Pick one of three
On your turn you see three words: easy, medium and hard. Nobody else sees them. Choose within 15 seconds, or the room picks for you.
Draw it live. Guess it fast. Everyone takes a turn.
One artist picks a secret word and draws it on their own screen. Everyone else watches the lines appear as they are drawn and races to type the answer. Faster guesses score more, and the artist scores every time someone gets it.
3–10 players · phones, tablets & computers · a free two-round game takes about 10–30 minutes

Each player uses their own phone, tablet or computer. Playing apart? Use your usual video or voice call alongside the room. The room keeps the clock, checks guesses and keeps score.
RoomsRooms last two hours, and the host can add time in the final 30 minutes. Reopen your invitation to get your seat back after a disconnection. Drawings, guesses and names are deleted when the room closes or expires.
On your turn you see three words: easy, medium and hard. Nobody else sees them. Choose within 15 seconds, or the room picks for you.
Every line appears on everyone’s screen as you draw it. Eight inks, four brush sizes, an eraser, undo and clear. No letters or numbers.
Type as many guesses as you like. Wrong ones appear in the feed; right ones stay secret, so everyone keeps going. Letter hints appear as the clock runs down.
Hints arrive on the room’s schedule
oooBlanks and letter counts from the start, then a few letters. At least two always stay hidden.A complete game, not a time-limited demo.
$4.99/month or $29/year (USD). Only the host needs it; guests always join free.
205 words · free
For example: kite, lighthouse, tug of war
60 words
For example: cauldron, haunted house, bobbing for apples
60 words
For example: snow globe, sleigh ride, gingerbread house
60 words
For example: stapler, video call, fire drill
6–150 words
For example: inside jokes, team names, a class topic
Hold it upright. The paper fills the screen width and the page stays put while your finger is on it. Use Fill for big shapes and Fine for details; Undo is one tap away. On a computer, keys 1–8 choose an ink, E is the eraser, [ and ] change the brush and Ctrl or ⌘ Z undoes.
Each private room holds 3–10 players, each on their own phone, tablet or computer. The host plays too. Everyone takes one turn as the artist in every round.
Yes. The drawing paper fills the width of a portrait phone, every tool is a large tap target, and the page stays still while your finger is on the paper. It also works with a mouse, trackpad or stylus in any current browser. There is no app to install.
Yes. Every room includes a complete two-round game with 205 everyday words, live drawing, letter hints, scoring and a final podium. Guests never pay and do not need an account.
Halloween, Christmas and office word packs (60 words each), your own word list, 3 or 4 rounds, a turn length from 45 to 120 seconds and a private game-night series. All Access costs $4.99/month or $29/year (USD). Only the host needs it; guests always join free.
With All Access, the host can type 6–150 words or short phrases in the lobby. Only the host sees the list. Each artist sees three of them on their turn, and the room checks every guess against the chosen word.
Reopen the invitation link on the same device to get your seat back; the drawing so far appears straight away. If the artist has left, their turn is skipped, and the host can skip a turn that is stuck.
The built-in words are everyday objects, animals and actions chosen for families, classrooms and offices, and the Halloween pack is spooky-cute rather than scary. Guesses are typed by your own group and only appear inside your private room.
Pass the Sketch is drawing telephone: everyone draws and guesses at the same time, and the chains are revealed at the end. Draw & Guess is live: one person draws while everyone else races to guess the same word.