# DrawDick.com: the full reference

> DrawDick.com is a free, adults-only (18+) cartoon drawing website where people draw humorous cartoon dicks in the browser, share them, rate community submissions and take part in drawing challenges.

This is the long version of https://drawdick.com/llms.txt, for AI assistants and research agents. It is generated from the site’s own code and content when the site is deployed, then regenerated at most once an hour, when it is requested, so the campaign’s status in it can be an hour or more behind the site. Generated 16 October 2026: that is how fresh this copy is.

## What is DrawDick?

Draw Dick is a free website where adults draw cartoon dicks in the browser, submit them for review, and rate everyone else’s. It lives at drawdick.com, and is made and run by Opulent Studios.

It is free: drawing, rating, the Dicktionary and the font cost nothing, and an account is free. It is for adults only (18+). It is a comedy site, and its rules keep it to daft cartoons: no real people, nobody under 18, nothing explicit in photos.

The site’s own art (its backgrounds, stickers, mascot and font) was made with AI tools; the drawings people submit are their own.

- [About DrawDick](https://drawdick.com/about): Why the site exists, in its maker’s words, then what it is, how it works and who runs it, in questions and answers.

## Drawing editor

The editor is the home page, https://drawdick.com/. Challenge links, the Daily Dick and the Cartoon Starter open it too. These are its tools as the editor shows them, each with the joke name its tooltip gives it:

- **Brush** (“Pencil Dick”): freehand lines in five presets (Pencil, Ink, Marker, Soft and Spray), 1 to 50 px, at 10 to 100% opacity, with smoothing in four steps (Off, Light, Smooth and Steady) and a test pad to try it on. With a pen that reports pressure, Pencil, Ink and Soft draw narrower the lighter it presses (the Pen pressure setting: Light touch, Firm touch or Fixed width); Marker and Spray keep one width, and a mouse or a finger always draws at full width. Pen pressure has not yet been tried with a real stylus.
- **Spray** (“Cum Cannon”): spray paint, with an adjustable dot size.
- **Eraser**.
- **Fill**: tap inside the lines to colour in the area they close, under the lines on a layer of its own (or on top of them), with a tolerance for how alike the colours must be. If the colour runs out through a gap in the lines, the editor says so and offers to close gaps that wide; Undo takes a fill back in one step.
- **Shapes**: rectangle, circle, ellipse, line, triangle, capsule, curve, teardrop, speech bubble, heart and star, outlined or filled; an ellipse fills the box it is dragged out in, and Shift makes it a circle; a curve is bent, and a speech bubble’s tail pointed, by dragging the dot on it. With “Hold to make a shape”, holding still at the end of a line turns it into a clean shape; “Make my line a shape” does it afterwards.
- **Stickers** (“Tramp Stamp”): 95 stickers (the Doodle Disasters pack of 24, the Spooky Little Problems pack of 24 and 47 emoji), placed with a tap, then resized, turned and flipped.
- **Text**: tap the page to write on it, in one of the site’s own fonts, at any size, colour, alignment and line spacing, with an optional outline; tap it again to change it. Words with a web address, an @handle or a phone number can’t go in a drawing.
- **Select**: pick strokes, stickers or text by tapping or dragging a box (Shift, or Add on a phone, picks several; Ctrl+A picks everything), then drag or nudge them, resize them by a corner, turn them by the round handle, flip, duplicate or delete them, bring them to the front or forward or send them to the back or backward within their layer, or set their place, size and angle by number.
- **Color** (“Color and girth”): swatches (basics, skin tones, party colours), a custom colour picker with a hex field, an eyedropper, recent colours, and brush sizes.
- **Symmetry** (“SymmeDick”): mirrors what you draw across a line you can move.
- **Layers** (“Condom Stack”): layers stack in the order they are listed, top of the list on top. Add, hide, lock, rename, duplicate, delete (undoably) and move them up or down; set each one’s opacity; see a thumbnail and the strokes of each; and move what Select picked onto another layer. A locked or hidden layer says so when you try to draw on it.
- **Import** (“Photo Bomb”): draw on one of 36 cartoon backgrounds (awkward office, fancy portrait gallery, moon mission and more), or on your own photo (JPEG, PNG, WebP or GIF). A photo is shrunk and stripped of its location and camera details on your device, and one with a face in it is refused, also checked on your device.
- **Undo and redo**, also with Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z, and two- and three-finger taps on a touch screen.
- **The view**: zoom from 10 to 500%, fit to the screen, pan (the Hand tool, or two fingers) and turn (freely with a two-finger twist, which snaps square near a quarter turn, or in 15° steps with the view bar’s buttons, which narrow screens do not show, or to any angle typed into the view bar). The view is never part of the drawing.
- **Surprise me**, in the menu and beside a blank page: a small drawing model DrawDick trained on public doodles (Moniker’s Quickdraw appendix, CC BY 4.0) draws a fresh doodle to start from, as ordinary strokes in your brush’s colour and size to change, rub out or draw over. Another draws another; Undo takes it back.
- **Finish it**: once there is a line on the page, the same doodle model draws the rest from your lines, in your pen, as ordinary strokes you can keep, redraw (“Try again”) or undo in one step. It runs on your device, is downloaded (about 2 MB) only the first time either is used, and does best from two balls or a shaft, drawn upright.
- **Preferences**, in the menu: single-key shortcuts (which can be switched off), a left-handed layout, and how fingers and a pen share the canvas. The menu’s **Pressure test** shows what a pen, finger or mouse sends the browser: its pressure and tilt.

