Artificial intelligence used to sound like something only engineers in big offices could understand. Today, a growing group of Pakistani creators is changing that, one short video at a time. They explain AI in simple Urdu, with everyday examples, phone screens, and real tools anyone can try. If you have ever wondered what ChatGPT actually does, how an AI image is made, or which AI tool is worth your time, these are the creators to follow. You can also see who is trending on TikTok right now with the Trending TikTokers tool on On4t, and spot the tech explainers climbing the charts.
Quick Look: The 10 Creators at a Glance
| Creator | What They Explain Best | Where to Watch |
|---|---|---|
| Ahmad Ali (RooshTech) | Everyday AI tools in simple language | TikTok |
| Nabeel Ahmad (Draqee4) | New AI tools and digital innovations | TikTok |
| Abdul Moiz | AI content creation and cinematic videos | TikTok |
| Irfan Malik | AI from basics to advanced, in Urdu | YouTube |
| Sir Zafar Iqbal | AI in light, friendly Urdu lessons | YouTube and Facebook |
| Faisal Shabbir | Free AI course, from zero to earning | YouTube |
| Ilm e Tech | How AI actually works, in Urdu | YouTube |
| Learn with Zainab | ChatGPT, Gemini and AI tools for learners | YouTube |
| Ammara Aftab | Data, machines and responsible AI | YouTube and podcasts |
| Bilal Munir (VideoWaliSarkar) | Tech and AI tools, tested honestly | YouTube and TikTok |
1. Ahmad Ali (RooshTech) — AI Made Simple for Everyone
Ahmad Ali, better known as RooshTech, is one of the creators TikTok itself has highlighted for making AI easier to understand in Pakistan. His style is warm and practical: instead of long lectures, he shows one tool, one feature, one useful trick at a time. He has explained AI-powered educational content for children, handy Canva features, ways to improve Zoom meetings, and how to make Apple devices work more smoothly together.
2. Nabeel Ahmad (Draqee4) — The Dracula of Tech
Known as the Dracula of Tech, Nabeel Ahmad is the creator to follow when you want to know what is new in AI. He regularly introduces viewers to fresh platforms, including experimental AI projects from Google, image-generation tools, video editing software, and design applications. But he does more than show a shiny new app. He explains what it does, how it works, and where it can actually be useful, so viewers understand the technology instead of feeling intimidated by it.
3. Abdul Moiz — AI for Creators Who Want to Build
Abdul Moiz speaks directly to creators. His videos show how AI can transform content creation, from producing cinematic AI trailers with tools like Kling AI and Leonardo AI to creating animated stories and spotting trending topics with AI. Rather than only showing the polished final result, he walks viewers through the process behind it, so aspiring creators understand how AI-generated content is actually made.
4. Irfan Malik — The Patient Teacher of AI in Urdu
Irfan Malik is one of the most respected AI teachers in Pakistan, and his work reaches far beyond short videos. He built a platform to teach AI to children and adults, and his Urdu playlists on YouTube take learners from computer science fundamentals all the way to advanced concepts, including generative AI.
5. Sir Zafar Iqbal — AI in Light, Friendly Urdu
Sir Zafar Iqbal teaches AI in Urdu in a light and accessible way, and his community grew fast the moment his program was announced. His teaching starts from computer science basics and builds gently toward generative AI, so even viewers with no technical background can follow along.
6. Faisal Shabbir — A Free AI Course, From Zero to Earning
Faisal Shabbir runs a free AI course in Urdu that starts with a simple question and builds into a full roadmap: prompting, writing and research, content creation, AI images, AI video and voice, faceless channels, editing, business automation, blogging, and finally earning through freelancing, local clients, and your own brand. There is no course to sell, no fee, and no registration.
7. Ilm e Tech — How AI Actually Works
Ilm e Tech answers the question most creators skip: how does AI actually work? In simple Pakistani Urdu, the channel explains how AI learns from data, how information is processed inside a computer, how neural networks work, and how tools like ChatGPT generate answers.
8. Learn with Zainab — AI Learning, Step by Step
Learn with Zainab runs an AI learning series in Urdu that walks viewers through the essentials: what AI is, how it works, and why learning it matters so much today. Her episodes cover ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Google Flow, and show how these tools can be used for learning, writing, ideas, and creative content.
9. Ammara Aftab — Pakistan’s First AI Caster
Ammara Aftab, Pakistan’s first AI caster and a national AI trainer, brings a different depth to AI education. As the founder of Pro AI Global, she explores how raw data is transformed into intelligence, the architecture behind today’s smartest models, and the ethical questions every AI practitioner should know. Her conversations with AI scientists decode the secret language of data and machines in a way that general audiences can follow. If you want to go beyond tools and understand the thinking behind AI, her work is essential viewing.
10. Bilal Munir (VideoWaliSarkar) — Tech, Tested Honestly
Bilal Munir, known as VideoWaliSarkar, is one of Pakistan’s best-known tech reviewers, and AI tools are now a regular part of his coverage. He tests phones, apps, and AI features in real conditions and explains them in straightforward Urdu, with a focus on what is actually useful and what is just hype. For viewers deciding whether a new AI feature is worth trying, his honest, hands-on style is a useful filter.
What These Creators Have in Common
First, they all teach in the language their audience thinks in. Simple Urdu, everyday examples, and zero jargon turn a scary topic into a friendly one. Second, they show, not just tell. A screen recording, a live demo, or a before-and-after example beats a definition every time. Third, they stay practical. Every video answers the same quiet question: what can I do with this today?
If you want to learn AI in Urdu, start with one creator from this list and watch a few of their videos this week. Pick the one that matches your goal: a student can start with Irfan Malik or Learn with Zainab, a creator can start with Abdul Moiz or Faisal Shabbir, and a curious beginner can start with RooshTech or Ilm e Tech. And when you want to see which tech explainers are trending on TikTok right now, check the Trending TikTokers tool on On4t to discover who is rising this week.
FAQs
Who is the best Pakistani creator explaining AI in simple Urdu?
It depends on your goal. For everyday AI tools, start with RooshTech. For deep learning from the basics, Irfan Malik and Sir Zafar Iqbal are the most thorough. For a free course that leads to earning, Faisal Shabbir’s series is the most complete.
Can I learn AI for free in Urdu?
Yes. Several creators on this list teach AI entirely for free on YouTube and TikTok, including full courses, step-by-step series, and tool tutorials in Urdu. You only need a phone and a regular internet connection to begin.
Do I need a computer science degree to understand AI?
No. These creators explain AI without assuming any technical background. They start from simple ideas, use everyday examples, and build up slowly, so students, parents, and complete beginners can all follow along.
Which AI tools should a beginner try first?
Start with a well-known chatbot for writing and questions, an image generator for creative fun, and one video or voice tool if you make content. Learn one tool properly before adding another, and always check the results instead of trusting them blindly.
Are AI videos on TikTok reliable for learning?
Short videos are great for discovery and first steps, but they are only a starting point. For real understanding, follow up with longer lessons from teachers like Irfan Malik or Ilm e Tech, and verify important facts from reliable sources.
How can creators use AI without losing their own style?
Use AI as a helper, not a replacement. Let it draft ideas, suggest hooks, or speed up editing, but keep your own voice, stories, and opinions at the center. Audiences follow people, not tools, and your personal touch is what makes content memorable.
AI is no longer a faraway topic. Thanks to these ten Pakistani creators, it is now explained in simple Urdu, on the phone in your hand, in videos you can watch tonight. Pick one creator, watch one video, and try one tool. That is how learning starts. On4t is not affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok.