Draw sprites, props, and UI on your tablet — with a real pen, big thumb-friendly tools, and none of the desktop wrestling.
✦ Free · runs in your browser · nothing to install
Most vector tools are desktop apps squeezed onto a screen. Marmaloom starts from the tablet and the pen, and only shows the controls a game artist actually reaches for.
Palm rejection, finger-to-pan, pressure. Draw open paths, drop nodes, and pull curves like the pen tool you already know.
Outlines that stay crisp at any size — the way game sprites need them. Booleans you can preview before you commit.
Color-first inspector, a swatch grid you can reorder, Lospec palettes a tap away. No hunting through dialogs.
Switch modes without leaving your artwork — the theme lives in the frame, never on your canvas.
The mode that's live today. Precise, resolution-free, game-ready.
For the soft, hand-drawn passes vectors can't fake.
Down to the pixel, for classic sprite sheets.
When you're ready for the game-dev layer, Marmaloom threads your art onto your laptop, packs your sprites into atlases, and turns drawings into animations — no export dance.
Sketch a sprite on the couch, save it. That's the whole ritual.
A tiny helper writes real files — per-shape, per-group, or one sheet — the moment you save.
Point it at your project folder once. New art just appears where your engine expects it.
Save on the tablet; real files land in your project folder seconds later.
Bundle sprites into a texture atlas with trim and nine-slice, ready to load.
Turn a stack of drawings into frames and preview the loop before you ship it.
Part marmalade, part good luck. Jello turns up in the quiet moments — an empty gallery, a long save, a spell gone sideways — with a tip instead of a spinner. Personality lives here, so your canvas doesn't have to carry it.
“No spells yet. Tap ✦ New and we'll start weaving.”
“Threading your shapes together…”
“That didn't take. Nothing's lost — let's try once more.”
“Welcome to the loom. Pick a canvas and draw.”
Open the studio in your browser — free, no account needed to start.
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