The drawing you are working on is kept on your device, so it survives a reload, as one of its drafts: New keeps the last one, and Open a saved drawing lists the drafts on this device, each with a picture. Saving a drawing to an account, and opening drawings saved there, need an account. A drawing saved to an account from two devices or tabs is never saved over: a save from the one that is behind keeps both, its version saved beside the other as a copy.

Exporting, all made on your device and none of it needing an account:

- a PNG of the drawing, with a drawdick.com watermark: at its own size or as many pixels across as you ask, on its page colour or transparent, with the layers you pick; or a JPEG, at the quality and on the background colour you choose;
- a project file (.ddraw), the whole drawing with its layers, to keep: Open a project file in the menu, or dropping it on the editor, shows it and then opens it as a new drawing on your device;
- a share card: a PNG sized for a feed (4:5) or a story (9:16), with a roast and a QR code to drawdick.com;
- a timelapse: an 8-second video of the drawing being drawn, uncensored or with a censor bar, as MP4 or WebM, whichever the browser can make.

### Supported devices

It runs in the browser, so there is no app to install. The layout follows the screen and the input, not the device’s name: phones get a dock along the bottom (Brush, Eraser, Color, Stickers, More), wide screens with a mouse or trackpad the desktop layout, and everything else, tablets included, the tablet layout, with touch-sized buttons on a touch screen.

With a pen or stylus, fingers draw until the pen first touches the canvas, and from then on fingers pan and zoom; a touch just after the pen lifts is ignored as a palm. This can be changed in the menu. Pen pressure changes the width of Pencil, Ink and Soft lines only (see Brush above).

The site names no minimum browser. Making a timelapse video needs a browser that can record one; the site suggests Chrome or Safari.

Not in the editor today: any AI that judges your drawing or changes what you drew: the doodle model only adds to it, when you press Surprise me or Finish it.

## Account requirements

An account is free. Making one takes an email address, a password and a username, confirming that you are 18 or older, and accepting the content policy; the email address must be confirmed before the account can save, submit, rate or report.

| What | Without an account | With an account |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Look around: the Hall of Fame, artists’ and drawings’ pages, the Daily Dick, the Dicktionary, the font | Yes | Yes |
| Draw, with the drawing kept on your device | Yes | Yes |
| Download a PNG, a JPEG or a project file, make a share card or a timelapse video | Yes | Yes |
| Send a challenge link, use the Cartoon Starter | Yes | Yes |
| Save a drawing to an account, open saved drawings | No | Yes |
| Submit a drawing for review (and so enter the Daily Dick) | No | Yes |
| Rate drawings | No: the Rate page asks you to sign in | Yes |
| Report a drawing | No | Yes |
| Ask for a drawing to be removed | Yes | Yes |

The age check is a self-declared click-through on the first visit (kept on the device, not sent to the site), and again when making an account. It is not age verification.

