Used by 65% ProfessionalsSketchpad Overview
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Sketchpad is a web-based application that provides users with a simple yet effective platform for creating digital artwork. It features a variety of drawing tools, including pencil, pen, and brush options, as well as an extensive color palette. Additionally, Sketchpad allows users to access and customize different shapes and stencils to incorporate into their designs and provides layers for easy editing and organization. The software also enables users to export their creations in various file formats.
About Sketchpad
Sketchpad Features
- Auto save : Sketchpad automatically saves your work, so you never have to worry about losing progress.
- Multiformat Support : Allows you to export your work in popular image formats, including JPEG, PNG, SVG, and PDF.
- Multi-language Support : Supports 14 different languages, making it accessible and easy to use for people all over the world.
- Hotkeys : With keyboard shortcuts for common actions, you can speed up your workflow and get more done quickly
- Transparent Background : Overlay your drawings onto other images or designs without any color clashes or boundaries.
- Easy Download and Share : With just a few clicks, you can save your creations or share them via email or social media.
Sketchpad Ratings and Reviews
- Floyd FinchChecker
Here at Safe Harbor Autocad is used both as a primary design software and by steel detailers to produce shop floor drawings. In addition, our production department uses it to generate profiles for CNC plate cutting equipment. The biggest problems it solves is providing a widely used drawing format that is easy to exchange with clients and is familiar with a wider number of users than any other cad software. It tends to be much easier to find proficient Autocad operators than any other software.
The biggest strength of Autocad is in its flexibility. It can be customized for almost any industry or drawing style. Granted the plethora of options, commands, & routines can make it a little intimidating for a beginner but experienced power users can make it sing. Even though it's parametric capability is limited a good user can even do excellent 3d modeling. Almost every trade school, technical college, etc. teaches Autocad, this makes finding operators a lot easier than most other software. Dedicated parametric design software such as Inventor & Solidworks may be taking over in the design realm but the fact of the matter is that 2d drawings will stay with us for a long time. Quite frankly when it comes to producing a good looking shop floor or construction site paper "blueprint" no other software does it better or easier. Even average users can take advantage of its extensive features & shortcuts for detailing drawings. - Verified User in AutomotiveMid-Market(51-1000 emp.)
I think I can generally tell when a drawing was done and sketchbook whereas with Photoshop it is much easier to vary your style and to create more advanced work Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
