Embed a real drawing product
Mount one origin-isolated Sketchpad frame into the element your application owns.
Hosted drawing API for the web
SketchAPI
Ship drawing and product-personalization workflows without maintaining an editor from scratch.
Shown in PikaPressGo, a product we build on SketchAPI.
POST https://api.sketchapi.com/v1/sessionsKeep the project API key on your server; send only the short-lived session to the browser.
Manage API accessBuilt for product teams
Own the experience, not another canvas runtime.
Shape the editor around the task
Use the async document, layer, tool, brush, media, open, and save APIs around your workflow.
Keep the product workflow yours
Identity, cloud storage, commerce, analytics, and product-specific host services stay in your application.
Explicit lifecycle
One session. One frame. One async API.
The editor runs in its own isolated frame on our infrastructure. Your application gets one typed async API object without shipping editor code in your bundle. Artwork stays in the frame unless your application explicitly exports it; the control plane does not persist an implicit cloud copy.
- Create a short-lived session from your server
- Mount the returned session into an explicit host element
- Use the async API returned for that isolated frame
- Destroy the client when the host view closes
Hosted API surface
Everything around drawing is an API call.
A typed, versioned browser client, a generated reference for every method, and stable error codes you can branch on.
Document work
Documents, layers, selection, events, and media stay scoped to the mounted runtime.
Drawing control
Discover and activate tools and reusable brush definitions through public namespaces.
Open and save
Import, export, and manage portable drawings without exposing the editor runtime to your page.
Commercial projects
Bring the product and the workflow.
We can scope hosted API integration, product customization, and managed deployment work.