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eduvids is a free AI educational video generator for narrated, code-rendered math and science explanations. Create a landscape video or vertical Short from one prompt.
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ai generated educational videos with manim (free, no sign-up required)
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eduvids lets you create educational videos using just text prompts. • 🌐 Try it here (no sign-in required): https://eduvids.app • ▶️ Watch community creations: eduvids on YouTube • X: https://x.com/eduvidsai 1. Open eduvids. 2. Enter any topic you'd like explained as a video, or press Video and enter the same. (you can also generate vertical YouTube Shorts) 3. Wait while the servers render your video. (You can switch tabs, but don’t close it.) 4. Once ready, the video will appear on the page, and you’ll get a notification.Read the full README ↗
Every frame above is drawn by code. eduvids plans the lesson, writes the narration, writes Manim scenes for each beat, renders them in a sandbox, and times the voice to the picture. You get back a landscape video or a vertical Short, with a thumbnail.
Free, no sign-in needed. Works in other languages too.
You need Node (or Bun), the E2B CLI, and accounts for the services below.
git clone https://github.com/namanbnsl/eduvids
cd eduvids
bun install
Build the render sandbox once:
cd sandbox-templates/eduvids-render
npm install e2b
E2B_API_KEY=... npm run e2b:build:prod
Copy .env.example to .env and fill it in:
GOOGLE_GENERATIVE_AI_API_KEY_1 | Google AI Studio — writes the lesson and the code. _2, _3 are optional spares. |
E2B_API_KEY | E2B — renders the video |
CONVEX_DEPLOYMENT, NEXT_PUBLIC_CONVEX_URL | Convex — chats and videos |
QSTASH_* | Upstash — runs the render workflow |
KV_* | Upstash Redis — job state |
UPLOADTHING_* | UploadThing — stores finished videos |
NEXT_PUBLIC_CLERK_*, CLERK_* | Clerk — accounts |
Optional: DEEPGRAM_API_KEY or OPENROUTER_API_KEY for a better English voice (falls back to gTTS), PostHog for analytics, and the YouTube and X keys for auto-posting.
bun run dev
Open localhost:3000.
In Google Cloud Console, create an OAuth client of type Desktop app. That gives you GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID and GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET.
Put them into helper/get_google_refresh_token.mjs, then run it and approve access for your channel:
node helper/get_google_refresh_token.mjs
Copy the printed token into GOOGLE_REFRESH_TOKEN.
Set YOUTUBE_PRIVACY_STATUS to public, unlisted or private, and optionally YOUTUBE_PLAYLIST_ID.
Create an app in the X developer console and add its keys to .env.
The design notes live in docs/, each with before/after renders and the scripts to reproduce them:
Issues and pull requests are welcome. If a video came out wrong, open an issue with the prompt — that's the most useful bug report there is. See CONTRIBUTING.md for setup, tests and PR guidelines.