Whiteboard animation is entering a new phase in 2026. It’s no longer just about explaining ideas clearly, it’s about driving engagement, retention, and conversions across fast-moving platforms. As AI video tools evolve, short-form consumption surges, and algorithms increasingly reward deeper interaction, brands must reassess how whiteboard videos are created and deployed. For businesses in Canada and the United States, this shift creates a clear opportunity: combine the spee

Creating a compelling whiteboard video is an investment in storytelling, clarity, and brand communication. However, even the most beautifully crafted video will underperform if it is not distributed strategically.  In today’s content-saturated digital environment, where you publish your whiteboard video is just as important as how you create it. This guide explores the most effective and current distribution channels, YouTube, LinkedIn, email marketing, and landing pages, and

AI animation tools are everywhere right now. They’re fast, affordable, and increasingly accessible to anyone with a laptop and a prompt. For many businesses, that sounds appealing, and in some cases, it is. But as AI-generated animation becomes more common, an interesting shift is happening: hand-drawn animation is becoming more valuable, not less. At Hand on a Whiteboard, we often speak with clients who are weighing a simple question: Should we use AI animation, or invest in

Investing in a custom whiteboard animation is one of the smartest moves a business can make,  but most companies don’t actually know how to use a whiteboard video to maximize visibility, engagement, and conversions. They upload it to YouTube… Maybe embed it on their homepage… And then forget about it. But the truth is this: A whiteboard video becomes most powerful when it’s distributed strategically across multiple marketing channels. From your website to email marketing, fro