You fill in a few fields and a finished file comes out, with the fonts, the colours and the layout already decided on your own device. You ship in minutes and it looks like you spent hours, and because the brand rules are baked into the tool, it is never your name on the off-brand file. Pick the lane below that matches what you are doing today.
You are one hand in a relay: a developer can scale the tool you use into a pipeline and a colleague can run it self-serve, so The lifecycle of a campaign follows one asset through all three pairs of hands.
New here? Start with Make something in 60 seconds and come back once you know which part you want to go deeper on. Questions & answers covers what people ask before they trust a free tool. How Lolly compares is the honest account of what to reach for something else for.
Make
Pick a tool, fill in a few fields and download the finished file. Or open the Design canvas and lay it out freehand: either way the colours, the type and the spacing come from your brand rather than from memory, and nothing needs an account.
- Make something in 60 seconds - three short walkthroughs with nothing to set up, if you have never opened Lolly before.
- Using Lolly - the canvas, the controls, saving, Projects and phone use: how the app itself behaves.
- The Brand Studio - when the logos, colours and type should be yours rather than the defaults.
- Import a design - when the artwork already exists as a
.fig,.penpot,.ai,.idmlor SVG file and you want it editable rather than flattened. - Utility views - the spreadsheet, the converter, the Colour Lab, the PDF extractor and Script audio, for the jobs that are not a tool render.
- Browser Extension - capture a live web page and reuse it as an asset in your own designs.
- Search - one field that reaches your tools, your saved work, the catalogue and your settings.
- Ask Lolly - type a question and get the matching section of these guides back, with a link straight into it.
- The Dashboard - what this device can do, your design system read-only and a glance at storage.
- Your favourites - star what you use often so it gets a tile of its own above the grid.
- Profiles - the details tools pre-fill from and the four accessibility switches that calm the app without moving a pixel of what you export.
Animate
Text that moves, scenes on a timeline and motion that stays on-brand. A motion export is composited frame by frame from a driven clock rather than recorded off the screen, so the timing never drifts and the same link renders the same clip at any length.
- Animating - keyframes, real depth and a scene camera to fly over the result.
- The sequence editor - the timeline itself: clips, overlay lanes, trim and split, transitions and the audio mix.
- Exporting & Formats - the video, GIF and animated PNG side of the export panel, once the motion is right.
Record
Record a clean take with a count-in, a level meter and gentle coaching, or turn a voice note into a finished video that moves with the sound. There is no separate Record page yet: Using Lolly carries it, in the timeline section.
- Using Lolly - recording a voiceover straight onto the timeline, where the take is saved and how it reaches the mix.
- Make something in 60 seconds - the audiogram scene, for when you would rather be heard than seen.
- Utility views - Script audio, when the words come first and the voice comes after.
Collaborate
Two people, two devices, one session, edited live. Scan a code across the table and both screens hold the same work, with no account and no server in the middle - and no internet at all when both devices are on the same network.
- Working together - starting a session, what travels between the devices and what happens when the network drops.
- Using Lolly - the quieter ways to hand work on: a share link that carries the whole state, or one
.lollyfile.
Post
Send it where it was asked for: a link that carries the design, a print-true PDF, a video, a deck or a folder of variants. The same source makes every one of them, so you build it once.
- Exporting & Formats - print units, DPI, bleed and crop marks, video, batch runs and the export panel itself.
- Every format Lolly can open and make - the full in-and-out list, with a plain-language card behind every chip.
- Data Transfer - the backup bundle, for moving everything you have made to another device.