Collaborative Whiteboard — Free Real-Time P2P Drawing
Draw together in real time using a peer-to-peer collaborative whiteboard. No account, no server, no software installation. Share a code to invite collaborators.
About Collaborative Whiteboard
Whiteboarding together usually means screen sharing or signing up for another collaboration tool. ILikePdf Collaborative Whiteboard lets you draw, type, and add shapes in real time with anyone who opens the shared link, connected peer-to-peer over WebRTC. There is no account, no server storing your sketches, and no session setup — just share the link and draw. Export the board as an image when you are done.
How to draw on a shared whiteboard Collaborative Whiteboard
Common use cases for Collaborative Whiteboard
- Brainstorm with remote teams in real time.
- Sketch diagrams during client calls.
- Teach or present with a shared visual canvas.
- Collaborate on layouts without screen sharing.
Pro tips
- P2P connections mean no central server stores your sketches.
- Keep the tab open on your end for the connection to stay live.
- Export your board before closing to keep a copy.
Frequently Asked Questions
A real-time shared drawing canvas where multiple users can sketch, type, draw shapes, and add sticky notes simultaneously. Sessions are synced via WebRTC and can be exported as PDF.
Yes. Export your entire whiteboard canvas as a PDF with all drawings, text, shapes, and sticky notes preserved at high resolution.
Up to 16 participants per session. Each person has a distinct colour cursor and can draw simultaneously without conflicts.
Whiteboard data is exchanged via WebRTC peer-to-peer. A lightweight signalling server coordinates the initial connection but does not store or transmit drawing data.
Yes. Save the session to your browser local storage and resume later. You can also download a snapshot as PDF or PNG at any time.