3D Paper Cut Explainer｜in One Picture
Paste a script or type one line — get a warm layered-paper explainer. One-liners work, labels stay short and correct.
3D paper cut explainer: turn any topic into a warm layered-paper illustration. Process, comparison, overview layouts, clean short labels. Try it free.
Features
- 3 Layouts, Covered——Step-by-step, side-by-side, all-in-one: tutorials, comparisons and roundups each land in the structure that fits.
- Layered Paper Texture——Dimensional layers, cream base, soft shadows, grain and deckled edges — never flat vector, never watercolor drift.
- Labels Spelled Right——Copy first, picture second: short labels checked character by character. A typo never ships — it gets redrawn.
- 3 Sizes, Ready to Post——Landscape 16:9 for slides and articles, portrait 3:4 for mobile feeds, square 1:1 for covers. One idea, everywhere.
How it works
- Say What It's About One topic line, or paste your script or article. Product or people photos can come along too.
- Pick Layout & Size Process, comparison or roundup — then landscape, portrait or square, depending on where it goes.
- Take It & Post It Title plus sections in one pass, every label quality-checked. Ask for different words or colors anytime.
FAQ
- Can I start with just one sentence?
- Yes — a single topic line gives you a whole picture. Case 3, the eight planets, came from one bare sentence: you name the topic, the agent structures it, writes short labels and lays out the page. A script makes it more precise.
- Can my article become a picture?
- Yes. Paste your script or article into the script box and the agent distills it into a title plus at most five sections, one line each. Over 3,000 words, it condenses first instead of copying everything.
- Is there a video version?
- Version one ships a static board only: one high-resolution explainer illustration. You can take multi-panel boards into an edit for video; a built-in video version is on the roadmap.
- Will Chinese text come out wrong?
- This is the make-or-break line, so it gets its own check: labels capped at 8 words, titles at 12, copy written before the picture is drawn, then every character re-read at full size. A typo gets redrawn, never delivered. All 9 pictures on this page passed that way.
- How is this different from Vox style?
- Same roots, different output: Vox makes videos, this tool makes a static illustrated card. The style is shared — layered paper, soft shadows, cream base — handmade to look at, effortless to read, ready to post.
- Can I use it in slides or social posts?
- That is exactly what it is born for: landscape 16:9 for slides and articles, portrait 3:4 for mobile feeds, square 1:1 for covers. Pick all three sizes in one go.
- Does it cost? Any watermark?
- One illustration costs about 30 credits, and the finished file is watermark-free. For commercial-use terms, please follow the checkout page notes.
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