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KRESKA.art review

Free#18 of 42 in Android Drawing Apps

A free, feature-rich browser drawing app, with browser-local saving instead of cloud sync.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

KRESKA.art is a free browser-based drawing and painting app for artists who want a broad toolset without installing a native Android app. It runs in mobile browsers, including on Android, as well as on desktop platforms. The vendor describes it as suited to drawing on desktop and mobile devices, and its feature set is aimed at solo artists and small-scale creative work rather than specialized comic or animation workflows.

Its drawing tools cover more than 180 handmade brushes across 12 categories, with pressure sensitivity, tilt support, and speed-based pressure emulation. Layers include opacity, merge, duplicate, and alpha-lock controls. Artists can trace reference images with adjustable opacity and automatic color picking, reshape canvas content with a liquify brush, and use symmetry, perspective, and grid guides. Lasso selection, text, and AR camera backgrounds round out the toolset. The app supports stylus input, but the web-app format is a notable distinction for Android buyers seeking an installable app.

Saving is the main workflow trade-off. According to the vendor, drawings are stored locally in the browser rather than on its servers, and automatic browser-storage saving is not cloud sync. Work can be exported as PNG, KRESKA, or PSD files, giving users file-based options for moving or preserving projects. The app is free and supported by voluntary contributions. It is a fit for artists comfortable working in a browser and managing their own exports; those who need cloud-synced projects, dedicated comic tools, or animation features should look elsewhere.

KRESKA.art pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • More than 180 handmade brushes across 12 categories
    • Pressure, tilt, layers, tracing, and drawing guides
    • Exports to PNG, KRESKA, and PSD formats
  • Where it doesn't
    • Runs in a mobile browser, not as a native Android app
    • Drawings save in browser storage rather than cloud sync
    • No dedicated comic or animation features

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