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Skribbl.io

8.9CrazyGames rating, last 6 months
26,428 votes in all, 88% thumbs up

One player draws a word while everyone else types guesses into the chat, and after the last round the most points wins. Private rooms take 2 to 20 people and your own list of words.

Play on CrazyGames ↗Developer's site ↗

An easel with a half-drawn cat, paint pots, a round timer and a small board with blank dashes for a hidden word. — An easel with a half-finished doodle, paint pots, a timer and a hidden word shown as dashes. Illustration made for Lobby Cove, not a screenshot.

Seats in a match

2 to 20 in a private room

Public roomThe Play button puts you in a room with strangers. We joined one mid-game, round 2 of 3, with 7 players.
Private room2 to 20 players (8 by default), 2 to 10 rounds, 15 to 240 seconds per drawing, Normal, Hidden or Combination mode and your own word list, shared by a link.
Not checkedThe largest public room size.

Facts

Made by: ticedev
On CrazyGames since: 3 March 2017
Genre: Drawing and guessing
Match length: 10–20 min a game (est.)
Controls: Mouse to draw, keyboard to type guesses.
Phone browser: CrazyGames marks it as not made for phone browsers. skribbl.io announced mobile support in 2022; we did not test it on a phone.
Account: None. You type a nickname and play.
Money: Nothing for sale. Banner adverts appear inside the game, above the board and beside the chat.
Paid random items: None. There is no shop.
Chat: Open text chat with everyone in the room: guesses are typed into it. Players can votekick, mute and report, and a private room's owner can kick and ban.
Age: No PEGI or IARC rating found, and skribbl.io's terms have no age clause. On crazygames.com the site's 13+ rule applies.
Languages: Rooms in 28 languages; menus in English

How it plays

How Skribbl.io plays

Each turn, the artist picks one of three words and draws it while a timer runs, 80 seconds by default. Everyone else types guesses into the chat, and nobody scores if the word is not guessed in time. Writing letters on the board is possible but frowned on, and players often vote down anyone who does it.

It has been on CrazyGames since 3 March 2017, longer than any other game here, and has the fewest votes of the six, 26,428. On CrazyGames it runs inside a frame from skribbl.io, the game's own site.

Your first match

0–1 min
Type a nickname, pick a language and press the Play button to join a public room.
1–3 min
Guess in the chat while others draw. When it is your turn, pick one of three words.
With friends
Press Create Private Room, set the rounds and the drawing time, and share the link.

Money, chat and age

The chat is the game, and in a public room it is open to strangers. Players can mute, report and vote to kick each other; a private room with people you know avoids strangers altogether, and its owner can kick and ban.

Players can also draw anything on the shared board. For children, a private room with family or classmates is the safer way to play.

Good for

A video call or a classroom: 2 to 20 people, a shared link and a custom word list.

Harder for

Phone players, and anyone who should not be chatting with strangers in public rooms.

Sources

Skribbl.io facts checked on 23 October 2026. How we check.

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