Moving a Doodly Workflow to Golpo: A Migration Checklist
Move one unstarted Doodly project to Golpo: preserve scripts and licensed assets, test narration and drawings, review the export, and keep editable originals.

Move one unstarted video from your Doodly workflow to Golpo before changing your whole production process. This checklist covers the script, licensed media, first render, corrections, and archive. If you are still choosing a replacement, use Doodly alternatives by reason for switching; if you want the two tools compared, read Golpo vs Doodly.
1. Preserve your editable originals
Keep existing Doodly projects, exports, narration, scripts, fonts, and asset-license records. This checklist does not promise that a Doodly project file, scene timeline, drawing path, or bundled asset can be imported into Golpo. Verify your rights before reusing third-party media outside the original tool.
2. Pick an unstarted item
Choose a short explanation you actually need, with an approved script or source document. Finish a nearly completed Doodly project in its current workflow if rebuilding would add work. Record what success means: accurate explanation, readable labels, acceptable voice, required format, and a licensed downloadable file.
3. Separate words, pictures, and voice
- Script: paste the approved narration in Script Mode. Remove stage directions from the spoken words.
- Video Instructions: describe diagrams, exact labels, relationships, and style. Use the controls available on your plan.
- Voice Instructions: describe pacing, tone, pronunciation, and emphasis.
For an existing authorized recording, check the Own Narration workflow. For literal screenshots, logos, or diagrams, check media insertion. A drawing-style reference guides generation; it does not recreate a Doodly scene exactly.
4. Keep and review the first render
Save the original output. Check every factual claim, diagram arrow, label, pronunciation, and transition. Measure preparation and hands-on corrections separately from rendering. No universal minutes-per-video saving can be inferred from this migration checklist.
See the published Golpo policy example and documentation in the software comparison. Examples demonstrate output, not a matched Doodly speed test.
5. Correct the right layer
Use paid visual frame editing for labels and images. If narration is wrong, change the script or recording and render again. Review the first free edit and later credit rules in the editing guide. Log these operations as migration work.
6. Confirm the plan and export
- Preview and export: Free provides one 1-minute, watermarked preview that cannot be downloaded. Starter is $39.99/month, billed monthly, with 20 credits and downloads without the watermark.
- Presenters: Golpo supports AI Presenter, including custom photo-based presenters and stock Golpo Avatars. The published rate is 5 credits/minute for a custom presenter or 3 credits/minute for a stock Avatar, available from Creator and on Pay As You Go. See Golpo Avatar and the stock presenter guide.
- API: Business lists API access as a $200 add-on; Scale includes API access. API Only is a separate usage-based offering with a $200 minimum commitment. Ordinary Pay As You Go does not include API access.
- Editing: Paid plans support visual frame editing. Correct spoken wording in the script and render again; a visual frame edit does not rewrite narration. Review the editing guide before estimating revision work.
These are published plan terms, not performance measurements. Confirm your required configuration on the current pricing page.
When to keep the Doodly workflow
Keep using Doodly for a project whose value depends on its existing editable scenes, exact asset placement, or drawing paths. Its current public price is Standard $49/month or Enterprise $79/month, with annual options at $490 and $790/year. Historical one-time offers are not the current standard list price. Check Doodly pricing.
Repeat before moving the backlog
Complete a second representative video and compare accepted files, total effort, and actual costs. Keep both original project archives. Expand the change only after the new workflow meets your production requirements.
Next: compare replacement paths · compare Golpo and Doodly directly.


