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Explainer videos, storyboard first.

Describe the video in Claude or ChatGPT. Juno writes the storyboard, you change what you want, and it renders only when you approve: narrated, captioned and on brand, ready for your course.

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Video is the format people watch. It's also the one you put off.

A script, a storyboard, a voice, an edit, a round of changes, and by the time it ships, the screen it shows has changed.

Ask

Ask for the video where you already work

Tell Claude or ChatGPT the topic, who it's for and the one thing they should remember. Juno finds the course it belongs in, reads your source and writes the storyboard: a hook, the steps, a recap.

Asks before it assumes
Claudeclaude.ai/newJuno connected

Make a 60-second explainer on the new publish flow for our support team. The release note is in Confluence.

Claude

I'll storyboard it first and render nothing until you approve.

What's the one thing they should remember?

Publish lives in the editorDrafts need a reviewBoth
JunoJunoFound the course it belongs in: Editor basics
JunoJunoRead the release note
JunoJunoWrote the storyboard, 10 scenes

Storyboard ready, nothing rendered

JunoJunoReply to Claude…
Renders only after you approve
  • Built from your source material
  • Finds the course it belongs in
  • A hook, the steps, a recap

Storyboard

See every scene before anything renders

The storyboard opens right in the chat. Rewrite the narration, reorder the scenes, turn one scene into another, or point at a scene and tell the AI what to change. Nothing is generated until you press Generate.

Explainer video storyboard

10 scenes · about 70 s

  • Title1 / 10
    Juno AcademyShip a lesson in an afternoonAuthoring, end to end

    Everything you need to publish a lesson lives in one place. Let's walk it end to end.

  • Callout3 / 10
    Step 2 of 3Know your canvasThree things, one screen
    Block canvasLive previewPublish
    The editor gives you three things.

    Narration

    The editor gives you three things. A block canvas, a live preview, and the publish control.

    VisualYour photo · the editor screenshot
  • Diagram4 / 10
    How a unit travelsDraftReviewLive

    Every unit moves through the same three gates before a learner ever sees it.

  • Quiz9 / 10
    What comes before writing?AThe outlineBThe cover imageCThe quiz

    Quick check. What comes before writing?

+ Add scene
2 comments
  • scene 3 · callout "Know your canvas"Show the Publish button bigger.
  • scene 9 · quizMake the wrong answers less obvious.
Send to AI

Nothing has been generated yet. Review the scenes, then Generate.

Generate video
  • Ten scene types, from a title card to a quiz
  • Up to 24 scenes
  • Comment on a scene, the AI revises the board

On brand

Your colours, your voice, your logo

Pick one of nine visual styles, set your brand colours, and choose from 30 voices after hearing each one. Your logo closes the video with a line spoken over it, and a recurring character can appear in every footage scene.

Explainer video storyboard

10 scenes · about 70 s

LookMotionStatic16:99:161:1
Style
  • documentary
  • cinematic
  • paper
  • cartoon
  • animated
  • chrome
  • watercolour
  • clay
  • mono
Colours#0077FF#171614+ colour
Voice

Filter voices

Popular

  • AoedeBreezy
  • ZephyrBright
  • KoreFirm
  • LedaYouthful

30 voices

Brand
+LogoOn the end cardUpload
+CharacterFilmed into every footage sceneUpload

Closing line · Questions? Ask in #support-enablement.

  • Nine styles, from documentary to clay
  • 30 voices, each with a preview
  • Up to four brand colours
  • A logo end card and a closing line

Sound off

It teaches with the sound off

Every word of narration is captioned on screen as it's spoken, and a caption file comes with the video. Callouts sit on your real screenshots, with the markers placed for you. Render it for a laptop, a phone or a feed.

Step 2 of 3Know your canvasThree things, one screen
Block canvasLive previewPublish
The editor gives you three things.
16:9
Step 2 of 3Know your canvasThree things, one screen
Block canvasLive previewPublish
The editor gives you three things.
9:16
Step 2 of 3Know your canvasThree things, one screen
Block canvasLive previewPublish
The editor gives you three things.
1:1
  • Word-by-word captions on screen
  • A caption file with every video
  • Your real screens, marked up
  • 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1
  • Narrated in the language you write it in, right to left included

Into the course

Rendered, then put where it belongs

Press Generate and follow it stage by stage: directing, filming, narrating, rendering. It keeps going if you close the chat. Then the assistant places it in the course as a draft, and you publish and assign the course as you always do.

