Sketchlingo: a skribbl.io alternative built around learning words

Same shape of game — one player draws, everyone else types guesses against a timer. What changes is the words: every one is in the language of the room, and you get its English meaning at the end of the round.

What skribbl.io is

skribbl.io is a free browser drawing-and-guessing game. One player picks a word and draws it while everyone else types guesses in chat, and points go to whoever gets it fastest. You can play with the built-in word lists or type in your own.

We describe skribbl.io plainly and do not claim to speak for it. Check their site for current features and prices. Sketchlingo is not affiliated with skribbl.io.

How Sketchlingo is different

Who each one suits

skribbl.io

skribbl.io suits you if you want a party game and the words are just something to draw.

Sketchlingo

Sketchlingo suits you if you want the same party game to leave you with words you did not know. It is a drawing game first — the learning is what sticks afterwards.

What you get in Sketchlingo

Questions

Is it the same game as skribbl.io?

The shape is the same: one player draws, everyone else types guesses against a timer, fastest guess scores most. What changes is the word list. Every word is in the language of the room, and its English meaning is shown when the round ends.

Do I need an account?

No. Open the link, pick a name, play. Signing in only saves your level, words, and achievements across devices.

Can I add my own words?

Yes, with Pro. You can put up to 200 of your own words into your own room, each with a meaning. Everyone you invite joins free with the code.

How many players fit in a room?

Quick games hold 4. Your own room holds 2 to 24, over 1 to 10 rounds, with 30 to 180 seconds per turn.

Try a round

Pick a language, press play, and you are in a game. No account, no install. Bring a friend or get matched into an open game.