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One surprise. Six honest beats.

Reveal together, draw freely, compare anonymously, then get one clear final verdict with scores, reasons and practical feedback.

How a round works

  1. Reveal the challenge

    The prompt and its public rubric lock the moment the round starts. Everyone gets the same three-second countdown.

  2. Draw in private

    Use the published tools. Your artwork stays private until the server deadline locks it.

  3. Reveal anonymously

    Names and history stay out of judging. Safe entries appear in a locked, random order.

  4. Get the final verdict

    AI scores each work separately, then the server applies the rubric and locks one result. Highest total wins; grade is feedback, not a tie rule.

  5. Learn from the evidence

    Read the visible-evidence reasons and one practical improvement. Solo players can practise right away.

  6. Keep creating

    The final score and reasons are available immediately. Official safe results save privately by default on each device, and you can opt out in General game settings. Sharing remains a separate choice; multiplayer rooms and seats stay for the next match.

How Snapshot scores 100

Three visible-evidence scores keep prompt relevance first. Every other mode publishes its own task-specific rubric before drawing starts.

Snapshot rubric

Public now · locked when the round starts

  • Prompt fit60%
  • Visual clarity25%
  • Aesthetics15%
Prompt fit · 60%
Represent the requested subject, action, setting, and required details.
Visual clarity · 25%
Make the important entities and actions recognisable.
Aesthetics · 15%
Reward composition, expression, style, and visual appeal.
Round validity · separate

Code checks the official canvas and deadline as a visible pass/fail signal; it does not dilute the creative 100 points.

Match length

Round wins
A match plays to 1, 3 or 5 round wins. Every awarded round has exactly one winner: equal totals are separated by the rubric criteria, then a fixed final tie-break. A round without a valid result awards no win.
How many rounds
With four players, first to 3 takes between 3 and 9 awarded rounds.
Drawing time
Each round gives 60, 90 or 120 seconds from the room settings. Speed round cuts the clock to 60%.

Pick your room mode

Every rubric below is public before the pen moves and locked when the round starts.

Meet the Jury

Ready when you are. Solo practice starts in one tap; friends join from Challenges.

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