

SketchBook
Sketchbook drawing software features an artist-friendly, gesture-based user interface that is so fast and intuitive even new users can be productive within minutes.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
Features
- Texture for brushes
- Multi-choice brushes
- Drawing Board
- Pressure Sensitivity
- Support for Layers
- RAW Photo Editors
- Drawing Tablet Support
- Photo Synchronization
- Advanced brush settings
- Open PSD files
- Storyboard
- Color blending
- Sketching
Tags
- sketchpad
- touchscreen-support
SketchBook News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- POX added SketchBook as alternative to InfiniPaint
Maoholguin added SketchBook as alternative to Graintouch- ofiane liked SketchBook
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What is SketchBook?
Sketchbook drawing software features an artist-friendly, gesture-based user interface that is so fast and intuitive even new users can be productive within minutes.
A natural drawing experience. Professional-grade perspective tools. Layer editor enhancements. Flipbook animation workflow. All in the familiar interface that stays out of your way and lets you focus on drawing. The power you need, the simplicity you love.






Comments and Reviews
Autodesk Sketchbook is one of the best drawing apps I've used.
FYI - Autodesk sold Sketchbook to 'Sketchbook Inc', and they have now made it a payed app for purchase only - ergo NO FREE VERSION anymore!
From Autodesk website:
"SketchBook is no longer available As of June 30, 2021, Autodesk is discontinuing SketchBook. We will no longer offer downloads for SketchBook or deliver any new versions or updates."
Sketchbook is my favorite drawing app so far. The interface is excellent: It does get out of the way and makes excellent use of marking menus which allow super quick actions without the use of keyboard shortcuts just by penstrokes. Frequently needed actions like resizing the brush or pan/zoom have their own controls, also appearing right at your mouse or pen.
A rather mundane but great feature is that there is no proprietary save format. It saves in tiffs or psd.
I heard that the applications can be buggy. So far I met small problems like the marking menu not always working smoothly when using the mouse.
While a previous version was free, the price is still pretty good – the most relevant competitor with a simple interface, ArtRage, costs more; free/libré tools like MyPaint or Krita have more complex interfaces without the on-canvas controls.
easy to draw is only thing I use
Easy setup, clean UI. You start it and it works. You can explore the features the way you like it.
because in the app are much brushs
Love this one. Created my avatar with it.