Doodle Guide

Doodle Guide turns a blank digital canvas into a conversation about drawing. As you sketch, Google AI interprets the marks, prepares audio-and-visual feedback, and generates a companion image meant to point out possible improvements in structure and style.

What is Doodle Guide?

Most drawing tools wait politely for you to finish. Doodle Guide leans over the canvas with opinions. Its pipeline reads a doodle with Gemini, writes a short response and an image prompt, then routes those pieces to audio and image models. The result is part coach, part creative mirror: your marks come back as spoken commentary, practical nudges, and a second sketch that shows what the system thought it saw. That makes it useful less as a formal lesson than as a quick loop for drawing, comparing, and trying again. The slightly uncanny pleasure is seeing which parts of a loose scribble survive the trip through another visual imagination.

What you can do there

• Sketch on a digital canvas
• Listen to and read drawing feedback
• Review an AI-generated sketch
• Use tips to revise the next drawing

Why we picked it

The feedback loop gives a familiar browser canvas an unusual social spark. You are not simply asking AI to make an image; you supply the rough visual idea, then use its response as a prompt to look harder at your own choices.

How to get the most from it

Start with a simple object whose silhouette you can draw quickly. Listen to the response, compare the generated sketch with your marks, and make a second pass that changes one structural choice at a time instead of chasing every suggestion.

Good to know

Audio is central to the concept, so speakers or headphones may improve the visit. The drawing is analyzed by Google AI and can produce a new image; avoid sensitive material. Account, pricing, retention, accessibility, moderation, mobile behavior, and model accuracy were not established.

Who made it, and when?

Gaël Hugo is the credited creator or organization. The earliest supported launch date we found is November 1, 2024.