Adobe Illustrator to VideoScribe: How To Create Custom Whiteboard Images HD

Sign up for the DemoChimp webinar today! Registration ends 2/19/15: http://bit.ly/DemoChimpWebinar This tutorial will explain how to create a custom image for VideoScribe. You will need Adobe Illustrator or another vector graphics software that will allow you export to .svg Read more: http://blog.demochimp.com/use-adobe-illustrator-to-create-videoscribe-whiteboard-animation-videos 1 - Create a 480px by 480px canvas in Adobe Illustrator 2 - Drag the image you would like to convert to .svg for VideoScribe 3 - Create three layers in Illustrator labelled "White Stroke"; "Strokes"; "Solid colors" (from top to bottom) 4 - Trace your image with the pencil tool at 2pt stroke in your "Strokes" layer 5 - Create your solid colors with the pen tool in your "Solid colors" layer 6 - If you want VideoScribe to color-in the colors, create a scribble path in the "White Stroke" layer that covers the entire image and make it transparent. 7 - Remove the original image you traced 8 - "Save as..." .svg (scalable vector graphic) so VideoScribe will read it properly Watch the video for more details as we trace Nacho Libre. Visit http://demochimp.com to learn more about how we create intelligently automated product demos for our clients.