Kids' drawings, doodles, comics and sketches
Take a photo of the drawing and upload it. Say who or what should move and how. In a minute or two you get a 5-second MP4 of the whole picture moving, from the character to the clouds behind it.
No subscriptions. Paper drawings and digital sketches both work.
the girl waves, the cat wags its tail, the clouds driftUpload a drawing and say who or what moves and how. Your video is ready in a minute or two.
No animation software and no timeline.
DrawingA photo or scan of a paper drawing works, and so does a digital sketch. JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC.
wave · blink · wiggle · bounce · come alive
hero breathes heavily, clouds move and debris flies
Tap a ready move, or describe the motion in your own words.
A 5-second clip, ready in a minute or two. Share it or keep it.
Take a clear, well-lit photo of the drawing. Scans and digital art work too.
Drawingthe girl waves, the cat wags its tail, the clouds driftDrawinghero breathes heavily, clouds move and debris flies
Drawingshe blinks, turns to look at us and smiles, her hair moves in the breeze
DrawingMeta's free Animated Drawings demo takes one drawn figure and moves it with one of 32 ready-made motions. With Picto.Video you upload any drawing and say who or what moves and how.
What can you upload?
Any drawing, from one doodle to a full comic scene.
One character whose arms and legs don't overlap the body.
How do you pick the motion?
Say who or what moves and how.
Pick one of 32 preset motions.
Can you use the video for work?
Yes. Your art, your animation, your rights.
No. The demo terms rule out any commercial purpose.
To animate a drawing with Picto.Video you upload one picture and describe the motion. Name the character and what it does. Then name anything else in the scene that should move, like the clouds or a cape. A few words work, and so do longer directions. The video is a 5-second MP4, ready in a minute or two, and your uploads live in your private gallery, where you can delete them anytime.
Take a photo of your child's drawing, upload it, and type what your child says the character does. If they say it waves, type 'wave'. You get a short MP4 to keep next to the drawing or send to family. Picto.Video also works in the iOS app, so you can do it from the phone you took the photo with.