A whiteboard for quick ideas.

Map out a flow, run a brainstorm or sketch an idea on an endless canvas. Draw shapes that stay connected, add sticky notes, frames and images, then present it or export it as a picture or a vector file. No sign-up, and it works on a phone too.

• Free, no sign-up
• Endless canvas
• Saved in your browser

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   Pick a tool or start from a template

   Choose a shape, a sticky note, text, a frame or the pen from the left toolbar, or insert a flowchart, mind map, SWOT or retrospective from Templates.

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   Draw, connect and arrange

   Drag to draw. Pull a blue dot from a shape to connect it to another and the line follows when you move either one. Align, group and lock items from the style panel.

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   Present or export the board

   Press Present to step through your frames as slides, or export a PNG, SVG or PDF. Boards autosave in this browser and can be saved as files or shared as a read-only link.

A whiteboard is the fastest way to think out loud: a rough flow, a layout, a list of ideas on sticky notes. This one opens instantly, never asks you to sign in and keeps the canvas endless so you do not run out of room. Everything stays in your browser.

What it does

• Shapes with text inside: rectangle, ellipse, diamond, triangle, hexagon, star, parallelogram, cylinder and callout, with fill, stroke, dashes, opacity, rounded corners and rotation.
• Connectors that attach to shapes and follow them: straight, elbow or curved, with arrowheads, line styles and labels.
• Sticky notes, text in four fonts, frames with titles, images you paste or drop, and a pen, highlighter, eraser and laser pointer.
• Select and marquee, group, lock, align, distribute, duplicate with Alt drag, snap to other items and guides, and a right-click menu.
• Seven templates, several boards with thumbnails, find on the board, a minimap, and light and dark boards.
• Present mode that turns frames into slides, with arrow keys and a laser pointer.
• Export to PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF, save boards as files, open them again, and copy a read-only link.