Explainer video storyboard

10 scenes · about 70 s

  • Directing
  • Filming
  • Narrating
  • Rendering
  • Delivering
Juno AcademyShip a lesson in an afternoonAuthoring, end to end
Video ready in 1:12Open ↗

Editor basics

Draft

Sections

  • Welcome to the editorText
  • The publish flow, in 70 secondsVideo
  • Check what you knowQuiz

Placed by the assistant · not published

  • Live progress, stage by stage
  • Keeps rendering if you close the chat
  • Placed in the course as a draft

Try it in your AI

Each prompt opens your AI with the ask written for you. Nothing goes live in Juno until you approve.

  • Make a 60-second explainer video

    Storyboard first: scenes, narration, on-screen text. It renders only after you approve it.

    Your AI asks you

    The topic and takeaway, the audience, source material, brand colors, any screenshots

    New to Juno? See it in a demo
    The prompt

    I want a 60-second explainer video in Juno Journey that teaches one idea clearly, even with the sound off. Use the Juno Journey connector for anything in Juno. If it isn’t connected, stop and tell me how to add it (https://docs.junojourney.com/mcp/overview). Before you build anything, ask me: 1. The topic and the one thing viewers should remember 2. The audience 3. Source material (upload it, tell me where it lives, or use a Juno course) 4. Our brand colors, and any real screenshots I want in it Ask these in one message, then wait for my answers. If the source lives outside Juno, check it’s connected in this chat; if not, I’ll upload it. Stick to the source: no made-up claims or numbers. Check Juno first for the course this video belongs in, or an existing video on the same topic. Then write a storyboard: scenes, narration, on-screen text, visuals. Show it to me and render nothing until I approve. After that, render it, add it to the course as a draft, and don’t publish until I say so.

  • Build this month's "What's new" digest + explainer video

    Everything you shipped this month in one short course, plus an explainer video on the biggest change.

    Your AI asks you

    The date range, where your updates live, who it's for, your brand colors

    New to Juno? See it in a demo
    The prompt

    I want this month’s “What’s new” digest in Juno Journey: one short course on what we shipped, plus a 60-second explainer video for the biggest change. Use the Juno Journey connector for anything in Juno. If it isn’t connected, stop and tell me how to add it (https://docs.junojourney.com/mcp/overview). Before you build anything, ask me: 1. The date range 2. Where our updates live (release notes, a changelog, or I paste them) 3. Who it’s for (customers, sellers, support, everyone) 4. Our brand colors Ask these in one message, then wait for my answers. Check that source is connected in this chat; if not, I’ll connect it or paste the updates. Never include a change I can’t trace to the source. Look in Juno first for courses that already cover these features, and update them instead of repeating. Then list the changes by product area and propose which one gets the video. Build the digest as a draft course with a short quiz. For the video, show me the storyboard and render only after I approve it, then add it to the draft course. Don’t publish, assign or notify anyone until I say so.

Every prompt

Questions people ask.

Is there an avatar or a presenter?

No. Juno makes designed explainer videos: scenes, on-screen text, narration and captions, with generated footage where it helps and an optional recurring character. There's no talking-head avatar.

How long can a video be?

Up to 24 scenes. For a how-to, Juno aims for five to eight scenes, and for a topic overview twelve to twenty, with about 35 to 50 words of narration per scene.

Which languages can it narrate?

The narration is spoken in the language you write it in, and the captions follow it, including right-to-left scripts such as Hebrew and Arabic.

Where does the video live?

In your Juno course. The assistant places it in a course section as a draft, and you publish and assign the course as usual. The video, a poster image and a caption file stay in your Juno workspace.

Can I use our own screenshots and music?

Yes. Upload screenshots in the storyboard and the callout markers are placed for you. Add your own music track and set it quiet, normal or loud.

Which assistants does it work in?

Claude shows the storyboard right in the chat. In an assistant that can't show it, you review the same scenes as a table, and nothing renders until you approve.