QuickDraw

Can a neural network learn to recognize doodling? Help teach it by adding your drawings to the world’s largest doodling data set, shared publicly to help with machine learning research. Let's Draw! Language: English English Arabic German Spanish (Spain) Spanish French Italian Japanese Korean Portuguese (Brazil) Portuguese (Portugal) Russian Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Hong Kong) Chinese (Taiwan) Privacy & Terms ? Draw: 00:20 ... Try this one instead!- Times up, try this one instead- Great job!- Draw in under 20 seconds Got It! Share your drawings Play Again You were asked to draw bicycle You drew this, and the neural net didn't recognize it. You drew this, and the neural net recognized it. It also thought your drawing looked like these: It thought your drawing looked more like these: Correct match Bicycle 2nd closest match Bicycle 3rd closest match Bicycle Back Continue Please give us some feedback before playing the next round! (only 4 quick questions) We are doing this survey to better understand your interaction with the system. I have previously played this game on this site before. Oops, you missed a question Continue Skip Survey responses will be maintained in accordance with Google's Privacy Policy. About this game This is a game built with machine learning. You draw, and a neural network tries to guess what you’re drawing. Of course, it doesn’t always work. But the more you play with it, the more it will learn. So far we have trained it on a few hundred concepts, and we hope to add more over time. We made this as an example of how you can use machine learning in fun ways. Watch the video below to learn about how it works, and Built by Jonas Jongejan, Henry Rowley, Takashi Kawashima, Jongmin Kim, Nick Fox-Gieg, with friends at Google Creative Lab and Data Arts Team. Are you sure you want to quit? Cancel Quit --- Get the data Play the game Get the data Play the game Share What do 50 million drawings look like? Over 15 million players have contributed millions of drawings playing Quick, Draw! These doodles are a unique data set that can help developers train new neural networks, help researchers see patterns in how people around the world draw, and help artists create things we haven’t begun to think of. That’s why we’re open-sourcing them, for anyone to play with. Select a drawing aircraft carrierairplanealarm clockambulanceangelanimal migrationantanvilapplearmasparagusaxebackpackbananabandagebarnbaseballbaseball batbasketbasketballbatbathtubbeachbearbeardbedbeebeltbenchbicyclebinocularsbirdbirthday cakeblackberryblueberrybookboomerangbottlecapbowtiebraceletbrainbreadbridgebroccolibroombucketbulldozerbusbushbutterflycactuscakecalculatorcalendarcamelcameracamouflagecampfirecandlecannoncanoecarcarrotcastlecatceiling fancellocell phonechairchandelierchurchcircleclarinetclockcloudcoffee cupcompasscomputercookiecoolercouchcowcrabcrayoncrocodilecrowncruise shipcupdiamonddishwasherdiving boarddogdolphindonutdoordragondresserdrilldrumsduckdumbbellearelbowelephantenvelopeerasereyeeyeglassesfacefanfeatherfencefingerfire hydrantfireplacefiretruckfishflamingoflashlightflip flopsfloor lampflowerflying saucerfootforkfrogfrying pangardengarden hosegiraffegoateegolf clubgrapesgrassguitarhamburgerhammerhandharphatheadphoneshedgehoghelicopterhelmethexagonhockey puckhockey stickhorsehospitalhot air balloonhot doghot tubhourglasshousehouse planthurricaneice creamjacketjailkangarookeykeyboardkneeknifeladderlanternlaptopleafleglight bulblighterlighthouselightninglinelionlipsticklobsterlollipopmailboxmapmarkermatchesmegaphonemermaidmicrophonemicrowavemonkeymoonmosquitomotorbikemountainmousemoustachemouthmugmushroomnailnecklacenoseoceanoctagonoctopusonionovenowlpaintbrushpaint canpalm treepandapantspaper clipparachuteparrotpassportpeanutpearpeaspencilpenguinpianopickup truckpicture framepigpillowpineapplepizzaplierspolice carpondpoolpopsiclepostcardpotatopower outletpurserabbitraccoonradiorainrainbowrakeremote controlrhinocerosrifleriverroller coasterrollerskatessailboatsandwichsawsaxophoneschool busscissorsscorpionscrewdriversea turtlesee sawsharksheepshoeshortsshovelsinkskateboardskullskyscrapersleeping bagsmiley facesnailsnakesnorkelsnowflakesnowmansoccer ballsockspeedboatspiderspoonspreadsheetsquaresquigglesquirrelstairsstarsteakstereostethoscopestitchesstop signstovestrawberrystreetlightstring beansubmarinesuitcasesunswansweaterswing setswordsyringetableteapotteddy-beartelephonetelevisiontennis racquettentThe Eiffel TowerThe Great Wall of ChinaThe Mona Lisatigertoastertoetoilettoothtoothbrushtoothpastetornadotractortraffic lighttraintreetriangletrombonetrucktrumpett-shirtumbrellaunderwearvanvaseviolinwashing machinewatermelonwaterslidewhalewheelwindmillwine bottlewine glasswristwatchyogazebrazigzag Privacy & Terms