Online Whiteboard: Free Drawing Board with Pen & Eraser

A Yes, the whiteboard supports both mouse/trackpad and touch input for natural drawing on any device.

A Yes, click the undo button to remove the last stroke. You can undo multiple strokes.

A Drawings are not auto-saved. Use the Download button to save your work as a PNG before leaving.

A 1200×600 pixels, which scales to fit your screen width while maintaining aspect ratio.

A This free online whiteboard is perfect for quickly generating custom diagrams, sketches, or illustrations for your blog posts. You can draw freely, use the customizable pen for different styles, and easily export your finished artwork as a PNG image. It's ideal for visual explanations, infographics, or adding unique touches to your content without needing complex graphic design software or signup.

A No, this free online whiteboard is designed for immediate use without collecting any personal user data. Since no signup is required, your drawing sessions are entirely private and anonymous. We do not store your drawings on our servers, nor do we track your activity. Your work stays only on your device until you choose to download it as a PNG.

A You can customize your drawing tools easily. Below the canvas, you'll see controls for pen color and thickness. Click the color swatch to open a palette of 12 preset colors. The thickness slider lets you choose from 5 different widths, from a fine line to a bold stroke.

A The canvas is fixed at 1200x600 pixels. If you're drawing fine details, they might look blocky when you zoom in on the exported PNG. The eraser has 3 sizes, and the pen offers 5 thickness levels — the thinnest setting works best for small text or intricate shapes. For crisp results, keep your strokes simple and avoid drawing tiny elements. Your exported image will match exactly what you see on screen.

A You can undo up to 50 strokes in a single session. After that, the oldest actions get pushed out to free up memory. This keeps the whiteboard running smoothly even during long drawing sessions. If you're working on something complex, download your progress as a PNG periodically so you don't lose earlier work.