A tiny cinema for big imaginations
Their drawing. Its first starring role.
Upload a photo and DoodleFlick turns it into a 20-second animated film in about ten minutes—without erasing the wobbly lines that make it theirs.
One free 8-second preview. No card required.
Drawing to film
About 10 minutes
Our promise to parents
Their art stays theirs.
Original lines and colors stay recognizable
Parent-managed uploads only
Sources deleted after 30 days
Your files are never used for AI training
From fridge door to premiere
One photo is all the direction we need.
No animation tools and no complicated prompts. Just the artwork your child already made.
Photograph the page
Take a clear photo on the table. DoodleFlick identifies the marks that matter and keeps the original color, texture, and delightful imperfections intact.
The quality rule
If it stops looking like your child's drawing, it is not finished.
Give it a voice
Add two lines recorded by your child, or let the picture tell its story silently.
Share the premiere
Receive a vertical MP4 ready for family chats, Reels, and one very proud grandparent.
15–25s
A complete, share-ready film
9:16
Made for the way families post
30 days
Then source uploads are deleted
Choose the story
Start with a spark. Keep the whole chapter.
A single HD film without voice is also available for $19. Every paid film arrives without the DoodleFlick watermark.
Mini premiere
See a drawing move before you buy.
Free
- One 8-second clip
- Vertical, share-ready video
- DoodleFlick watermark
Talking picture
The keepsake parents come back to watch.
$39
- 15–25 second HD film
- Your child's recorded voice
- Printable poster
- No watermark
The Collection
Six drawings, woven into one bigger story.
$99
- Six original drawings
- Up to 2-minute film
- Gift-ready presentation
- Made for milestone gifting
Schools & daycares
A class full of tiny premieres · $149
Includes 25 films, and your school keeps 30% as a fundraiser.
Good to know
Before the opening credits
Tonight's feature presentation
The masterpiece is already on your fridge.
Take one photo. Give their imagination twenty seconds on screen.