Free TikTok BlueTok science explainer slideshow template

Explain Like I’m 5

A BlueTok science explainer for TikTok: one big question in five simple steps, each with a diagram built from shapes.

Platform
TikTok
Size
1080 × 1920 (9:16)
Slides
7
Price
Free

Opens in the editor: describe your topic and AI rewrites every slide in this design, or edit it yourself.

Explain Like I’m 5 TikTok BlueTok science explainer slideshow template, slide 1
Explain Like I’m 5 TikTok BlueTok science explainer slideshow template, slide 2
Explain Like I’m 5 TikTok BlueTok science explainer slideshow template, slide 3
Explain Like I’m 5 TikTok BlueTok science explainer slideshow template, slide 4

What’s on the slides

  1. Slide 1

    explain like i’m 5 🧠

    why is the sky blue?

    5 tiny steps. by the end you can explain it to a real 5-year-old.

  2. Slide 2

    step 1 of 5

    sunlight looks white, but it’s every colour of the rainbow mixed together

    a prism or a rainbow just un-mixes it.

  3. Slide 3

    step 2 of 5

    light travels in waves. blue has short, wiggly waves. red has long, lazy ones

    think of it like small steps vs. big strides.

  4. Slide 4

    step 3 of 5

    the air is full of tiny bits: nitrogen and oxygen molecules

    way too small to see. there are trillions in every breath.

  5. Slide 5

    step 4 of 5

    those tiny bits bounce short blue waves all over the sky. long red ones mostly slip past

    scientists call this scattering.

  6. Slide 6

    step 5 of 5

    so wherever you look up, blue light is coming at you from every direction

    bonus: at sunset light crosses more air, the blue gets bounced away, and reds are left.

  7. Slide 7

    in one sentence

    air scatters blue light more than red, so blue fills the sky

    what should i explain like you’re 5 next? comment it 👇

How to use this TikTok template

  1. Open it in the editor with “Use this template”. No install.
  2. Make it yours: type your topic and let AI rewrite every slide in this design with matching photos, or change the words, photos and colours yourself.
  3. Export at 1080 × 1920 (9:16), one image per slide, and post.