Doodle on Photo
Upload an image, draw with your finger, mouse or stylus, add stamps and shapes, then download your finished image.
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Your image is processed in your browser.
Draw, annotate and decorate photos directly in your browser
Add freehand drawings, arrows, shapes, highlights and stamps to photos without needing a desktop editor. Use it for fun doodles, screenshot markups, visual instructions, social posts and quick image annotations.
Create a doodled photo in a few simple steps
Upload your image, choose how you want to draw, add shapes or stamps and then download the finished result as a PNG.
Upload your image
Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP photo from your phone, tablet or computer.
Choose a brush
Pick Pencil, Marker, Highlighter, Paint Brush, Spray, Chalk, Neon or Eraser.
Set colour & size
Choose a preset colour or use the colour picker, then adjust brush size and opacity.
Draw on the photo
Use a mouse, finger or compatible stylus to doodle directly on the image.
Add shapes & stamps
Add arrows, lines, circles, rectangles, hearts, stars, ticks and other fun marks.
Undo, redo or erase
Correct mistakes without starting again using Undo, Redo or the Eraser.
Check the result
Review the doodles, shapes and annotations before saving the finished image.
Download
Save the completed edited image as a PNG file.
Choose the right brush for the job
Use doodles for fun or practical image markup
Draw directly over photos using colourful pens, brushes and effects.
Use arrows, circles and lines to point out important parts of an image.
Add doodles, hearts, stars and stamps to create playful edited photos.
Create colourful images for Facebook, Instagram and other social platforms.
Use simple touch controls for drawing and decorating photos on phones and tablets.
Highlight details in screenshots, product images, photographs and visual instructions.
Tips for cleaner doodles and annotations
Fine lines can disappear into detailed backgrounds. Increase brush size when you need marks to stand out.
Lower opacity lets you mark an area without completely covering the detail underneath.
Arrows, rectangles and circles often look cleaner than freehand drawing when you are explaining something.
Bright marks work better on dark photos, while darker colours are easier to see over pale backgrounds.
If a mark looks wrong, undo it straight away rather than adding more edits around it.
Place doodles around faces, text and key subjects unless covering them is part of the intended design.
Edit without changing the original photo
The Doodle on Photo editor is designed to process the selected image in your browser and create a separate edited copy for download. Your original photograph remains unchanged while you draw, erase, add shapes and experiment with colours.
The editor is designed to work in your browser rather than requiring the image to be uploaded to the MixPlay server for ordinary editing. Before sharing a marked-up screenshot or photo, check it for private text, names, addresses, account details or other visible information.