Your files, photos and everything else you have never leave your device. Everything stays , your data stays yours.
Brush size
100
90
Color
50
Text
32
Tap the canvas to place a text box, type, then tap away or press Enter to stamp it.
Stickers
64
Pick a sticker, then tap the canvas to stamp it.
Pixel grid
18
Show grid lines
Canvas
— × —
FPS12hold a frame/sound 3s to delete
Settings
Export
Watermark on downloads
Adds a small transparent "SS" at the top of downloaded pictures and animations.
Sharp small images
Tiny pictures (like 16×16 pixel art) download scaled up with crisp edges so they never look blurry. Turn off for the exact original size.
Show tool names
Shows the name of each tool next to its icon in the tool rail.
Turn off features
Tap the × on a chip to turn a feature back on.
Privacy
Your files, photos and everything else you have never leave your device. Everything stays , your data stays yours.
What does LOCAL mean?
Local means everything happens right here on your own device, inside your browser. Nothing gets sent away to anyone.
It runs on your device. Drawing, animating and exporting all happen in this page, using your own phone or computer.
No uploads, no cloud. Your art, photos and sounds are never uploaded to a server or stored online. Your files are only read by this page, right on your device.
Only you can see it. Nobody else can look at your work unless you download it and share it yourself.
Downloads stay yours. When you download a picture, it just saves straight to your device.
Closing the tab clears any drawing you haven't downloaded, so remember to save your work! The only things kept on your device are your settings (like the watermark toggle). The page also loads its fonts from Google Fonts, but that never includes anything you make.
New canvas
12
Export animation
GIF and WebM/MP4 include your frames; WebM/MP4 also include sound. WAV exports just your mixed sound tracks.
Resize canvas
Keep existing art anchored to
Growing the canvas adds space on the sides away from your chosen anchor. Shrinking it crops from those same sides.