Draw on a photo
Doodle on a picture, sign a document photo, or circle something on a screenshot. The brush smooths your strokes, and everything you draw stays on its own layer above the photo.
Free, no sign-up. Your photo stays on your device. Try it on a sample photo

How to draw on a photo
- Choose or drop a photo. The Brush is ready.
- Pick a color, a stroke size and an opacity, then draw. Use the eyedropper to borrow a color from the photo.
- Use the drawing Eraser to fix mistakes, then save from Export.
Good to know
- A single stroke does not get darker where it crosses itself, so highlighter-style marks stay even.
- Filters and adjustments never change the color of what you drew.
- Use a stylus or a finger on touch screens; mouse strokes are smoothed too.
Questions
Will the eraser damage my photo?
No. The drawing eraser only removes drawing and text, never the photo underneath.
Can I remove all my drawing at once?
Yes. Select Remove all drawing and text.
Can I sign a photo of a document?
Yes. Draw your signature with a thin dark brush, zoomed in for control.
Related tools
- Add text to a photoWrite on photos with 8 fonts, outline and shadow, plus arrows, boxes and freehand drawing.
- Add arrowsPoint things out on screenshots and photos with clean arrows and straight lines, in any color and thickness.
- Circle somethingHighlight part of a screenshot or photo with a clean circle, oval or box, outlined or filled.
- Blur a faceHide faces, license plates, names and addresses before you share a photo.