What Is Sketchar Multiplayer, and Who Invented It?

AR Drawing (Augmented Reality Drawing) is an innovative technique that allows users to trace images directly onto real-world surfaces using a smartphone camera and AR technology. This method is perfect for artists, designers, and hobbyists looking to seamlessly transfer sketches to paper, walls, or any physical surface. The concept of AR Drawing was pioneered in June 2012 by Sketchar’s founder, mural artist Andrey Drobitko (Adno). Searching for an efficient way to trace sketches onto large walls, he envisioned this unique solution. In 2016, Sketchar officially introduced the first AR Drawing app to the public, revolutionizing digital art experiences.

What Features Does Sketchar Offer Besides AR Drawing?

Sketchar includes: Advanced Drawing Canvas: Layers, custom brushes, and image imports for professional digital art. Step-by-Step Courses: Lessons on anime, anatomy, animals, and more to improve your skills. Daily Art Challenges: Fun creative tasks to keep you inspired and connected.

Can Teachers Use Sketchar in Art Lessons?

Yes, Sketchar provides free licenses for schools and universities worldwide. It’s already used in educational institutions across 20+ countries.Learn more about the Sketchar for Education program and apply for a license.

What Kind of Partnerships Does Sketchar Offer?

Sketchar offers diverse partnership opportunities, including: Branded Educational Content: Customized lessons, creative courses, or art-challenges. Live AR Drawing Performances: Engaging events powered by AR technology.

Multiplayer Drawing App by Sketchar

How Sketchar Multiplayer works

Create a room, invite anyone with a link, and draw together on the same canvas — in real time, across iOS and Android.

Explore rooms from the community or create yours with any drawing prompt

Set your canvas size, name your room, and write a creative prompt for participants. Every room has a unique invite page – share it anywhere and anyone can join instantly.

Unlimited participants per room

Timelapse video of the whole session

Host moderation — kick or ban rule-breakers

Draw together in real time – cross-platform

An iPhone user and an Android tablet user can co-create on the same canvas without any friction. Works natively on both iOS and Android.

Real-time stroke sync across devices

Three roles: Host, Participant, Spectator

One-link invites

Built for artists, classrooms, and teams

Whether you're running an art community challenge on a shared canvas, getting a whole class to draw together on one artwork, or brainstorming ideas with your team – Sketchar Multiplayer opens up new ways to create together. Every session is recorded stroke by stroke, so you can generate a timelapse video of the collaborative process.

WHY MULTIPLAYER

Art is better when you create it together. Sketchar Multiplayer turns every blank canvas into a shared creative space.

What people are saying about Sketchar

We receive thousands of amazing feedback messages about Sketchar. Here are just a few of them:

"Art is a way to express one's soul. I enjoy drawing after a difficult day. Sketchar provides me with both learning and an enjoyable creative process!"

Laura A, 31

Marketing Manager, Mexico

"I discovered Sketchar during the pandemic in March, 2020 and I love it! The augmented reality sketch app has helped me improve my drawing skills via AR Drawing feature and stay away from the noise of social media."