I have been using Instadoodle for a few months now. So far, it has been very good for my usage. I am still learning how to use some of the features. Overall, I am enjoying the application. The cust... See more
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very easy to use and I love that I can add sounds to each slide and synchronize them perfectly! i didn't find this option with other doodling apps .Oh , and love the AI generator
Loving this whiteboard creator! What's different from others I tried is that I can import my own doodle images, and it will draw them following the lines, and not just wipe draw. Very satisfied!!
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