Extreme Drawing

Drawing games for kids online: free, no ads, no install

Play in your browser

Open it, pick up a crayon, start splatting

Extreme Drawing runs in a modern web browser: no download, no account and no ads. It has the same tools as the iPhone, iPad and Android apps, and a large part of it is free to play for as long as you like.

Play in your browserWhat's free
  • No account
  • No ads
  • No install
Painted illustration of the painter at a laptop whose screen shows a watercolour of a house, a sun and a ketchup splat.

How it works

  1. Open the link

    Go to play.extremedrawing.com on a computer, tablet or phone. It opens in English; the language can be changed in the grown-ups' area.

  2. Draw something

    The crayon is already in your hand. Draw, paint, or pick a colouring page from the Paper panel by the canvas.

  3. Then do something you're not supposed to

    Squeeze ketchup on it, hammer a pen, pour milk and dish soap, or tap the Time tab to bake, freeze or wait 3 days.

What's in the browser version

Free to play, with no time limit

The free part isn't a demo. It has:

  • all the drawing tools: crayons, coloured pencils, markers, paint, watercolour, the paint board and the drawing kit (stencils, ruler, compass, spiral gears)

  • every time skip: wait 3 days, bake in the oven, put in the freezer, a week in the sun, dip in red cabbage juice

  • everything in the Kitchen, Science and Toolbox tabs

  • water, ink drops, sponge, paper towel and bleach drops, glue and glitter, and the ants

The rest of the Bathroom, Craft and Garden and the whole Toy box come with the full toolbox. A child never sees a price or a lock: tools that aren't unlocked simply aren't on the shelf.

Painted illustration of a tablet and a phone on a yellow sheet with a ketchup zigzag, both screens showing paint splats, milk swirls and a crayon house, the painter smiling at them.

Browser or app?

The browser is the quickest way to try it: nothing to install, and handy on a classroom whiteboard. It needs an internet connection to load, a browser from 2022 or later (such as Chrome 99 or Safari 16) and 3D graphics (WebGL 2). Drawings you keep are stored in that browser on that device.

The apps for iPhone, iPad and Android work fully offline, keep drawings in the app's own storage, and let a grown-up save pictures to the photo library. A web browser and the app don't share their drawings or their unlock.

About the apps

Good things to try first

  • Magic milk: pour milk, add drops of food colouring, then a drop of dish soap (all on the Science tab).

  • Mould in 3 days: squeeze some ketchup and honey, drop an egg, then tap Wait 3 days on the Time tab.

  • Bake your drawing: draw with crayon, then tap Bake in the oven and see the wax melt into deep colour.

  • Red cabbage paper: tap Dip in red cabbage juice, then paint with vinegar and baking soda.

Is the online drawing game really free?

Yes. All drawing tools, every time skip and the whole Kitchen, Science and Toolbox are free with no time limit and no ads. A grown-up can unlock the rest once, behind the parent gate.

Does my child need an account?

No. There is no sign-up, no login and no e-mail address to give. Drawings are kept in the browser on your device.

Will it work on a school Chromebook or whiteboard?

It runs in a modern browser with WebGL 2 graphics, which most Chromebooks and classroom computers from recent years have. If the device can't run it, the game says so in plain words.

Can two children play at once?

Yes. On a touch screen several fingers can draw at the same time, all with the tool that's picked.

Can I link to one experiment directly?

Not yet. The link always opens the game itself; our experiment pages say which tab and tools to use.

Ready? The crayon's waiting

Play in your browserSee the experiments
  • No account
  • No ads
  • Free to start