Inkflip

Help with your next drawing.

Need help turning a video into animation? Start here.

Make a drawing

• Choose a video or Record one, then tap a look in the row of thumbnails. Hold the picture to compare with your original.
• Trim picks the part to draw. Shorter clips draw faster: a few seconds is a good start.
• Adjust changes color, strength, background detail, and the hand-drawn wobble.
• Tap Make it. Good quality is quicker and uses less memory; Best is sharper but slower.
• Drawing keeps going if you switch apps, with progress in a notification. Finished drawings save automatically to Movies/Inkflip.

Focus on someone

• Tap Focus on someone, slide to a moment where they're easy to see, and tap them two to four times (for example head, body, legs). A yellow line shows who's in focus.
• Choose what's behind them: the same look, the real video, or another look, and an outline if you like.
• Preview it follows them through the clip so you can check before drawing. It also makes the drawing itself faster.
• Focusing takes longer than drawing the whole frame, especially at Best quality.

If something goes wrong

• If Android closes Inkflip while it's drawing (usually to free memory), reopen it: your video and settings come back so you can try again. Good quality and a shorter trim use less memory.
• If a video won't open, choose it again from the picker.

Report a problem or ask a question

Email [email protected].

Please include:

• Your phone model and Android version.
• The Diagnostics report: in Inkflip, tap ⋮ → Diagnostics → Copy report, and paste it into your email. It contains no pictures or video.
• What you did, what you expected, and what happened instead.
• Any error message shown in the app.

Please do not send passwords or other sensitive information. You do not need to send videos with your first message. Only share videos you have permission to share.

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