You can delete your account from your profile page, or ask at abuse@drawdick.com; your drawings and ratings go with it.

## Community features

### Submissions and moderation

Submitting a drawing puts it in a queue, where it stays private until an admin approves it. A rejected drawing never appears. There are limits on how many drawings one account can have waiting.

A published drawing has its own page, at drawdick.com/d/ and a short code, which its artist can share as a link or a QR code. It shows the drawing’s average score, how many people rated it, and the roast most often picked for it.

Every published drawing has a report button (account needed; once per drawing per person). When three different people report the same drawing since its last review, it is hidden automatically, before an admin has looked. Admins can take a drawing down, and ban an account, at any time.

Beyond its own page and the site’s lists, a drawing is featured anywhere else (in the Dicktionary, in promotion, in the press) only with its artist’s permission, which is off until they turn it on.

### Ratings

Each published drawing is rated once per person, on a whole-number scale with a name for every score: 1 Bobbitt, 2 Turtle, 3 Needledick, 4 Chub, 5 Lil Smokey, 6 Morning Wood, 7 Veinasaurus, 8 Tripod, 9 Pornstar, 10 King Dong. A rating can be changed later; nobody can rate their own drawing.

The [Rate page](https://drawdick.com/rate) shows one drawing at a time. Its score stays hidden until you vote; then you see your verdict against everyone else’s average, and can add a roast from a fixed list (nobody writes their own).

Other people see a drawing’s average and how many people rated it, never who rated what.

### Hall of Fame and leaderboards

- [Hall of Fame](https://drawdick.com/top): The ten best-rated dick drawings on DrawDick, as rated by everyone else.
- [This week’s best](https://drawdick.com/top/week): The best-rated dick drawings published on DrawDick in the last 7 days, and the King Dong of the Week.
- [Today’s best](https://drawdick.com/top/today): The best-rated dick drawings published on DrawDick in the last 24 hours.

The leaderboards rank drawings by their average, pulled towards the site’s average while they have few ratings, so one 10 does not top a list. Today’s and this week’s boards count drawings with at least 3 ratings; the best of the week is King Dong of the Week.

### Gallery

- [Gallery](https://drawdick.com/gallery): Every published drawing, newest first, a page at a time, each linking to its own page. Browsing it needs no account.

### Artist profiles

Every artist with at least one published drawing, and no ban, has a page at drawdick.com/artist/ and their username, showing their newest published drawings and how each was rated. Only published drawings and the username are public; drafts and drawings under review are not.

### Challenges and the Daily Dick

A challenge link (drawdick.com/c/ and a code) opens the editor with a prompt to draw, such as “Draw a dick that's afraid of commitment”. There are 80 prompts, all from a fixed list, so nothing anyone writes travels in a link. The editor’s Challenge a friend button shares or copies one, no account needed.

A ready-to-draw link (drawdick.com/c/ and a preset’s code) opens the editor with a prompt and something already on the page to draw on: a Cartoon Starter cartoon, a Surprise me doodle, one of the preset backgrounds, a sticker, or a mix, as ordinary layers to change or delete; or with Finish it offered from the start, to draw half and let the doodle model draw the rest. There are 7 presets, from a fixed list too. If the page holds a drawing not saved to an account, the editor asks before putting a new one in its place.

The [Daily Dick](https://drawdick.com/daily) is one prompt a day from the same list, the same for everyone, turning at midnight UTC; Daily Dick #1 was 1 October 2026. A prompt does not come round again within a week. You enter by submitting a drawing on the day (account needed; one entry per artist per day, reviewed like any other). The next day, the best-rated entries with at least 3 ratings are shown as the winners, and your result can be shared, Wordle-style, without giving the prompt away.

