How to Create a Doodle Video with DoodleVideos.io

DoodleVideos.io is a cloud-based doodle video tool that lets you build whiteboard-style videos and presentations from a template, a drag-and-drop editor, and a built-in asset library. The basic flow is: pick a canvas and template, assemble scenes with drag-and-drop assets, add text-to-speech, translation, and music, then export in Full HD 1080p. You need a license to use it — the site lists a lifetime license at $49 with commercial rights included — and it runs in the cloud, so there is nothing to install beyond a browser.

What you can make with it

The tool is built for animated doodle and whiteboard videos, including:

• Marketing and explainer videos
• Presentations
• Color or black-and-white doodle animations
• Client work, since commercial rights are included with the license

The site also states a photo-to-sketch converter, so you can turn images into sketch-style assets for your scenes.

Step-by-step: creating a doodle video

Step 1 — Choose your canvas and template

Select a canvas type: whiteboard, blackboard, glassboard, or a custom background. Then pick a ready-made template from the 300+ available. Starting from a template is the fastest route if you want a finished structure rather than a blank canvas.

Step 2 — Assemble scenes in the drag-and-drop editor

Use the drag-and-drop doodle video editor to place assets and build out your scenes. The asset library is described as containing millions of doodle assets, so you can pull in characters, objects, and backgrounds without sourcing them elsewhere.

Step 3 — Add voiceover, translation, and music

• Text-to-speech: available in 160 voices, so you can generate narration without recording your own audio.
• Translation: 1-click translation into 60 languages, useful if you need the same video in multiple languages.
• Music: a royalty-free music library is included for background tracks.

Step 4 — Export

Export the finished video in Full HD 1080p. The site also states you can create unlimited doodle videos under the license.

What's included at a glance

Common things to check before you start

• License required: the site lists a paid lifetime license, so plan for the $49 purchase rather than assuming a free tier.
• Cloud-based: since it runs in the cloud, your work depends on a browser session rather than a local install.
• Language coverage: translation covers 60 languages and text-to-speech covers 160 voices — confirm your target language and voice are within those ranges before building a multi-language set.
• Commercial use: commercial rights are stated as included, which matters if you plan to sell doodle videos to clients.

Who this fits

If you want whiteboard or doodle-style videos without filming or heavy editing software, and you're working across multiple languages or need client-ready output, this workflow covers the full path from template to 1080p export. If you only need a one-off video and don't need translation, voiceover variety, or commercial rights, weigh whether the lifetime license matches how often you'll actually use it.