Create your first whiteboard video

You create a Voodle video by starting a project, giving it a sentence (or a PDF), and letting the wizard draft scenes, cast, and voiceover. Then you preview, tweak, and export an MP4. The free plan is enough to learn the loop.

Sign up

Go to voodle.studio/signup. No credit card. You land on the dashboard of projects.

Create a project

From the dashboard, start a new video. The builder is the AI wizard — the same five beats as the homepage:

1. Describe the idea or upload a PDF
2. Review the cast
3. Review scenes and script
4. Pick / hear voiceover
5. Draw, then export

A one-sentence brief is enough. “Explain why sourdough needs a starter, for home bakers who keep killing yeast” will beat “make a baking video.”

More on the generator: AI wizard. More on writing that sentence: text to whiteboard video.

What you should touch on the first run

• Title — name the project something you will recognize next week
• Cast — swap anyone who does not belong in this story
• One narration line that sounds like an ad — rewrite it
• Play the preview once without clicking around

Do not redesign every scene before you have heard the whole thing. The wizard’s job is a first cut.

Edit, then export

Open the editor if a prop is in the wrong place or a scene is too long. Duration should follow the voice and the last stroke, not a round number.

When it feels like a person at a board, render an MP4. Renders spend credits; sitting in the editor does not.

If something looks empty or wrong

• No characters: the topic was too abstract. Name a person and an object in the brief.
• Voice does not match the picture: the line is about a different beat than the objects. Rewrite the line or delete the extra prop.
• It feels like a slideshow: objects are appearing together. Stagger them in the editor.

Next

• AI wizard
• PDF import
• How to make a whiteboard animation