A party game that lives in your browser

Built for group calls and game nights

Share one link on a video call or in a group chat and everyone's drawing within seconds. Works just as well for a five-minute round as a full game night.

Works on whatever's in your hand

Laptop, tablet, or phone — Skravix runs in the browser you already have open, no separate app required.

Public rooms or a private one just for your group

Jump into a public room to play with strangers, or spin up a private room and invite only the people you want.

Sizing a room for the group you actually have

Eight players is the default, which suits most group chats. For a bigger crowd, Teams splits everyone across two boards so nobody sits watching, and Battle Royale runs up to 100 participants with elimination trimming the field each turn. For a smaller group, drop the turn timer below the default 80 seconds so the game keeps its pace with fewer people drawing.

Frequently asked questions

Do party guests need to install anything?

No. Everyone opens the same link in the browser they already have. There is no download, no app store and no account needed to join a room.

Can we play during a video call?

Yes, and it is the most common way people use it. Keep the call open for the reactions and share the room link in the chat — guesses go into the in-game chat, so the call audio stays free for talking.

Does it work for a work or team event?

A private room with a fixed word category keeps the content predictable, and Teams mode gives a group something to compete over without singling anyone out. Turns can be shortened so a session fits inside a lunch break.

How long does a session take?

You control it. The default of 80-second turns and three turns per player runs about half an hour for six people, but turns per player can go as low as one for a quick game.

Play now

You might also like: Drawing game with friends · Best drawing games