AtlasDraw
Coming soon
for Windows & Mac
A whiteboard that lives on your computer. Rough out an idea, map a system, mock up a screen or draw the art for your game, all on one fast canvas. It's a native app on Windows and on Mac, it works offline, and it opens your Excalidraw and draw.io files.
Drag the handle
Start rough in the meeting, with wobbly lines, hatched fills and handwriting. When it's time for the design doc, switch the same drawing to crisp lines. You don't redraw a thing, and your arrows stay attached.
A proper desktop app
The canvas fills the window. Panels float over it on frosted glass, slide away when you want the space, and peek back out when you rest the pointer at the edge. Every command has a shortcut, and the ones you use most sit in a quick bar you arrange yourself.
Two apps, not one stretched across both
Most whiteboards that run everywhere are a web page in a window. AtlasDraw is written twice, once for each platform, with the same tools that platform's own apps are built with. So it starts fast, behaves the way the rest of your computer does, and copes with big drawings: both apps are tested on drawings of more than 100,000 shapes, spread out and densely packed.
Windows 10 & 11
macOS 26
One file format. A drawing saved on a PC opens on a Mac exactly as you left it, and back again.
Not just diagrams
Characters, props, tiles, buttons and whole screens, drawn as vectors you can go on editing. Gradients, gel shading, glow and soft shadows are built in, so the art looks finished rather than diagrammed. When it's ready, export a transparent PNG or an SVG and drop it into your engine.
Hold Alt (⌥ on Mac) and drag to copy a character, move an arm, and that's your next frame. Frames keep each screen or sheet in its own box.
Save sprites, props and buttons to your library and drag them onto any screen. As the scene fills up, Layers lets you name, hide and lock every piece.
Export PNG at 1×, 2× or 3× with the background switched off, or SVG that stays sharp at any size. Or copy it and paste it straight into another app.
Straight off the canvas
Everything below is made with AtlasDraw's own shapes, paths, gradients and effects. There are no imported images.
Free shape libraries
Eight free libraries with 207 more shapes, and more on the way. Install any of them from inside the app with Library ⋯ → Browse libraries, and it lets you know when one is updated.
Bar, line, pie, scatter and more, plus KPI tiles, gauges, funnels and Venn diagrams. Every label is editable.
By AtlasDraw · View on GitHub
Kanban and sprint boards, user stories, story maps, Gantt charts, roadmaps, RACI and risk matrices, burndown and velocity charts, and retrospective boards. Every label is editable.
By AtlasDraw · View on GitHub
Strategy and planning frameworks: SWOT, 2×2 matrices, business model and lean canvases, customer journey and empathy maps, OKRs and more. Every heading and note is editable text.
By AtlasDraw · View on GitHub
Person cards, teams and ready-made org charts, plus mind map topics, branches and bubble clusters. Connectors stay attached when you move the shapes.
By AtlasDraw · View on GitHub
Walls, doors, windows, stairs, furniture and kitchen and bathroom fittings for top-down floor plans, all drawn at one scale (1 px = 1 cm).
By AtlasDraw · View on GitHub
Arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, hash tables, trees, heaps, tries and graphs for explaining algorithms. Every value is editable.
By AtlasDraw · View on GitHub
Schematic symbols for passive parts, semiconductors, sources, switches, meters and logic gates. Two-terminal parts share a 100 px grid so their leads chain end to end.
By Creakyhat · View on GitHub
Routers, switches, access points, racks and the links between them, for home, office and data-centre network diagrams.
By Creakyhat · View on GitHub
No lock-in
No account, no tracking and no browser. Every change is autosaved to the file a moment after you make it, so a crash or a restart doesn't cost you your work.
Excalidraw and draw.io drawings open as they are, custom draw.io shapes included. Libraries from libraries.excalidraw.com drop straight into your library.
Export the drawing as an image or a PDF, or hand it on as an Excalidraw or draw.io file. You can also copy it and paste it straight into excalidraw.com.
Built in the open
AtlasDraw isn't out yet, but you can already share shapes, tell us what's missing and see what other people are drawing.
Free libraries of ready-made shapes, and the place to share your own. Install them straight from the app with Library ⋯ → Browse libraries, and it lets you know when they're updated. Every library names its author and its licence.
Browse the libraries → GitHubReport a bug, suggest a feature, or vote for the ideas you want built next. It's all public, so you can see what's planned.
Have your say → RedditShow off what you've made, ask questions, and follow along as AtlasDraw gets ready for launch.
Join r/AtlasDraw →AtlasDraw is coming soon for Windows 10 & 11 and macOS 26.
Join r/AtlasDraw to hear the moment it's out.