Draw. Fold. Pass. The exquisite corpse game for drawing online with friends.
Each player draws one part, seeing only the edge of the one before. At the end, a whole character appears that nobody drew alone.
+45,000 people have played
Free, no sign-up, nothing to install.
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Your turn: the last one.
This is all you get to see of a drawing from a real game: the edge of a body. Draw the legs and find out what was up there.
That's every turn: you see the edge and carry on from there. No guessing, no points. What comes out is the prize.
How to play
One room, one link, start drawing.
Create the room
Pick the canvas. No account needed.
Share the link
On WhatsApp or wherever you like. Your friends join with a nickname.
Take turns drawing
Each player only sees the edge of the one before. At the end, the drawing is revealed stroke by stroke, with music.
Three canvases
From classic to chaos.
In all three, each player only sees the edge of what was drawn next to them.
Character 1 × 3
Head, body and legs: the classic.
Window 2 × 2
Four panels, one scene.
Mural 3 × 2
Six panels, for a big group.
Made here
Nobody drew them alone.
Characters from real games. Each part was drawn seeing only the edge of the one before.
Everything you just saw, you can play right now.
Free, no account, nothing to install.
Create a drawing roomWith an account
And with an account, there's more.
It's free too. Find people to play with, invite Theo and keep your drawings.
Short on players?
Invite Theo, our bot: he picks up the line you leave him and always adds a twist of his own. Or join a public room from the home page and draw with new people.
Can't find a time that works?
Usually games are live, everyone at once. In your private rooms you can also choose async mode: everyone draws when they can, even if the game takes days.
Format
All players play in real-time. If you disconnect on your turn, you leave the room.Each player draws when they can. No need to be online at the same time.
Want to see it again?
Your drawings are saved in My Corpses, and you can watch how each one was made, stroke by stroke.
Plus your own avatar and the community wall.
With Google or your email.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is it like Gartic Phone or skribbl?
They're alike: you draw with friends in your browser. The difference is that nobody guesses here. Everyone draws parts of the same drawing, seeing only the edge of the part before, and at the end it appears whole. No points, no winner, and you get to keep the drawing.
How many people can play?
From 2. If there are fewer players than parts of the canvas, someone draws more than one. If there are more, with Parallel drawings everyone starts their own drawing and the sheets rotate. Public rooms take up to 12.
Can I play on my phone, and from different places?
Yes. It works in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer, nothing to install. Everyone joins with the link from wherever they are, and the room has its own chat.
What is an exquisite corpse?
A game the Surrealists invented in the 1920s: each person drew one part of a figure on a folded sheet of paper, without seeing the others. When it was unfolded, a creature appeared that nobody had drawn alone. This is its online version, since 2021.
What character will you draw with your friends?
Create the room, pick the canvas and send the link. The rest is a surprise.
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