Drawing Sync compares drawings of the same prompt. Two players get five rounds from 39 prompts, sharing one device or joining a room by link. iPhone, Android and PC players can join together. Groups of 3–8 draw three prompts and compare every pair.
The score describes similarity in this game’s lines and timing. It does not rank artistic skill or measure personality or relationship quality. Overlays and replays give you something concrete to discuss, whether the drawings match or differ.
Five ways to compare drawings
| Dimension | What it compares |
|---|---|
| Shape | Outlines and line shapes. |
| Placement | Where and how large you draw on the canvas. |
| Orientation | The tilt of the lines and drawing. |
| Strokes | Where you begin and how you add strokes. |
| Rhythm | Drawing duration and pace. |
Use the overlay to compare outlines and the side-by-side view to compare placement and size. Two hearts can have different curves or sit in different places. When your first impression differs from the score, the five bars give you something specific to discuss.
Orientation looks at the tilt of drawn lines. It does not understand which way an animal or fish is facing. Enjoy comparing the actual drawings alongside the result.
Rhythm rewards similarity in timing, not speed. Two slow drawings may have similar timing, but simply drawing slowly does not guarantee full marks.
When drawings can be compared
A blank answer, or one without enough usable points, makes that round incomparable. The final result reports how many drawing rounds could be compared. If none could, it shows that there were no comparable lines instead of a numerical drawing score.
The score does not judge whether a drawing is correct. Similar scribbles may score similarly too. Following the prompt and drawing what comes to mind gives you more interesting differences to talk about.
One device or a room by link
One-device play does not send drawings or answers to a server. Rooms temporarily store answers so participants can see shared results. Other answers stay hidden during answering and are shown at the reveal. Rooms expire after six hours without use, or at most 24 hours after creation. Scoring and reports do not call an external generative AI service.
Image Choice, Full Course and readings
Image Choice selects five questions from 24 questions and 96 pictures. Each player picks one of four pictures per question. The official score is the proportion of matching answers. Readings stay with the chosen scenes and give you something to discuss; they are not personality or compatibility tests.
The two-player Full Course combines five drawings and five picture questions, giving you both drawing habits and preferences to discuss. Reports are selected from a catalog of 71 written types. In groups of 3–8, each round finds a best pair, and the finale adds pair rankings and a compatibility map.
How to read the result together
- Find one similarity and one difference in the overlay.
- Watch where each drawing starts and when details are added.
- Compare the five bars with the drawings and ask why your partner started there.
- Try another set of prompts and talk about where each drawing starts or why you chose a picture.
FAQ
Will a skilled artist and a beginner score poorly?
Skill alone cannot predict the score. The engine compares the submitted lines, positions, drawing process and timing.
Are iOS and web scores identical?
They use the same scoring approach, but devices and browsers can record different coordinates and times. Different input data can produce different results; no fixed maximum difference is promised.
Does a low score mean we are incompatible?
It means your drawings or answers differed in this game. It does not evaluate the relationship or predict its future.
Play five drawing rounds and explore the overlay, replay and five scoring bars.