## Dicktionary

[The Dicktionary](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary): The Dicktionary is DrawDick’s editorial publication: guides, humour, history and the occasional evidence-based finding, about drawing dicks. Every article ends with a call to draw.

Articles carry the byline Picasso Peen, the site’s beret-wearing painter mascot: a persona, not a person. An article is researched and drafted by the DrawDick team, often with AI tools, and a person reads every one in full and checks its factual claims against its cited sources before it is published. [How the Dicktionary is written](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/about) says more. Boxes labelled “Important Research” and “Questionable Advice” are jokes; facts, dates and figures are meant to be true and have sources.

The [Beginner’s Glossary](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/glossary-of-questionable-doodles) explains the real drawing terms, the history words and every joke name on the editor’s toolbar.

Every published article:

### Dick School

- [30 Ridiculous Drawing Prompts for November](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/november-drawing-prompts): One silly drawing prompt for every day of November, in four weekly themes, from the clocks falling back to the kids' table. Draw one, send one, or do all 30. (published 12 October 2026)
- [How to Draw on a Background: 36 Cartoon Scenes Begging to Be Defaced](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/draw-on-a-background): No photo handy? Pick one of DrawDick's 36 cartoon scenes, from an awkward office to a haunted laboratory, and draw on it. How to do it, and why they work. (published 10 October 2026, updated 12 October 2026)
- [8 Ridiculous Drawing Challenges to Send Your Friends](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/drawing-challenges-to-send-friends): Eight prompts that turn a two-second doodle into a story, each one a link that opens DrawDick's editor with the challenge waiting. Send one to someone who deserves it. (published 6 October 2026, updated 12 October 2026)
- [A Beginner's Glossary of Questionable Doodles](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/glossary-of-questionable-doodles): The real drawing terms that will make yours funnier, the history words that prove you are not the first, and every ridiculous name on DrawDick's toolbar, explained. (published 6 October 2026, updated 12 October 2026)
- [How to Draw a Cartoon Dick: The Unnecessarily Useful Guide](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/how-to-draw-a-cartoon-dick): Two circles and a tube, done properly: the shapes, the order, the details that make it funny, and how to draw one on DrawDick in under a minute. (published 6 October 2026, updated 12 October 2026)

### Dick History

- [Drawing Dicks Before the Internet: A Brief History](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/drawing-dicks-before-the-internet): Roman soldiers carved them into quarries, medieval illuminators painted them into the margins, and a hillside in Dorset has had one for about a thousand years. A sourced tour. (published 6 October 2026)

### The Dick Report

The Dick Report is dated news from DrawDick: each article describes things as they stood on its date. Where one differs from the rest of this file, this file describes the site today.

- [Surprise Me: How DrawDick Trained Its Own Doodle Model](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/surprise-me-doodle-model): Surprise me draws you a fresh doodle to start from. Meet the small model behind it: how it draws one pen move at a time, and how we trained it ourselves. (published 11 October 2026, updated 13 October 2026)
- [Tramp Stamps: 24 Stickers for Dressing Up a Doodle](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/tramp-stamps): Meet Doodle Disasters: 24 eyes, hats, props and effects for making a doodle weird. Put them on your drawing in the editor, then resize, turn or flip them. (published 10 October 2026, updated 12 October 2026)
- [Movember 2026: Why DrawDick Is Drawing Dicks for Men's Health](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/drawing-for-mens-health-this-november): A site full of cartoon dicks has an unusual way into a serious subject: why DrawDick is taking part in Movember this November, and what to check. (published 6 October 2026, updated 12 October 2026)

## Cartoon Starter and creative assets

All of these are in the site now, and free:

