Type words on the left, one per line. Repeat a word to grow it, or use word:weight for explicit size. Choose a layout and palette, then Insert. Or pick a template below to start.
word:weight
Type or paste Mermaid syntax. Preview updates as you type. Insert places it on the canvas as an image; double-click an inserted diagram later to re-edit.
Drag the sliders to define the area to keep. The preview shows the result.
Pick the color in the background image to make transparent. The starting color is sampled from the top-left corner.
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A free K-16 interactive whiteboard. Here's how to get started:
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PPTX and ODP imports extract text and images only — for full slide fidelity, export your deck to PDF and import that.
DrawSplat is a free K-16 interactive whiteboard for classrooms and small-group collaboration. Draw, place sticky notes, attach audio, organize panels, and share boards via Google Drive.
Vibe-coded by Miguel Guhlin. For more education-technology writing, visit the TCEA blog.
Open source under AGPL-3.0-or-later, with separate commercial licenses available for school, district, hosted, or closed-source deployments.
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Productivity hides classroom-only controls. Choose Education Tools to reveal class, student, answer-key, turn-in, and moderation features.
Simple focuses on the core drawing tools. Advanced reveals the full toolkit.
Google setup, room defaults, and classroom sharing settings are managed on the Teacher Admin page so students never see provider settings.
Deletes every panel and starts with a blank single panel. This can't be undone — save the board first if you need a copy.
The script stores board JSON and PNG exports in Drive and logs saves in the Sheet. It can also store shared room states for cloud collaboration.
Select two or more images, then create a single mosaic image.
Select two or more images, then choose a collage layout with a text banner.
Select two or more objects or images on the board. Each selected item becomes one GIF frame.