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Draw.Chat

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What Draw.Chat is

Draw.Chat is a free, browser-based whiteboard for drawing, notes, and real-time collaboration. The maker describes it as useful for remote lessons, tutoring, meetings, and shared notes. Boards can be created and shared without registration or installation, and participants can draw on uploaded PDFs, images, and maps.

The drawing tools include a pen, highlighter, crayon, nib pen, and eraser; selected tools support pressure and tilt from styluses and graphics tablets. The product page describes built-in voice and video chat and an AI assistant in board chat. Users can customize board settings and tools, save templates, and embed configured boards in websites, blogs, e-learning platforms, or other applications. An API supports creating boards and managing users and permissions through prepared links. Sessions have no time limit, and uploaded images or PDFs can be up to 100 MB. Boards sync in real time, but shared files are not guaranteed permanent storage: they may be deleted after 31+ days without access. The service's terms also describe data that servers may store, including chat history, shared files, and IP addresses.

Who it suits

Draw.Chat suits people who want a browser-based shared board for lessons, tutoring, meetings, or notes, especially when working with PDFs, images, or maps. It can also suit users who need embeddable boards or API-based board creation.

What it does well

  • Boards can be shared without registration or installation
  • Supports drawing on PDFs, images, and maps
  • Built-in voice and video chat
  • No time limit on sessions
  • Boards sync in real time

What to know first

  • Shared files may be deleted after 31+ days without access
  • Maximum uploaded image or PDF size is 100 MB
  • Servers may store chat history, shared files, and IP addresses
  • IP addresses may be visible to participants and intermediary servers

Limits

The Free plan costs nothing and has no session time limit, but uploaded images and PDFs can be no larger than 100 MB. Boards and files may be automatically deleted after 31+ days without access, so storage is not guaranteed to be permanent.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
FreeNo cost · no time limit on sessions · boards/files may be deleted after 31+ days · maximum uploaded file size 100 MBFree

As draw.chat lists them, read 9 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open https://draw.chat/ in a web browser
  2. Create a board without registering or installing software
  3. Use the drawing tools or upload a PDF, image, or map
  4. Invite others through the board's sharing options
  5. Configure, save, embed, or reuse the board as needed

Verdict

Draw.Chat provides a browser whiteboard with drawing, live communication, and sharing features at no cost. Files may not remain available permanently, so it is not guaranteed storage for long-term materials.

Questions

Is Draw.Chat free?

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing, with no time limit on sessions.

Do I need an account or installation?

No. Boards can be created and shared without registering or installing software.

Which platforms support Draw.Chat?

It runs on the web.

What can I upload?

Users can draw on uploaded PDFs, images, and maps. The maximum uploaded image or PDF size is 100 MB.

Can I embed a board or connect it through an API?

Yes. Boards can be embedded in websites, blogs, e-learning platforms, and other applications. The API supports board creation and user and permission management through prepared links.

How long are files kept?

Boards sync in real time and are stored for 31+ days, but shared files may be deleted after 31+ days without access.

Facts from Draw.Chat's own pages

Cloud storage
Boards sync in real time and are stored for 31+ days; the maximum uploaded image or PDF size is 100 MB. · draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Customization
The configurator lets users customize board settings and tools, save templates, and reuse or embed configured boards. · draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Data handling
The terms say servers may store usernames, drafts, chat history, shared files, timestamps, IP addresses, browser-identifying data, session numbers, and voluntarily provided email addresses. · api.draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Drawing tools
The whiteboard includes pen, highlighter, crayon, nib pen, and eraser, with stylus and graphics-tablet support for pressure and tilt on selected tools. · draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Embedding and API
Boards can be embedded in websites, blogs, e-learning platforms, or other applications, and the API supports creating boards and managing users and permissions through prepared links. · api.draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Files and maps
Users can draw on uploaded PDFs, images, and maps and share the work with others. · draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Integrations
The terms list Cloudflare, Google, Sentry, YouTube, Twitch, OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, and Microsoft Clarity as third parties integrated with the site. · api.draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Live communication
The product page describes built-in voice and video chat and an AI assistant available from the board chat. · draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
No account or installation
The maker says boards can be created and shared without registering or installing software. · draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Purpose
Draw.Chat is a browser-based whiteboard for drawing, notes, and real-time collaboration, and the maker describes it as useful for remote lessons, tutoring, meetings, and shared notes. · draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Security details
The terms say direct peer-to-peer connections carrying IP addresses, audio-video streams, and chat files are encrypted between participants, while IP addresses may be visible to participants and intermediary servers. · api.draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Sharing and retention
Shared files are available at unique, hard-to-guess URLs, may be automatically deleted after 31+ days without access, and are not guaranteed permanent storage. · api.draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026
Support
The contact page lists [email protected] for support inquiries. · draw.chat, 9 Oct 2026

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