- [Cartoon Starter](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/cartoon-starter): sliders for length, width, curve, tilt, ball size, hair and veins, and switches for balls, curly hair, eyes and a party hat, plus colours, “Surprise me” and 4 examples to start from. Nothing is saved: the cartoon is in the page’s address, so it can be shared as a link. “Continue in the editor” puts it on its own layer, under yours, to draw over.
- Preset backgrounds: 36 cartoon scenes to draw on, from the editor’s Import panel, among them a Halloween & Fall set that comes first through October and stays all year: Awkward office, Fancy portrait gallery, Moon mission, Golf green, Fishing dock, Camping forest, Backyard BBQ, Bowling alley, Baseball field, Beach lifeguard, Surfing shoreline, Ski lodge, Basketball court, Boxing ring, Music stage, Gym, Race podium, Garden greenhouse, Western town, Underwater reef, Medieval throne room, Fancy restaurant, Pirate deck, Game-show stage, Haunted Living Room, Pumpkin Patch, Moonlit Cemetery, Witch Kitchen, Spooky Forest Trail, Halloween Porch, Corn Maze Entrance, Autumn Park, Harvest Barn, Cozy Fall Cafe, Haunted Laboratory and Costume Party Stage.
- Stickers: 95 in all: the Doodle Disasters pack of 24, the Spooky Little Problems pack of 24 and 47 emoji, placed with the editor’s Stickers tool.
- The DrawDick.com Font (below).

None of these is announced as coming later: everything in this section is live.

## DrawDick.com Font

The [DrawDick.com Font](https://drawdick.com/font) is the site’s own lettering, made with AI tools. The current release is version 2.1.0, released 9 October 2026. Display lettering for headlines and big words, not for paragraphs. The site itself is set in the two Classic faces; all 6 are downloads.

| Face | What it is |
| --- | --- |
| Classic Outline | The signature doodle, outlined, with open counters. Its thin strokes want room: use it big, 48 px and up. |
| Classic Solid | The filled companion, and the face this site’s text is set in. The letters hold up from about 14 px; its period, colon and semicolon need about 24 px, so below that drawdick.com borrows those from bold Comic Sans. |
| Chonky | Overinflated confidence: wider bodies, squashed proportions and heavy curves. For the biggest words. |
| Scribble | Looks doodled during a meeting: leaning stems, looser curves and a little bounce. Best big, like Classic Outline. |
| Hairy Outline | Classic Outline grown out: curly tufts and loose wisps on every letter. The hair needs size to read, so start around 96 px. |
| Hairy Solid | The filled Hairy face, its curls cut out of the ink. Like Hairy Outline, best from about 96 px. |

Each face downloads as TTF (to install) and WOFF2 (for websites), from https://drawdick.com/font. Every face has alternate drawings of D, I, b, d, i, l, p, r, t and u, as stylistic set 1. There are no accented letters yet.

The [source (.zip)](https://drawdick.com/font/drawdick-com-font-source.zip) is the release as it was delivered: every glyph of all 6 faces as an editable SVG drawing, one folder per face, the Python script that builds them into the font files, a preview page and notes on what was checked, with a MANIFEST.sha256 that checks every file. The built fonts are not in it. It also holds an unfinished design, Fancy, which is never built and is not one of the faces.

Free under the [SIL Open Font License 1.1](https://openfontlicense.org): use it, change it and share it, in anything, including commercial work, but do not sell the font files on their own. Copyright 2026 Opulent Studios. No Reserved Font Name is declared. Each font file carries the licence, and the full text is at [OFL.txt](https://drawdick.com/fonts/drawdick-doodle/OFL.txt).

## Movember 2026

**Status:** Not live yet. DrawDick plans its own fundraiser supporting Movember for November 2026. It is not running now, and until it opens it has no page; this file links the page once the campaign is live.

The Daily Dick’s prompt for every day of November 2026 is already chosen.

DrawDick is taking part in Movember, the men’s health charity, with a focus on testicular cancer awareness. The Dicktionary’s article (below) explains why a site full of cartoon dicks is doing it.

Movember funds work in three areas: mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer (source: [Movember, “About us”](https://movember.com/about-us)). Money given to Movember supports that work, not one cause alone.

