Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
Doodliva: Islands for Children’s Drawings
A browser-based world where children’s drawings become moving characters living on explorable islands.
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- Children and families making drawings together
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- The site says drawings can be photographed from paper, separated from an uneven background, and placed into one of up to eight custom islands.
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Doodliva accepts drawings made in the browser or photographed from paper, then describes separating the figure from its background and assigning it a movable form. Its world is organized as an archipelago: six environments on the main island, five surrounding themed islands, and up to eight custom islands shaped and named by the child. The homepage also presents shareable, view-only links and an optional emailed-code account for moving creations between family devices.
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