Sketchbook Reviews

The best feature is combining professional‑grade digital drawing tools with a clean, distraction‑free interface that feels natural.

The biggest drawback is the lack of advanced features found in full creative suites, like strong photo editing, animation, or asset management.

It translate tradicional drawing skills into the digital space in an intituitivem fast and natural drawing environment

Really, Sketch Book can be used for everything from simple art to graphic design and more. It’s pretty much a must-have.

The only thing I would say is that the pen feature doesn’t have many options.

It really depends on your day-to-day needs, but for me it’s beneficial. I use the overlay to align coins—like double dies—and try to match them as closely as possible.

I love the different color options in Sketchbook as they make me more expressive with my art and help bring my artwork to life. It's also great that I can use it across my mobile devices because a lot of other software doesn't allow me to be as creative. Plus, setting it up was very easy for me since I just had to download the app, and being familiar with it made navigating around it simple.

What could be improved is, like, the different brush sizes and, like, the usability, you know, because, like, I have to select from the brush sizes, and, like, that could have been more intuitive.

I use Sketchbook because it integrates well with my tablet and mobile devices, allowing for more creativity compared to other software.

I like that it has lots of good brushes that you can organize easily for quick use and that you can download the images to PSD for free.

It’s mostly for drawing so the photo manipulation part of the app is not so good. Also, the paid version could have more features.

It’s a nice lightweight app to draw on the iPad or on my cellphone. I especially like the watercolor brushes.

.best for quick edit and export to new formats, not so complex

i have been using this for 3 years and its lagging behind with outdated features

i like how minimal the interface , it lets you focus on what needs to be done, rather than looking for tools

The main advantage of Sketchbook is its ease of use. What I like most are the various brush designs that allow me to recreate everything from diagrams and visual representations of psychological concepts to diagrams of mental processes and engaging teaching material for presentations. In addition, the support for touch input and stylus use offer an almost identical experience to traditional drawing!

The editing tools, while useful, may fall short for projects that require more image manipulation. It shines in creation, but not so much in post editing.

I used to think that creating detailed and adaptive graphics for my studies involved a laborious process, but with Sketchbook I can produce complex schematics and renderings in minutes. Sketchbook has a user-friendly interface that strikes a good balance between simplicity and efficiency.

I like to use critical tools.

I love to draw on it, has many different tools, a brushless, pen, pencil, etc

make more than help, easy to use for any age, and has a simple form to get it I can start.

I like being able to design lesson covers on the iPad. I can also write my lessons in text and add visuals. It is usually very easy.

The hardest thing for me in Sketcbook is writing text. You have to write line by line and then add. There is only a small little box where you compose your text. The problem is in adding text, and getting each line to look like it is in a paragraph. It tends to wobble when adding it to the main page, and can be off by a few degrees. It is also hard to keep the text in the same size font, as it tends to increase or decrease depending on how you move it from the composition box to the main body.

It has basic features and a layering and import tool which I find quite exciting.

The animation looks interesting and I have yet to try it out.

Ive been using this for 3 years and its the most convenient and easiest to use app for sketching and designing. Plus the free tools to use are enough to make an amazing artwork. You dont need to spend so much money to be able to use it.

As an artist, the filling part is a bit an inconvenience for me cause it doesnt fully fill the solid shape. You will still see the outline and go thru another fill to fully fill up the solid shape.

Cost and ease of use. The fact that you can use pretty much everything for free, i also like the ease of usage. Its very simple to use yet it has so much potential that can possibly reach the level of procreate.

It helps a lot when it comes to fast sketching and vizualisation of the project. It is also help me to achieve my expectations to client.

The least helpful for Sketchbook is there is no information when you create a 3D Model.

The problems that i solve when i use Sketchbook is the fast and timely manner of my project.