This Whiteboard is a free-form drawing canvas with a full toolset — pen, eraser, straight lines, rectangles, ellipses, arrows, and text — organized across multiple layers so you can sketch, annotate, and rearrange elements independently rather than working on one flattened drawing. It's built for the kind of quick visual thinking a physical whiteboard is normally used for: sketching out an idea, diagramming a plan, or annotating over a pasted-in image or screenshot.
When you're done, the whole board exports as a PNG you can download directly or copy straight to your clipboard, making it easy to drop a finished sketch into a chat, a doc, or a presentation without any extra export step.
How to Use Whiteboard
- Pick a tool from the top toolbar — Pen, Eraser, Line, Rect, Ellipse, Arrow, or Text — then draw directly on the canvas.
- Choose a color swatch or the custom color picker, set a stroke size, and toggle Fill Shapes for solid rectangles and ellipses.
- Add layers with + Add in the right panel, click a layer row to make it active, and drag rows to reorder them.
- Paste an image with Ctrl+V to drop it onto the board as its own layer to sketch or annotate over.
- Change the board's Background color from the swatches or custom picker in the right panel.
- Use Undo/Redo as needed, then Download PNG or Copy PNG to export the finished board.
Features
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Pen, eraser, line, rectangle, ellipse, arrow, and text tools
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Multiple independent layers for organizing a drawing
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Paste in images to sketch or annotate over them
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Export or copy the finished board as a PNG
