duration to about five seconds. Kept the hand sketch. Let's
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go ahead and see how this one looks. Alright so it looks like we're good. Our
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image has been uploaded. I'm gonna make it just a little bit bigger. Let me go
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ahead and play. Let's see how it looks. Okay not too bad. I like it. I think that looks pretty cool. Now of course if you
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want to use this in a project, if it's in Canva, you can just copy and paste it
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If you want to use it in a presentation or if you just want to export the
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individual video file, we can select share. We're going to go to download. I'm
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going to choose MP4 video and from here we can just download this. If you
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have different clips like I had up here, I can choose to download these as
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separate files and then that will download a different file for each slide that I have. So I'm hoping that this video was helpful for you. Go ahead and
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give speed painting a try. It's a really cool effect inside Canva and it's free
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Thank you so much for watching this video. If you have any questions, leave them in the comment section below and if you like these videos, go ahead and subscribe
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