Explain an object by cutting it open
A glowing wireframe of the thing you are explaining, one scene per idea, narrated. Routers, engines, batteries — anything with an inside worth showing.
Describe your idea, or paste your full script here…
Ex: tell the odyssey of Ulysses, king of Ithaca — his cunning against the Cyclops, the song of the sirens and his long journey home to Penelope, in a captivating epic tone.
Language
Hologram colour
The neon tint applied to every scene.
Effort
Animation
From object to explainer
Name the object and the angle
What it is, and what about it you want understood.
Pick the colour and the rung
Six hologram colours, four quality rungs — each priced as you pick it.
Watch it get cut open
One wireframe scene per idea, narrated and captioned, ready to export.
Made with the hologram video tool
Why the hologram video tool
A cutaway, not a stock photo
Each scene is a wireframe render of the object itself: the casing goes transparent and the part you are talking about is the one that lights up.
One scene per idea
The narration is split into scenes and each gets its own hologram, so the picture moves on exactly when the explanation does.
Your colour, your rung
The hologram colour and the quality rung are both picked before generating, and each shows its credit cost while you choose.
Faceless by design
No presenter, no avatar, no stock footage. The object and the voice are the whole video, which is what makes the format repeatable across an entire catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
What is a hologram video?
What kind of subjects does it suit?
Do I write the narration?
Can I choose the colour?
Are the scenes animated?
How much does it cost?
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