Online whiteboard

Choose the pen for freehand drawing, add lines or shapes for structure, use text for labels and drop in sticky notes for ideas that need to stand out. The eraser, undo and redo controls make it easy to tidy a board as you work.

Zoom and pan when the canvas gets busy. This is especially useful for lesson plans, mind maps, flowcharts and workshop notes where you want a wide board rather than a single slide.

Teachers and tutors in the UK often need a quick whiteboard for maths working, English notes, diagrams, exam preparation and one-to-one online sessions. This tool keeps the workflow lightweight because students do not need a specialist app to understand the board output.

Exporting to PDF or PNG lets you send a copy of the worked example after the lesson, which is handy for homework notes, revision packs and parent updates.

For small businesses and remote teams, an online whiteboard helps turn a call into a visual plan. Use sticky notes for tasks, shapes for stages, arrows for dependencies and text labels for decisions.

Unlike heavier collaboration suites, this page is built around a fast no-install board with local saving and simple exports. It is a practical fit for quick workshops, process mapping and meeting follow-ups.

Many whiteboard tools focus on accounts, teams and paid workspaces before you can draw. This whiteboard starts with the canvas. You can sketch first, then export or share the board state when it is useful.

For UK users who just need a browser-based whiteboard for teaching, planning or explaining something visually, that low-friction approach is the point.