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AutoDraw

I am a terrible drawer. I have no skill and my students get a kick out of my attempts. That's when our school's librarian came to the rescue.

AutoDraw is a website that you do your best on the screen and it predicts what you're attempting to draw.

For example, I attempted to draw a beautiful dog. At the top of the screen, you can see its automated guesses.


When you click on the guess, it updates your image.

You can change the color, add text, and add more than one drawing to the screen. Even better still, you can download your drawings as a PNG file.


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