Creator profiles
Short films about the people who make the web’s best interactive explainers: what they build, the subjects they keep coming back to, and the style that makes their work theirs.
Creator profile · 77 seconds
Creates interactive 3D explanations of science, technology, and everyday systems.
A camera lens you can take apart, a river you can fast-forward, IKEA manuals you can turn around and a city grown from one number: four of Ryan Sael’s pieces, the subjects he returns to, and the style that makes them his.
Profile and 25 works · sael.net ↗ · YouTube ↗
Made by ExplainerTools. The work in it is Ryan Sael’s, credited on screen.
The creators with the most work in our collection. Each profile credits the creator and links to every original.
Builds illustrated essays with hands-on models of physics, machinery, and geometry.
Explains game-development mathematics and algorithms through interactive diagrams.
Creates interactive engineering and space simulations through airsup lab.
Makes playful explanations of mathematics, human behavior, and complex systems.
Creates interactive explorables about collective behavior and complex systems.
Makes visual mathematics videos that turn abstract ideas into pictures, motion, and intuition.
Creates interactive essays about biology and other science topics.
Writes visual, interactive essays about software and computer science.
Probability and statistics visualizations by Daniel Kunin, Jingru Guo, Tyler Dae Devlin, and Daniel Xiang.
Research journal of interactive machine-learning articles.
Explained Visually: interactive explanations of math and statistics concepts.
Makes explainer animations where AI draws every frame in JavaScript.