Feature

Timeline editor

The Voodle editor is a timeline of the scenes the wizard built. Move objects, retune delays, change the drawing hand, and keep scene duration tied to voice and strokes.

13 Sep 2026

The editor is a timeline of the doodle the wizard already made. You are not starting over. You are moving a character, fixing a delay, or cutting a scene that does not earn its seconds.

Open it from the project when the preview is almost right.

What you will see

  • A canvas (the board)
  • An object list per scene — characters, props, text, photos
  • Timing on each object: delay, animation time
  • A hand that inks using each object’s mask
  • Scene duration, which should stay at the later of voiceover and the last stroke

If those words are new, read how to make a whiteboard animation first.

Fixes worth making

  • Overlap — two faces sharing a nose. Nudge; do not stack.
  • Order — the narrator mentions the ticket before the ticket exists. Lower the delay.
  • Busy boards — delete props that are not in the line.
  • Text — short labels only. The voice should carry the sentence.
  • Hand — pick a hand that matches the tone; “no hand” is for a still, not for this genre.

You can replace a character the same way you did in casting.

What not to do

  • Do not set every scene to 15 seconds
  • Do not rotate every prop to 0° “for neatness” — a little angle reads as drawn
  • Do not add ten more objects after a clean wizard draft

Saving and export

Edits save with the project. When the timing feels like a person at a board, export an MP4.

If you have not built a project yet: getting started.

Questions people ask

What can I edit?

Scenes, objects, text, timing, the drawing hand, and what sits on top of what. The editor is the same canvas the wizard used — not a separate format.

Will edits survive export?

Yes. Export renders the project as it looks in the editor, including your timing.

Do I have to use the editor?

No. Plenty of first videos ship from the wizard preview. Open the editor when something is in the wrong place or the hand is late.

Your first doodle is five minutes away

Type a sentence. We cast it, script it, voice it, and draw it — then you export an MP4.

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