VITON13 SCHOOL · Whiteboard
A free online whiteboard.
Draw, write and explain on one board, then save it as a picture. For lessons, homework and planning.
How to use it in a lesson
- Open it on the big screenPress Full screen on the projector or the interactive panel. Nothing to install and no account to create.
- Explain as you drawShapes, arrows, text and pictures; the laser pointer shows where to look; frames split the board into parts.
- Keep the resultSave the board as a PNG or SVG picture, or as a file you can open again next lesson, and send it to the class.
What the board can do
- Rectangles, diamonds, ellipses, arrows and lines in a hand-drawn style
- Freehand pencil, text, pictures and an eraser
- Laser pointer and frames for presenting
- Colours, line widths, fills, dark mode, zoom, undo
- Export to PNG or SVG, save and open .excalidraw files
- Works on computers, tablets and phones, in four languages
What it does not do
Several people cannot draw on the same board at once on this page. To work together, share your screen in a video call or send the saved file. Your drawing is kept only in this browser: clearing the browser's data deletes it, so save a copy you want to keep.
Free online whiteboard for teaching: how to use it in class and online →Questions
Is the whiteboard really free?
Yes. No payment, no sign-up and no ads, for teachers, students and anyone else.
Where is my drawing saved?
In this browser on this device, automatically. To keep it elsewhere, save it as a picture or as an .excalidraw file from the menu.
Can students draw on it at the same time?
Not on this page. Share your screen in a video lesson, or send students the saved file so they can open and continue it on their own devices.
What is it built on?
On Excalidraw, an open-source whiteboard published under the MIT licence.
Built on Excalidraw, open source under the MIT licence. github.com/excalidraw/excalidraw