Q: Can I use these doodles in commercial projects?
A: Yes! They’re MIT licensed. Use 'em, remix 'em, sell stickers with 'em — just know there's no warranty (so maybe don’t sell warranties with them). See LICENSE for details.
Q: How do I download a doodle quickly?
A: Click the doodle in the UI and hit Download. For a bunch of doodles, use the Node export script in the WIKI.md (or run the provided tools/export-svgs.js if you add it).
Q: Where are the actual SVG files?
A: The site uses lib/doodles.json. Each entry often contains a full svg string. If only src is present, it expects the file at that path under public/.
Q: How do I add my own doodles?
A: Add them to lib/doodles.json (see WIKI.md for format), or add SVG files to public/svgs/ and add a JSON entry.
Q: How do I contribute?
A: Fork, branch, make the change, run pnpm lint, and submit a PR. Check CONTRIBUTING.md for full details and the PR checklist.
Q: The artist is me now. Do I need to credit you?
A: No strict requirement — MIT allows free usage — but credit is lovely and makes maintainers happy :) If you want attribution, adding — made with My Doodles Website is enough.
Q: I found a security bug — who do I tell?
A: Please follow SECURITY.md. Short version: email the maintainers privately (see SUPPORT.md), don't post public PoC until fixed.
Q: How do I get help?
A: Open an issue or join a discussion in the repo. If it's urgent, email the maintainer (see SUPPORT.md).
If your question isn’t here — add it with a PR or open an issue. I’ll probably add it and give you credit for being curious.