You know the style. Sketchy little drawings show up stroke by stroke while someone talks you through it. That's a doodle video, and our free AI doodle video maker builds one from a single sentence, with the doodles, voice, captions and music all in. You won't need a drawing tablet. No digging through a stock library either.
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Doodle video, whiteboard animation, video scribing
Folks swap these names around constantly. Can't blame them, because it's close to the same thing. Say whiteboard animation, or video scribing, and most people picture line drawings on white with a visible hand doing the sketching. Doodle video is the looser term. Same scribbly vibe, often with a bit of color thrown in.
We call it the Whiteboard look. First you see a doodle's outline. Then color floods in, and titles get scrawled out like someone's writing them live. Want bold, fully colored scenes rather than sketches? Switch to Color Board, it's one tap.
The doodles follow the voice
The narrator says "heart" and a heart gets drawn right then. So your eyes and your ears are getting the same idea at the same moment. That's a big part of why this style is so easy to follow.
Three steps, no drawing skills
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Write the idea in one line
"How do octopuses change color?" Yep, that alone does it. Got notes or a whole script lying around? Throw those in instead.
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Choose Whiteboard and a shape
Go Landscape for YouTube or slides. Portrait is the one for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
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Download your doodle video
The MP4 comes with captions already in it. You also get an SRT file and a thumbnail.
Doodle ideas that work well
Doodle video questions
Pretty much. Hand draws stuff, voice talks over it, same deal. People say "doodle" when the look is looser and sketchier, and that's exactly what our Whiteboard style does.
They do by default. In Whiteboard, each outline gets colored in right after it's drawn. Rather have each scene soaked in color from the start? That's Color Board.
Over 70, so odds are yours is in there. Type your topic in it, or just mention which language you're after.
There are free videos every day, each one up to 60 seconds. If you want longer, you pay per video. There's no subscription.