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About the drawing ideas wheel
Staring at a blank page? This wheel gives you a playful drawing prompt to start from, and they work for sketchbook practice, kids’ art time, or a daily drawing challenge. Spin twice and combine the prompts for something stranger.
Ways to use it
Daily sketch challenge: one spin, one drawing.
Keep kids busy on a rainy afternoon.
Pictionary-style game: spin, draw, and let others guess.
What’s on this wheel (16)
A cat wearing a hat
A castle in the clouds
Your dream house
A robot chef
A dragon made of candy
An underwater city
A monster under the bed
A tiny treehouse
A picnic in space
A superhero pet
A haunted lighthouse
A dinosaur at the beach
A floating island
A cozy coffee shop
An alien’s backpack
A mushroom village
Frequently asked questions
Is the drawing wheel good for kids?
Yes. Every prompt is family-friendly and playful, and kids can add their own ideas to the wheel.
How do I combine two prompts?
Turn on "Remove winner after each spin" and spin twice, so the second prompt is always different. Then mix them: "A robot chef" and "An underwater city" becomes a robot chef cooking in an underwater city.
Embed this wheel
Add this wheel to your slides, class website, blog or stream page for free.
For a website or blog, paste this code where you want the wheel to appear:
How to add it
Canva
Copy the link above. In your design, open Apps, search for "Embeds", paste the link and choose Add to design. If Canva shows a link card instead of the wheel, click it while presenting to open the wheel.
Google Slides
Slides can't show a live wheel on a slide. Add a button, text or picture, then choose Insert > Link and paste the link. Click it while presenting and the wheel opens in a new tab.
PowerPoint
Choose Insert > Add-ins, search for "Web Viewer" and add it. Paste the link into it to show the live wheel on the slide. If add-ins are blocked at your school, use Insert > Link instead.
Websites, blogs and learning platforms
WordPress, Canvas, Moodle and most other platforms: paste the embed code into an HTML or embed block. Google Sites: choose Insert > Embed > By URL and paste the link.
