Learn And Create Awesome Animations Using Toonly Software

Explore Toonly's home screen, learn to create and name a new video, and navigate scenes, backgrounds, characters, objects, text, audio, timeline, preview, and export options.

Explore the difference between scenes and backgrounds in toonly, using predefined scenes, draggable elements, and a timeline to drag and synchronize characters, backgrounds, and actions.

Learn to work with characters in Toonly by selecting backgrounds, adding and positioning characters, applying animations like idle and angry, and syncing actions with keyframes on a timeline.

Discover how to work with objects in Toonly: import backgrounds, plan key frames, animate characters, adjust the canvas, and preview scenes.

Create a water scene in Toonly using ship and dolphin assets as objects, with a static ship and subtle up-down motion, plus background audio.

Source stock images, remove backgrounds with a cutout tool, place people in front of the TV in Toonly, center the scene, then trim audio for a polished result.

Learn to create a wedding night scene in Toonly by building a background, adding characters, and animating a camcorder with a transparent image, using keyframes for movement.

Learn to create green screen animations with Toonly characters by importing a green screen background, placing characters, syncing lip movements, and exporting the final video.

Learn to create engaging animations in Toonly by working with gif files, converting videos to gif format, and applying masking techniques to composite objects over backgrounds.

Explore how to work with texts in Toonly, from choosing text types and underlays to padding, color, and animation duration, and how to use Google Fonts and upload custom fonts.

Master perspective by composing foreground characters with a background, setting initial and final keyframes, and coordinating a car's stop to create depth in Toonly animations.

Learn to create Instagram videos using Toonly by applying a 1080x1920 template, placing characters, applying instant animations, and exporting with a third‑party editor such as Adobe Premiere Pro.

Learn to use the camera in Toonly to create and switch between scenes, focus on different characters, and apply transitions and effects to tell a story.