Visual direction · poster and product promotion
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Visual direction
Eight-shot visual plan
A poster and product promotion direction that explains one focused topic through eight connected visual beats.
Turn images into precise explainer videos
Upload product images, character references, diagrams, and other visual sources to generate explainer videos with narration, visual structure, and a clear sequence.
See how one image can anchor an explainer video
Reference-image video
Turn one reference image into an industrial visual story
Example source
Starship architecture reference
A single reference frame gives the industrial explanation a clear visual anchor before the story opens up the architecture.
Character reference
Let one character reference lead a short story
Example source
Fictional character portrait
One fictional portrait stays at the center of a short story, so the viewer can follow the character as the setting changes.
Who it’s for
Product and brand teams
You have a product image, key visual, or campaign reference and need a video that explains its value and context.
- Product marketers
- Brand designers
- Creative teams
Typical documents:Product imagesKey visualsCampaign referencesEducators and content creators
You want a portrait, illustration, or story frame to become a clear explanation with narration and supporting visuals.
- Educators
- Content creators
- Social teams
Typical documents:Character portraitsStory framesIllustrationsTechnical communicators
You have a diagram, cutaway, or labeled image and need to explain how its parts, relationships, or process work.
- Technical communicators
- Product designers
- Engineers
Typical documents:DiagramsCutawaysLabeled images
Prepare your documents
Start from a visual reference
Turn product images, character references, diagrams, or other visual sources into clear explainer videos with KPainter.
- Product photos and renders
- Character portraits
- Illustrations and story frames
- Technical diagrams and cutaways
- Brand or mood references
- Concept art and key visuals
Before you start
- Use the current, complete source version
- Mark the sections, steps, charts, or figures that deserve focus
- Identify the terms, numbers, warnings, or wording that must remain
A focused path
Use the image as the visual anchor for the explanation
- 1
Choose the image that carries the idea
Use a product image, portrait, diagram, or visual reference that shows the subject the viewer needs to understand.
- 2
Define what the image should explain
Name the audience, the question to answer, and the relationship, detail, or process that should become clear.
- 3
Build a clear visual sequence
Use narration, labels, diagrams, and supporting scenes to guide the viewer from the image to the key takeaway.
Useful next step
Use a resource or case that matches this task
Use an image, drawing, or diagram as the visual anchor for an explanation
Technical documentation and scripts
Technical Explainer Video Script Template
A copyable technical explainer script template for turning documentation, architecture, or a runbook into a clear visual path.
Use this resource Guides and templatesDocument-to-Video Source Preparation Guide
Prepare PDFs, Word files, URLs, images, and supporting data so an explainer video has the right source, audience, and visual evidence.
Use this resource Source-backed caseHow to turn a release architecture guide into a developer onboarding video
See how an architecture and release guide becomes a developer onboarding video that connects components, release flow, and contribution context.
Read case design Source-backed caseHow to turn a replacement manual into a clear homeowner video guide
See how a water-filter replacement manual becomes a reassuring homeowner video guide with parts, steps, and a final check.
Read case designWhat should the image do in the video?
Image to video can mean different jobs. Choose whether the image should carry an explanation, become a moving shot, or appear in a simple sequence.
- 01
Explain an image or diagram
Use when the viewer needs to understand parts, labels, relationships, evidence, or a process shown by the image.
KPainter uses the image as the source anchor, then adds narration, labels, diagrams, and supporting scenes around one clear question.
- 02
Animate a still image
Use when the main outcome is motion, camera movement, atmosphere, or a short visual shot.
Choose an image-to-video generation workflow when the image itself should move and a narrated explanation is not the primary goal.
- 03
Create a slideshow
Use when several images only need to appear in order with simple captions, timing, or music.
Use a slideshow or timeline editor for a direct sequence. Choose KPainter when those images need a new narration and explanatory structure.