Use AutoDraw in Your Presentation

In this video, you will create drawings in AutoDraw and move your drawings to your presentation. AutoDraw is similar to Quick Draw, except there are no prompts telling you what to draw.

Instead, you draw what you want, and the AI tries to guess what it is.

Once it has a guess, it shows you other drawings of the same thing.

These drawings were previously created by artists.

AutoDraw notices not only what you’re drawing, but also how you draw it.

The shapes you draw and the order and direction in which you draw them all affect what it thinks you’re drawing.

For example, if you draw two connected circles, the AI may think you’re drawing the frames of a pair of eyeglasses or the two wheels of a bicycle.

If AutoDraw doesn’t recognize what you draw, that doesn’t mean you’re not a great artist.

It probably just doesn’t have enough data to know what it is yet.

To begin, open a new tab in your browser and navigate to "autodraw.com" Keep your presentation open in another tab.

Look at the first word in your presentation… and begin drawing it in AutoDraw. AutoDraw will suggest images at the top of the page.

You may need to scroll to the right to see all the suggestions.

If a drawing that represents your word doesn’t come up, try again or use a different word.

Choose the artist drawing you like best.

Then, download the drawing you selected. Downloadingmeans to save something to your computer so you can use it in another application.

Upload it into your presentation.

You can also just copy and paste the drawing into your presentation instead.

Use the Control-V or Command-V keys to paste.

Finally, start over in AutoDraw and repeat the process for your second word… and your third word. Now, it’s your turn: Open a new tab and navigate to "autodraw.com", Draw the first word from your presentation, Choose the image you like best, Download the drawing or copy and paste it into your presentation, And repeat the process for your other words.