Pen & drawing
Freehand drawing, highlighters, arrows and connectors — everything you need to sketch an idea in seconds.
The simple Jamboard alternative: pen, sticky notes, shapes, images and frames in your browser. No signup, no download, no cost to start.
Your board opens instantly with its own shareable link.
Freehand drawing, highlighters, arrows and connectors — everything you need to sketch an idea in seconds.
Add colour-coded sticky notes for brainstorms, retros and classroom activities.
Rectangles, ellipses, diagrams and clean text boxes to structure your thinking.
Drop images onto the board to annotate, mark up or discuss them together.
Organise a big board into frames — one per topic, slide or lesson section.
Every board gets its own link. Send it to anyone — they open it in their browser, no account needed.
Download any board as a PNG image to keep, share or drop into a document.
Click one button and you are drawing. No email, no password, no download, no install.
Work through problems live, run quick activities, and share the board link with the whole class.
Capture ideas on sticky notes, cluster them in frames, and export the result as an image.
Sketch flows, plan projects and run workshops without forcing everyone into a new account.
Explain maths, diagrams and languages step by step on a board your student can open from a link.
No. Jamboard.net is an independent whiteboard tool and is not affiliated with Google. Google discontinued its Jamboard hardware and app at the end of 2024; this site is a separate, independent alternative for people looking for a simple free whiteboard.
Yes. Starting a board, drawing, sharing a link and exporting as PNG are free, with no signup required.
No. Click “Start a board” and you get a board instantly. There are no accounts in v1.
In v1 your board is saved automatically in your own browser (on this device) as you draw. Bookmark or copy the board link to come back to it on the same browser. Clearing your browser data will remove locally saved boards, so export a PNG of anything important.
Open the board and click “Copy share link”, then send the link to anyone. They can open it in any modern browser without signing up.
Teaching and tutoring, classroom activities, brainstorming, project planning, remote team workshops, interviews and quick sketches — anywhere a simple shared whiteboard helps.