A free hand-drawn style whiteboard for sketches, diagrams and quick visual thinking. Draw on an infinite canvas with shapes, arrows and text, then export a lossless SVG or a PNG. No sign-up, nothing uploaded, and everything you draw stays editable.
Shapes are rendered with a deliberate sketchy quality, so a rough diagram looks rough on purpose rather than clinically precise.
Nothing is flattened to pixels. A box drawn an hour ago can still be moved, resized, recoloured or deleted.
Pan with space-drag or the hand tool and zoom with Ctrl+scroll. Zoom to fit brings the whole drawing back into view.
Save as SVG for a true vector file, or PNG at double resolution. Scene files can be saved and reopened later.
People reach this page searching for a free online whiteboard, an Excalidraw alternative, a free diagram maker with no sign up, a browser drawing tool, or somewhere to sketch a flowchart quickly.
It works on the same idea — a hand-drawn style, element-based canvas with arrows that bind to shapes — and is free with no account. It does not support element rotation or grouping.
Yes. Every shape stays as data rather than pixels, so you can select, move, resize and restyle anything at any time.
SVG for a lossless vector file, PNG for an image, and a .json scene file you can reopen here later. Smaller drawings can also be shared as a link.
Drawing works with touch and a stylus. The properties panel is hidden on small screens, so a larger screen is better for detailed work.
Yes, with no account and no upload.
Hold space and drag, or pick the hand tool. Ctrl and scroll zooms, and Fit brings the whole drawing into view.
Yes. Draw an arrow from one shape to another and both ends bind — move either shape and the arrow follows.
Click it with the select tool, or drag a box around several. Shift-click adds to the selection, and dragging inside a selection moves it.
Yes — click the padlock in the toolbar or press Q, and the tool stays active instead of returning to select. The pencil already stays active on its own.
SVG is a true vector file that stays sharp at any size and can be edited elsewhere. PNG is an image, exported at double resolution for sharp screens.
Yes. Drawings save automatically and appear under File → Open. You can also export a .json scene file and reopen it here on any device.