A visual design editor for the web. Draw shapes, paths, text and images on a canvas, then export your design as standalone HTML and CSS or a Web Component.
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Currently in public preview. Free to use. Use a desktop browser; no account is needed.
- Drawing tools. Combine shapes, paths, text, icons and images on the canvas, with snap to grid.
- Shape tools. Build new shapes from overlapping ones, mask layers and turn strokes into outlines.
- Type on a path. Set text along any path.
- Styling. Colours, gradients and image fills.
- Effects. Shadow, glow, inner shadow, bevel, noise, blur, colour grade and text shadow.
- Layers and files. Manage layers and groups, then save a local
.doodlefile to return to later. In Chrome and Edge, Save writes back to the same file. - Recovery. Unsaved work comes back if the tab closes.
- Command palette. Press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on Mac) to find any command.
- Presets. Explore the Game Boy Color, iPod Classic and iPod (Gen 1) presets, or begin with a blank canvas.
- Export. Preview and download standalone HTML and CSS or a Web Component, with no framework required. Designs with images or fonts download as a ZIP.
- Open doodledev.app on your desktop.
- Choose a preset or a blank canvas and start designing.
- Select Code Preview to review your design, choose an export format, and download it.
Exports contain the visual design. Interactive behaviour can be added separately when you use it in a site.
This repository contains public product information. The application source is not published here.
Built by Mitch Ivin.
Screenshots captured at 1920 × 1080.