Give your words a drawing hand.
Voodle turns a written idea into a draft whiteboard video with scenes, artwork, and narration. Start with a short prompt or paste your script, review the generated story, and make it yours in the editor.
Start with an idea like this
Explain how rainwater harvesting works to a first-time homeowner. Show a roof collecting rain, a filter removing leaves, and a storage tank supplying garden water. Keep the language simple.
Scene 1
Rain lands on a roof
Scene 2
A filter catches leaves
Scene 3
Stored water feeds a garden
Start with the audience and the point
Name who the video is for and what they should understand by the end. A prompt gives the AI room to draft; a pasted script supplies more of the wording. Review the resulting script if exact phrases, product names, or claims matter.
Review the story before generating
Read each scene as one visual idea. Check the narration, choose the voice, and review the characters and props. A concrete action such as “water passes through a filter” gives a clearer scene than an abstract request to “show sustainability.”
Edit the project, then export
Open the generated project to adjust text, artwork, scene order, and timing. Preview the drawing with narration. Export a shareable MP4 when it is ready; your saved project remains available for later revisions.
Questions before you start
Can I paste a complete script?
Yes. Use your script as the builder input, then review how it is divided into scenes and narration. Check the generated wording before recording or exporting.
Does text-to-video include voiceover?
Voodle can generate narration for the scenes. Review the voice and wording in the builder; generation and export consume credits.
Is the first draft ready to publish?
Preview and review it first. Correct factual claims, pronunciation, artwork, and timing for your audience before exporting.