The classic elimination challenge
Fourteen of the most common names in your country. Most viewers are knocked out, the rest watch to the end and say so in the comments.
The most common first names in the United States
A column of first names, read out one at a time. Every name that lands knocks out everyone who has it -- and the list stays on screen the whole video, so the people still standing can see exactly how many names are left.
Three steps, and the preview updates as you type.
Type them, or give the AI a theme -- a country, a decade, a school -- and let it write fourteen names people actually have.
Every look this board has ever shipped is on the wall, with its background, its plate and its sound effects.
One click hands the whole thing over as a real timeline: record the voice-over, retime a beat, add a track. Nothing is redrawn.
Everything that makes people watch to the end is on by default.
Fourteen names fit on one phone screen because the list splits in two and the type is solved against a column, not against the frame.
The sentence under the list is yours, with the name being read dropped into it, landing exactly when the name does.
Nothing is on the board before it is read. The empty numbers underneath are what keep people watching for their own.
A clock that fills the beat before a name, a whoosh under it, a ding when it lands. All from the original engine.
Pick the voice and the pace on the page. Every block is then timed by what is actually said, not by a guess.
The board sizes its own type to fit, so the same fourteen names read on a phone, on YouTube and in a square post.
The name elimination video generator is a free online tool that makes "if I say your name, you are out" videos. A column of first names is read out one by one, each name lands on the board with a sound and a countdown, and the list stays on screen so everyone still standing waits for theirs. Type the names or let the AI write fourteen for a country, a decade or a theme.
Fourteen of the most common names in your country. Most viewers are knocked out, the rest watch to the end and say so in the comments.
The most common first names in the United States
Pick a decade and the board fills with the names everyone in one class seemed to have. It speaks straight to one age group.
The most popular baby names of the 90s
The sentence under the list is yours. Change "you are out" into a reward and the format becomes a giveaway people check every name of.
Plate: "If I say your name, you get 20% off"
Put your shortlist on the board and let family and followers watch names drop until the one you chose is left.
Our 14 baby name finalists, one by one
Type the names of the guests or the team and play it on the big screen. Everyone waits for their own name, which is the whole fun.
Everyone on the team at the summer party
Show what people are really called somewhere else. Viewers from that country check if they are on it, everyone else learns something.
The most common first names in Brazil
Fourteen is what the format was built around -- two columns of seven, which is what fits on a phone at a size people can read. You can go up to eighteen, or down to a single column under nine.
No. Give the AI a theme and it writes names people in that audience actually have, most common first -- which is what knocks people out early and keeps them watching.
Yes. The knockout line is a field you type, with a placeholder standing for the name being read, so it says whatever you want in whatever language you make the video in.
Yes. Pick the narrator on the page and every name is read out. Every block is then as long as what is actually said, so nothing is cut off mid-word.
A real timeline video in your account -- layers, blocks, audio tracks -- not a flat export. Open it in the editor and change anything before you render.
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