Batch-compress up to 20 images at once with a quality slider or a target file size, real before/after previews, and one-click download.
Generate harmonious 5-color palettes with random or seed-based schemes.
Generate standard favicon HTML link tags for apple-touch-icon, manifest, and SVG icons.
Convert text into decorative ASCII art banners and typography fonts.
Generate customizable QR codes from text, URLs, WiFi, email, SMS, phone, and contact (vCard) data, with logo embedding and PNG/SVG export.
This online drawing board is a lightweight, no-signup sketchpad for freehand drawing, diagrams, quick wireframes, and annotated screenshots - built to run entirely in your browser with nothing uploaded to a server. Pick from a full toolset - freehand pen, eraser, lines, arrows, rectangles, ellipses, diamonds, text, and an image tool - and style each one with custom stroke colors, fill colors, stroke widths, opacity, and line styles. A proper selection system lets you move, resize, duplicate, and delete objects, reliable undo/redo tracks every change, and you can zoom, pan, and navigate an effectively unlimited canvas the same way a professional whiteboard tool works. Your drawing autosaves locally as you work, so a refresh never loses your progress, and when you're done you can export to PNG, JPG, or SVG, copy straight to your clipboard, or save a project file to keep editing later. Everything - your strokes, shapes, text, and any images you add - stays on your device the entire time.
Yes, every feature - all tools, export formats, and local autosave - is free with no signup and no usage limits.
No. Everything is rendered and stored entirely in your browser using local storage; nothing is sent to a server unless you explicitly export or download it.
No, the board autosaves locally as you work, so refreshing or closing the tab and coming back later restores your last drawing automatically.
PNG, JPG, and SVG downloads are all supported, along with copying a PNG directly to your clipboard and exporting a portable project file (.json) you can re-import later.
Yes - upload an image, drag and drop one onto the canvas, or paste an image directly from your clipboard, then move and resize it like any other object.
Yes, drawing, selection, pinch-to-zoom, and touch panning all work on touchscreen devices, though a larger screen is more comfortable for detailed work.
Yes, undo and redo (Ctrl/Cmd+Z and Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Z) cover drawing, moving, resizing, deleting, and style changes.
Clearing the canvas always shows a confirmation dialog first, so a stray click can't wipe out your work.