Feature

Timeline editor

The Voodle Studio 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.

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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?

The builder prepares a project for the editor. Open it to preview the result, make any changes, and start an export.

Bring your next idea to the whiteboard

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

Start drawing — free →