DrawDick does not give medical advice. For information about testicular cancer and its symptoms, see the [NHS](https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/testicular-cancer/symptoms/) and [Movember’s guide to checking](https://movember.com/articles/lump-swelling-or-pain-how-to-check-your-testicles); for anything about your own health, talk to a doctor.

From the Dicktionary:

- [Movember 2026: Why DrawDick Is Drawing Dicks for Men's Health](https://drawdick.com/dicktionary/drawing-for-mens-health-this-november): A site full of cartoon dicks has an unusual way into a serious subject: why DrawDick is taking part in Movember this November, and what to check.

## FAQs

### What is DrawDick?

Draw Dick is a free website where adults draw cartoon dicks in the browser, submit them for review, and rate everyone else’s. It is made and run by Opulent Studios, and lives at drawdick.com.

### Is it free?

Yes. Drawing, rating, the Dicktionary and the font cost nothing, and an account is free.

### Can I draw without an account?

Yes. Drawing, downloading a watermarked PNG, making a share card or a timelapse video, and sending a challenge link need no account. Your drawing is kept on your device.

### Do I need an account to submit or rate?

Yes. Saving to an account, submitting a drawing for review, rating and reporting need a free account with a confirmed email address.

### Does it work on phones and tablets?

Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, with a layout for each, touch gestures and pen support. There is no app to install.

### How do I share a drawing with friends?

Without an account: download it as a PNG, or make a share card or a timelapse video, and share that. Once a drawing is submitted and approved it has its own page, to share as a link or a QR code. To dare a friend to draw something, send a challenge link.

### How do ratings work?

Signed-in members rate published drawings from 1 (Bobbitt) to 10 (King Dong), once each, never their own. The score stays hidden until you vote. The Hall of Fame shows the ten best-rated.

### What is the Dicktionary?

DrawDick’s editorial publication: guides, history and humour about drawing dicks, with sources for anything that claims to be true. It is free to read.

### What is the Daily Dick?

One drawing prompt a day, the same for everyone, changing at midnight UTC. Draw it, submit it (account needed), and the best-rated entries are shown the next day.

### Can I download the font?

Yes. The DrawDick.com Font, 6 faces, as TTF and WOFF2, plus its source, free under the SIL Open Font License, from https://drawdick.com/font.

### Is it for adults only?

Yes. You must be 18 or older. The site asks on the first visit and again when you make an account; that is a self-declared check, not age verification.

## Important policies

- **[Content policy](https://drawdick.com/policy)**: every account accepts it. It is a site for daft cartoon drawings, and nothing else. A drawing is removed, and its artist may be banned, for anything involving anyone under 18 (banned without warning or appeal), real or recognisable people, harassment, hate, personal information, a photo with a recognisable person or anything explicit, anything illegal, and advertising or spam.
- **Moderation**: a person reviews every drawing before it is published; three reports hide a published drawing automatically until an admin looks; admins can take down drawings and ban accounts at any time.
- **[Privacy](https://drawdick.com/privacy)**: the page says what DrawDick records about visitors and accounts, where it is kept, who else handles it, and how to have it removed. In short: the 18+ answer and the drawing in progress stay on your device; the site counts a few steps without cookies or identifiers; an account holds an email address, a password hash, a username, the age confirmation and the policy accepted; a rating is private, only averages and counts are public; and DrawDick’s drawing model learns from a published drawing’s pen strokes only if its artist ticks that for the drawing (on by default for the site’s admins), which they can withdraw.
- **[Removal](https://drawdick.com/removal)**: anyone, with an account or without, can ask for a published drawing to be removed, including under the US TAKE IT DOWN Act; the site acts on every request within 48 hours.
- **Copyright**: the site has no separate copyright or DMCA page. The content policy forbids drawing on a photo that is not yours to share; any concern about a published drawing goes to the removal request page or abuse@drawdick.com.
- **Contact**: abuse@drawdick.com, for anything urgent or for anyone without an account.