A whiteboard that fits how students actually study
Flocci Draw is a free whiteboard for students: sketch labelled diagrams for physics, biology, and maths, build revision mind maps, and run group study sessions where everyone draws live. No signup is needed to start, it runs in any browser, and exports go straight into notes.
Diagrams are half of studying
Ray diagrams, cell structures, free-body forces, database schemas — most subjects are learned by drawing. A quick hand-drawn canvas beats a formal diagram tool here: labelling an ellipse as a mitochondrion takes seconds, and the sketchy style matches how you would answer on paper in the exam.
Everything works signed out on a shared family laptop or a college machine — drawings persist locally per browser, and PNG export drops figures straight into assignment documents.
Group study, actually together
With one free account in the group, study sessions go live: share an edit link and everyone solves on the same canvas — one person draws the circuit, another annotates the equations, cursors visible throughout. It replaces the blurry photo-of-notebook workflow entirely.
Keep one canvas per subject through the term. The 500 free monthly credits cover a full subject load of new canvases with plenty to spare.
How to get started
- Open and draw. No signup — open the canvas and sketch the diagram you are studying.
- Label everything. Use the text tool for labels and arrows for annotations.
- Export to notes. PNG/SVG export puts figures into assignments and revision docs.
- Study in groups. One member shares an edit link; the group solves on one canvas live.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free for students?
Yes — drawing needs no account and no payment ever, and the free monthly credit allowance easily covers a student's cloud canvases. There is no student-verification hoop to jump through.
Will it run on a low-end laptop?
Yes. It is a lightweight browser canvas, not a heavy design suite — it stays responsive on modest hardware and ordinary connections.
Can I use it in an online exam or viva?
If your examiner allows a drawing tool, it loads in seconds with no installation, and a view-only share link lets an examiner watch your working live. Always confirm your institution's rules first.