Which online drawing game fits your group?
Some drawing games are about guessing a live sketch as fast as you can. Others pass a sentence and picture along a chain, then reveal how it changed. Start with the kind of evening you want to have.
Play I Like To SketchDraw together and guess live
In the classic format, one player draws a secret word while everyone else guesses. I Like To Sketch, Skribbl.io, Gartic.io, Sketchful.io and Drawasaurus all use that basic idea. If you are looking for online drawing games like these, start with the kind of play you enjoy.
- Skribbl.io and I Like To Sketch compares two familiar turn-taking games, including public play and private groups.
- Gartic.io and I Like To Sketch compares two live drawing and guessing games.
- Sketchful.io and I Like To Sketch focuses on drawing and guessing with a group in your browser.
- Drawasaurus and I Like To Sketch covers a straightforward online drawing game with other players or friends.
Pass a drawing along a chain
Gartic Phone starts with written prompts, then alternates drawings and descriptions before a reveal. It suits a different mood from a live guessing contest. Read the Gartic Phone comparison if you are deciding between those formats.
Several ways to play
Drawize offers live multiplayer drawing and guessing alongside other modes, including solo practice and a telephone game. The Drawize comparison explains when its wider choice might matter.
Remember iSketch?
If the appeal is the old internet feeling of dropping into a room and guessing strangers’ drawings, read why I made I Like To Sketch. It is a separate game, not the original iSketch.
Public room or friends only?
I Like To Sketch lets you join other players or make a private room for friends. The private-room guide covers playing together, while the game guide explains drawing, guessing and scoring.