Drawpile
7.9#3 in digital painting softwareFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitDrawpile vs ibisPaint
What both publish
| Fact | Drawpile | ibisPaint |
|---|---|---|
| Animation | Animation tools include a timeline and onion skins, and users can animate collaboratively on a shared canvas. | ibisPaint supports frame-by-frame animation and can produce videos with background music and audio. |
| Brushes | Drawpile includes over 200 built-in brushes, multiple brush engines, a brush editor and a stroke stabilizer. | The app offers over 47,000 brush types, with drawing speeds up to 120 fps. |
| Brush library | The program includes more than 200 built-in brushes, several brush engines, a custom brush editor and stroke stabilization. | The official feature page lists more than 47,000 brushes with adjustable size, opacity, endpoints and texture. |
Drawpile plans
- DrawpileFree
- FreeFree
ibisPaint plans
- Free versionFree
- Premium Membership annual$27.99 a year
- Ad Removal Upgrade$15.99 a month
- Pro Upgrade$62.99 a month
- Windows Free trial / Demo ModeFree
- ibisPaint XFree
Pick Drawpile if…
Drawpile suits artists who want to make work together on one canvas, including people who need animation or offline use. Its server options also suit groups that want to choose between official community hosting and self-hosting.
Pick ibisPaint if…
It suits people who draw on phones, tablets, or computers and want brushes, manga tools, or animation features. Artists who need artwork syncing can use Cloud Storage, with 64MB on the free version or 20GB with Premium Membership.