Draw it. Guess it. Blame the artist.
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A draw-and-guess party game you play live with friends in a private room — no accounts, no downloads, no strangers. Start a room, share the five-letter code or invite link, and take turns sketching a secret word while everyone else races to type the answer before the clock runs out. Faster guesses score more, the artist earns points when their masterpiece (or disasterpiece) gets guessed, and after a few rounds the podium settles who's the da Vinci of the group chat. Works with 2 to 8 players on desktop or phone — with two players it plays as a co-op: you score together or not at all.
One player starts a room and shares the five-letter code (or the invite link) with friends. Rooms are private — only people with the code can join, up to 8 players.
Each turn, one player is the artist. They pick one of three secret words and have the round timer to draw it — no letters, no numbers, just drawing.
Everyone else types guesses. Wrong guesses appear in the chat for all to see; a near-miss gets a private "so close!" nudge. Guess right and you score — faster answers earn more, and the first two correct guessers get a bonus.
The artist scores too: the better the room guesses, the more the artist earns. With exactly two players you win or lose each round together.
The turn rotates so everyone draws once per round. After the last round, the podium crowns the winner — and the host can start a rematch in the same room.
Sketchling is a free multiplayer draw-and-guess party game that runs in your browser. One player starts a private room and shares a five-letter code or invite link; friends join, and everyone takes turns sketching a secret word while the rest of the room races to type the answer before the timer runs out. Faster guesses score more, the artist scores when the room guesses right, and after a few rounds the podium crowns a winner.
Yes, Sketchling is completely free to play in your browser. No download, no account, no signup — the whole room just needs the link.
Yes — Sketchling is the same draw-and-guess party formula as skribbl.io, with two differences: rooms are always private (only people with your five-letter code can join, so no strangers), and there are no accounts or ads. Share the invite link in a group chat and you can be playing in under a minute.
Sketchling supports 2 to 8 players in a room. With three or more it plays as a competitive party game with a podium at the end. With exactly two players it switches to a co-op mode — you score together or not at all.
Yes. You can draw with your finger on a phone or tablet and type guesses with the on-screen keyboard, and phone and desktop players share the same room — the game is fully cross-play.