What a fantastic idea! I love using excalidraw and I've used it for making slides by just screenshotting and manually editing, this is so much nicer. I really like the example of following a flowchart as well.<p>One small nit - in your video you use some naughty words, if you're looking to sell this I'd consider dropping that. I probably can't share the video with my colleagues, for example
i'm glad you like it! for the naughty words, it a list of quote from my fav show, slicon valley, but yeah, i will do it better next times. appreciate your feedback.
This looks great! I love that it builds on top of existing tools has so many kinds of export already. Thank you so much for sharing it - I'm always looking for good tools for quick animation and presentations.<p>Like you, I'm a big fan of Keynote. It would be amazing to have Keynote-style smooth animation here too (tweening, easing curves, Magic Move, etc.), though I'm sure it would be a huge project in itself.
Super neat! I made something similar with tldraw for presentations at my company, definitely not as clean as this! I'll be sure to give it a try for my next one
really nice! do you support onion-skinning for building smoother animations? Motion paths would be cool too. Ok enough ideas, it's a great project already!
+1, onion skinning was the first thing i was looking for given it was billed as a way to create animation.<p>Anyway, nice project, cool to see excalidraw hosted like this.
noted!
I primarily use excalidraw via a plugin for obsidian, I wonder what amount of effort it would take to get it running on that.
If I understand correctly, this is an alternative UX for Excalidraw slides that makes it easier to use repeated elements (as the default Excalidraw system makes it awkward to do as everything is on the same canvas). But the only "animation"-specific feature is the gif export right? Are there other features planned?
It's really a great tool, well done! I enjoy using Excalidraw, and this tool makes a lot of sense, especially with the gif feature. However, would developing such an application cause any licensing issues?
this looks amazing, can't wait to use it for my next articles<p>also nice job on the video demo, was it made using inscribed? :p
Wow, it looks really easy to use.
Pretty cool. I love Excalidraw and use it all the time, this is a nice addition :-)