Online Drawing Editor
Draw, paint and create illustrations right in your browser. Brush, shapes, paint bucket and text — free, nothing to install.
How to use the online drawing editor
To get started, choose a tool from the bar above the canvas: brush for free strokes, eraser to remove parts of the drawing, line/rectangle/ellipse for geometric shapes, paint bucket to fill areas, and text to write directly on the drawing. Click the corresponding icon and it's highlighted in green, showing it's active.
Before drawing, set the color with the color picker and adjust the stroke thickness with the slider — thin strokes (1-5px) work well for detail, while thicker strokes (15-40px) are ideal for quick fills. To draw a shape, click the canvas and drag to the desired size: you'll see the shape being built in real time before you release the button. The brush, on the other hand, freely follows the movement of the mouse or your finger, ideal for sketches and organic outlines.
The paint bucket works like classic MS Paint: click inside a closed area to fill it with the selected color, respecting existing outlines. The text tool opens a typing box over the canvas at the clicked point, with a floating panel for font, size and style (bold, italic, underline) — press Enter for a normal line break and Ctrl+Enter or click outside to confirm the text. The eraser removes parts of the drawing, restoring the white background. Use "Undo" (or Ctrl+Z) and "Redo" to navigate the history without losing the rest of your work, or "Clear" to reset the canvas from scratch.
To combine a photo with the drawing, click "Load Image" and select a file: it appears over the canvas in a dotted box with control points on the corners and edges. Drag from the center to move it, or from the edge points to resize it — the corners keep the original proportion, while the edges stretch freely. Confirm with the check icon, Enter, or click outside; cancel with X or Esc.
When the drawing is ready, click "Download PNG" to save the file to your device with a white background and high quality. The generated file can be used in blog posts, social media, presentations, or printed normally, since all processing happens locally in your browser — no image is sent to external servers.