Online drawing & sketch sharing
Draw with pen, eraser, and undo on a lightweight canvas. PastePad stores strokes as compact vector data so a few lines stay tiny — ideal for quick diagrams, arrows, and whiteboard-style notes.
Sharing sketches
When you generate a link, stroke data is packed into the same paste payload format used for text. Recipients see a read-only canvas replay. You can also download a PNG of your drawing from the view screen when available.
Tips
- Keep sketches simple — dense scribbling increases payload size.
- Use the eraser and undo chips before publishing.
- Add a password if the sketch includes private details.
Drawing tool
Draw
Numeric codes 1–10000 recycle and may overwrite older pastes; always set a password
Link is too long for a QR code — shorten the content and try again
Link is long; some chat apps may truncate it
Short-link service unavailable; fell back to a long link
Is this a full illustration app?
No. It is a fast sketch pad for sharing ideas, not layered design software.
What is stored on the server?
Only the encrypted or opaque payload string for the short-link TTL — not a separate image CDN object.
Can I edit a sketch after sharing?
Published links are snapshots. Create a new drawing to share an updated version.
Does drawing work on phones?
Yes. The canvas uses touch-friendly pointers with non-passive drawing handlers.