Science, space & tech · 2D cartoon · 9:16 Shorts
Make illustrated what-if videos: one hypothetical per episode told with cartoon characters over painted places, with a voice and captions, planned in chat.
When it hits: ski resort outbreak9:16 vertical · 1:02
Choose a topic yourself or take one suggested from Radar.
The Agent plans the episode with you and waits for your yes before anything is made.
Script, pictures, voice and captions are made for you.
Preview the episode and ask for changes before you use it.
Download the file and post it yourself; publishing from the site comes with your YouTube connection.
A what-if channel takes one hypothetical per episode, such as a ski resort cut off by an outbreak, and plays it out step by step. Flat-vector cartoon characters move through painted places while a voice walks through what would happen next.
People who want a scenario or survival-story channel with characters, not a narrator over stills. It suits you if you like asking "what would really happen" and want each film planned and priced in chat first.
No. They are hypotheticals told as fiction and are never presented as something that happened.
Yes. Pick a theme such as survival or disasters and the Agent suggests the next scenario. Each film is planned, quoted and paid as its own film.
Videos in this niche start at 1,200 credits; the exact number depends on length and complexity and is shown before you confirm. Planning is free.
Episodes are downloadable and you upload them yourself. Publishing from the site arrives once your YouTube account is connected.