Line continuity
Draw one slow line across the entire screen and check for gaps or sudden jumps.
Check pen strokes, touch continuity, pressure, tilt and pointer behavior on compatible laptops, tablets and phones.
Tip: draw slow curves, straight lines, small circles and edge-to-edge strokes. Gaps or unexpected jumps can indicate input, palm-rejection or browser issues.
It can reveal broken strokes, missed areas, jitter, unexpected jumps and whether the browser reports pen pressure or tilt. It works with touch, mouse and compatible pen input without installing software.
Draw one slow line across the entire screen and check for gaps or sudden jumps.
Vary pressure and watch whether supported hardware reports changing values.
Draw around every edge and corner to check difficult input areas.
Write small text and circles to inspect jitter and precision.
On compatible iPadOS and Safari versions, Apple Pencil input may be exposed through Pointer Events. Pressure and tilt availability depend on the browser and device.
Some browsers, touchscreens, mice and styluses do not expose pressure data. The drawing test can still check continuity and pointer movement.
No. Drawing and PNG export happen locally in the browser unless you separately choose to share the saved file.
Move between screen, camera, audio and device checks without returning to the homepage.
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