Doodly Reviews

I picked up doodly when it was on a deal, and looking back, I’d say it was worth it. I mostly wanted something that could help me make simple explainer videos without having to hire someone, and it did the job well. I remember a few parts taking some time to figure out at first, but once I got used to it, it was useful for smaller projects. For the price I paid, I really can’t complain.

I’ve been using Doodly for a few videos now, the animation quality is solid. It looks clean, it runs smooth, and it doesn’t have that cheap feel I’ve seen with a few other tools I’ve tried.

I actually enjoyed putting the video together, and the preview looked totally fine while I was editing. But once I exported it, the final MP4 came out noticeably blurrier than expected, and a few of the lines had this shaky look that made the whole thing feel less polished.
Rendering also took way longer than I thought it would, and one export failed right near the end, which was frustrating. When I tried to get help, the response kind of made me feel like I was being talked down to instead of helped. For the price, I was hoping for cleaner output and a smoother experience overall. It technically works, but it’s not really good enough for the projects I need it for

From what I remember when I signed up, there were definitely more upgrade offers than I expected, and that part felt a little pushy. But looking back after using Doodly for a while, it’s worked well for what I needed, so overall I’m still happy with it.

I really like how many templates there are to choose from. It makes putting together my doodle videos a lot quicker, and I don’t get stuck staring at a blank screen as much. I do wish a few of the templates felt a little more unique, since some can start to look similar after a while. But overall, having so many options saves me time and makes the whole process way easier

I thought Doodly would be easy to use, but i had a harder time with it than I expected. It wasn’t super intuitive for me, and I got frustrated trying to figure things out.

I signed up for Doodly kind of on impulse just to see what it was like, and it was fine to play around with. But when I decided it wasn’t really for me, canceling ended up being more annoying than I expected. The refund details weren’t very clear, so I had to reach out to support to figure it out. They did get it sorted eventually, but the whole thing left a frustrating impression

I really liked using this, there’s a bunch of useful drawings and I found what I needed fast. Made things alot easier for me.

I’ve been using Doodly for a few videos now, my favorite part is how much I can customize the characters and props. I usually just trust my instinct while building a scene, switching poses, adding my own images, and tweaking things until they fit the story. It’s easy to figure out, even if a few small things take a little trial and error. Overall, I’m really happy with it.

I had a question about billing after I signed up, and support got it sorted out quickly. The subscription page was easy enough to follow, and there have not been any weird charges so far. I am happy with it.

A friend recommended this app to me, so I really wanted to like it, but it keeps freezing whenever I try to export. It feels unstable right now and makes it hard to actually get anything finished

I tried doodly for a couple of explainer videos, and the voiceover stuff was easier than I expected. I just added my audio, lined it up with the scenes, and it didnt take much time at all. The sound came through clear enough, and I could adjust the timing without getting lost. Im happy with how it turned out overall.

Doodly looks decent enough, but the platform support is a pain. I use a Chromebook at home, and of course this picky little tool wouldn’t run properly on it, so I had to borrow my wife’s Windows laptop just to use the thing. For something you’re paying for, that feels ridiculous and way too limiting

I had a small issue with my account and didn’t expect much, but support got back to me way faster than I thought they would. They explained everything in a simple way and had it fixed the same day. I’m still a little surprised, but I’m happy with how they handled it.

I was lost at first, but a Doodly tutorials helped me a lot. The training videos are short and easy to follow, so I managed to finish my first video without getting stuck for the hours. Really happy with how it turned out.

So... there are a ton of features to play with, but it’s still easy enough to figure out. I like that I can tweak things and make it work for just about whatever I need.

I was surprised at how quickly I got my video done using this. It saved me a ton of time, and I already told a friend to check it out too

Doodly is okay overall, but like I said, it took me longer to learn than I expected. Some parts are simple enough, but a few tools had me clicking around for a while trying to figure out what I was doing. I ended up watching a couple videos before I could make anything that looked halfway decent. Like I said, it’s not bad at all, just not as super easy right away as I thought it would be...

I used it for some client videos, and the commercial license seemed clear enough for what I needed. That said, I’m still a little unsure about the overall quality, so I’d probably double-check before using it on bigger projects.