VideoKrtoon creates 2D animation for product explanations, marketing campaigns, training and branded stories. Start with the audience and message; we help translate them into a script, storyboard, visual direction and animation.
For a focused product or service explanation, explore our 2D explainer video production service. For a broader campaign or character-led story, send the brief through our 2D animation quote form.
The proposal should make the production scope clear: duration, design complexity, narration, review rounds and final versions. Compare our current animation packages as a starting point, then request a quote for your specific requirements.
A clear scope makes it easier to compare proposals and keep production moving. Use these points to prepare your project:
Audience and outcome: identify who will watch, what they need to understand and the next action. A training module and a short campaign ad need different structures.
Visual complexity: list characters, environments, diagrams and any detailed product interactions. Include references that show the movement and level of detail you expect.
Assets and usage: tell us which brand assets you can supply. Ask for the agreed usage, licensing and source-file deliverables to be documented in the proposal.
Reviews and approvals: choose one person to consolidate feedback and agree on review rounds for the script, storyboard and animation.
Versions and deadline: specify aspect ratios, languages, captions and cutdowns. Include the launch date and allow time for feedback between production stages.
If you are still shaping the idea, our 2D explainer video planning guide helps you organize the message before requesting production.
Review our animation portfolio and include relevant examples in your brief.
A useful proposal gives you a shared reference for the creative work and delivery. Check these three areas before production starts:
Confirm the final video length, output formats, licensed assets, usage terms and whether editable source files are part of the agreed delivery.
Confirm which stages are included: script, storyboard, illustration, character animation, narration and sound. Use a portfolio reference to make the expected style concrete.
Record the review rounds and approval dates. Quote additional languages, aspect ratios or shorter versions explicitly, especially when they require new layouts or animation.
Compare our 2D animation packages and current prices. Duration matters, but detailed character movement, multiple scenes, language versions and delivery requirements also affect the quote.
For budgeting an explainer, read the explainer video cost guide. Its examples provide planning context; your selected package or written quote defines the actual price and scope.
Compare the visual approach with the message, audience and channels in your brief.
Watch our 2D animation and explainer examples, then share the references closest to your goal.
Send your audience, main message, desired duration, deadline and visual references. Add the script if it is ready, plus the channels and languages you need. We can then discuss the scope and next production steps.
Request a 2D animation quote, or visit our 2D explainer video service if your project focuses on explaining a product or service.
Projects can include product explainers, marketing videos, training, branded stories and character animation. Share your intended use and visual references so the production scope fits the project.
Yes. Our dedicated 2D explainer video service focuses on explaining a product, service or process through a script, storyboard and animated scenes.
Compare the current packages on our pricing page. The final quote depends on duration, design and movement complexity, narration, versions and the delivery requirements.
The agreed scope can cover script, storyboard, illustration, animation, voiceover and sound. Check the written proposal for exact deliverables, review rounds and output formats.
Check the selected package and share your deadline. We confirm the schedule around the project scope, production availability and the time needed for your approvals.
Yes. Include your draft script, brand guidelines, logo and references in the brief. These help us assess the scope and establish the visual direction.
Confirm the review rounds and source-file delivery in your quote. Additional versions or changes after an approved production stage may require a revised scope.
Send your audience, main message, approximate duration, deadline, visual references and intended platforms. Include any script, narration language and version requirements.
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