One prompt
The simplest way. Spin once and draw once.
Stuck on what to draw? Spin the wheel and get a prompt. This random drawing generator picks one idea at random, so you get something you would not have chosen.
Set a timer, pick up a pencil and start. Your browser's secure random tool makes the pick.
Spin once. If the prompt does not spark an idea, spin one more time and commit.
The simplest way. Spin once and draw once.
Spin twice and combine. A snail and a lighthouse becomes a snail that lights ships home.
Spin a character, a place and an object. Draw the scene where they meet.
Characters
Places
Objects
A character wheel helps you make someone from scratch. Spin four times: an animal, a job, a feeling and an object they carry. For example, owl, baker, nervous and umbrella. Draw them, then give them a name. For animals, use the random animal generator. For objects, use the random object generator.
Two minutes, one prompt, no erasing.
Draw it with only three colors. Pick them with the color wheel spinner.
Do not lift the pen.
Draw with your other hand.
One spin a day for a month.
Short, concrete prompts work best for kids: an animal, a place or a favorite food. In class, spin on a shared screen so everyone draws the same prompt, then compare drawings. The differences are the lesson. To pair a drawing with a story, try the writing prompt generator.
A list is fine, but you pick the one you like, and that is the problem. A wheel picks for you. That small push turns "I'll draw later" into a drawing.
Spin the wheel, accept the prompt and set a five-minute timer. Starting is the hard part.
Yes. A secure random generator in your browser picks the prompt, then the wheel animates to it.
Yes. The prompts are family-friendly.
Yes. Use the home wheel and type your own list.
No. It is free and works in your browser.
Add this wheel to your home screen?
Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.