Freehand SVG Drawing Tool
What is a Freehand SVG Drawing Tool?
A freehand SVG drawing tool lets you sketch directly in the browser. You draw with mouse, trackpad, or touch. The tool applies smoothing to your strokes so lines feel hand-drawn rather than rigid. Multiple brush styles change how much smoothing is applied. You can use solid colors (different per stroke) or one gradient for the whole drawing. The output is SVG—vector paths that scale, can be edited in Figma or design tools, and work on the web. Aspect ratios (16:9, 1:1, 4:3, 4:5, 18:6) let you match your canvas to the final format. For smaller files, run the exported SVG through SVGOMG to optimize. Powered by Two.js and perfect-freehand.
Features for Designers
A free freehand SVG drawing tool with hand-drawn feel.
Smoothing applied to strokes. Each brush varies the effect for natural, sketchy lines.
Brush selection with different smoothing levels. Pick the look that fits.
Solid color for multi-color drawings. Gradient for a single blend across the whole piece.
16:9, 1:1, 4:3, 4:5, 18:6. Match your canvas to the output format.
Undo (Z) removes the last stroke. Clear wipes the canvas for a fresh start.
Copy SVG markup or save the file. Use in Figma, web, or any vector editor. Optimize with SVGOMG.
How To Draw Freehand SVG
Create hand-drawn SVG in three steps.
Pick aspect ratio. Choose solid color or gradient. Select a brush and set brush size.
Draw on the canvas. Use undo (Z) if needed. Clear to start over.
Copy SVG or save the file. Optionally run through SVGOMG to optimize.
Tips for Freehand SVG
Get the most out of the drawing tool.
Each brush applies different smoothing. Experiment to find the look you want.
Export can produce complex SVG. Use SVGOMG to reduce size and clean paths.
Gradient: one blend for the whole drawing. Solid: mix colors per stroke for variety.
Great For Designers and Developers
Who benefits from freehand SVG drawing?
Quick sketches, doodles, hand-drawn diagrams. Export to vector.
Custom SVG graphics, icons, dividers. Hand-drawn aesthetic.
Sketches for concepts, wireframes, annotations.
Inline SVG for sites. Lightweight, scalable graphics.
Why Use a Freehand SVG Drawing Tool?
Sketch and export as vector.
Smoothing gives strokes a natural, sketchy feel.
SVG scales. Edit in Figma, Inkscape, or code.
No install. Draw and export in seconds.
No account. Draw, copy, save as much as you like.
Technical Details
How the drawing tool works.
Multiple brush styles with varying smoothing. Brush size adjustable.
Aspect ratios 16:9, 1:1, 4:3, 4:5, 18:6. Undo and clear.
SVG markup. Optimize with SVGOMG for smaller files.
Frequently Asked Questions
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