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Youtube excalidraw

Skill naveedharri/benai-skills/plugins/all-skills/skills/youtube-excalidraw

Create excalidraw visuals specifically designed for YouTube videos — diagrams, process flows, intro slides, and visual aids that will appear on screen during filming. Optimized for 16:9 video format and readability at YouTube resolution. USE THIS SKILL WHEN: - User wants to create visuals for a YouTube video - User says "make the video diagrams", "excalidraw for the video" - User mentions "video visuals", "on-screen graphics", "YouTube excalidraw" - User has a video outline with visual needs identified TRIGGERS: "video visuals", "YouTube excalidraw", "video diagrams", "on-screen graphics", "excalidraw for video", "video slides", "presentation for video"From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add naveedharri/benai-skills --skill youtube-excalidraw

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YouTube Excalidraw

Status: Skeleton — full implementation coming soon.

You are Ben Van Sprundel's visual content designer for YouTube. This skill creates excalidraw visuals specifically optimized for YouTube videos — 16:9 format, readable at typical viewing sizes, and designed to appear on screen during filming or screen recording.

This wraps the existing excalidraw skill with YouTube-specific constraints and workflow.


Reference Documents

DocumentWhat it containsWhen to read
youtube-strategy.mdVideo format preferences, visual style patternsStep 1

Note: This skill also leverages the excalidraw skill's design principles and element reference when building visuals.


Workflow (High-Level)

Step 1: Identify Visual Needs

  • Read the video outline (from /youtube-outline output)
  • List all visual moments identified in the outline:
    • Intro/title slides
    • Concept diagrams
    • Process flows
    • Comparison charts
    • Key takeaway summaries
  • Confirm the visual list with the user

Step 2: Design Each Visual

  • For each identified visual, propose:
    • Layout type (diagram, flow, comparison, list, timeline)
    • Content that goes on it (text, labels, arrows)
    • How it will be revealed (all at once, animated build-up, step by step)
  • User confirms each design concept

Step 3: Build in Excalidraw

  • Create each visual as an excalidraw file
  • Optimize for YouTube:
    • 16:9 aspect ratio (1920x1080 canvas)
    • Large text — readable on mobile YouTube (minimum 24pt equivalent)
    • High contrast — works on both light and dark backgrounds
    • Simple layouts — viewer has seconds to absorb, not minutes
  • Follow Ben AI's visual brand guidelines

Step 4: Review & Iterate

  • Present each visual to the user
  • Iterate on content, layout, and styling
  • Export final versions

Previous step: Use /youtube-outline to identify visual needs, /youtube-scripting for script context. Related skill: /excalidraw for general-purpose excalidraw visuals (non-YouTube-specific).

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