Chad Whitaker
@chadwhitaker · Design at Product Hunt
Not bad.
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Aram Shahinyan
@aramiggs · Art Director at ZOOM GRAPHICS
@chadwhitaker !!!! ahahahha :))))
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Vladimir Vasilevski
@vladimir_vasilevski · Product Designer @ venikom.com
@chadwhitaker ...soon :)
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Alessandro Russo
@webyourmind · Founder and Tech Lead @ WebYourMind
@chadwhitaker Awesome!
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Sameer Sontakey
@sameer_sontakey · CEO / Founder at Biostrap
@chadwhitaker Haha, clever ;)
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Reony T
@megaroeny · Designer & EV Advocate
@chadwhitaker 🙌🏼 🤣
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Flak DiNenno
@flakdinenno · Dog Lover. Lactose Hater
@chadwhitaker this is actually based on a fascinating (and fun) Google AI experiment called Quick Draw: https://aiexperiments.withgoogle...
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Andrew Richard
@basictechy · Software Engineer and Machine learning
@chadwhitaker This would work great with Google Keep.
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Mike Holford
@mikelholford
So now this makes sense...
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Ali R. Tariq
@alirtariq · Product Designer, Manulife RED Lab
@mikelholford true story 
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
This is incredible. I am cat artist.
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
Request for integration: WordArt
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Paresh Khatri
@paresh_khatri
@rrhoover Couldnt ask more than that :)
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Con Gavrilenko
@konstantin_gavrilenko · CEO IBLITZ INC
@rrhoover He had to be in glasses on red background))) as we have in the logo @ProductHunt ))) but very cool
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Aram Shahinyan
@aramiggs · Art Director at ZOOM GRAPHICS
Loved it. Absolutely Googlish attitude: neat, simple, good looking, AI behind. These are the features that make all Google products stand out. Just Brilliant.
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Mehdi Kouhen
@mehdikouhen · CTO, Seald
This is awesome! Is there a license on the provided drawings?
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Akash
@akashcmc · Founder @ Ropify.
I'd really like to know it too.
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Ian Smith
@iansmith · Host @DronesPodcast, BD @DroneDeploy
@akashcmc +1. Curious if I could use this in a side project/business sense? Royalty free or what's the license?
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Kraig Walker
@kraig_walker1 · Blond guy and Web UX Developer
I just made a dope Rhino with some chill earbuds. This is the end of crappy mouse doodles.
Feature request: Eraser 🖍
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Brett Cooke
@brettcooked · Web Developer
Hats off to everyone who worked on this! I'm going to put this tool to heavy use. I think it'll be a staple of design tools moving forward, especially during the wireframing stage.
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Tan Gandhara
@tangandhara · That Guy
Does it use what Google has learnt from QuickDraw to make this work?
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Ross Currie
@rossdcurrie · Founder, CrowdLoot
Google wants to turn everything I draw into a loaf of bread haha
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James Cocker
@itisjames
Hmm, am I the only one struggling to see the point of this? Yes, it's cool and clever, as Google is probably learning lots from it. But as for being useful to users, surely if you want an icon of a cat, you'd be better just typing in the word "cat" and clicking a result then attempting to draw one! Same result, but faster and easier.
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Kristen Mozaffari
@zanzaboonda · More than casual hobbyist but not a guru
@itisjames People think, learn, and communicate in different ways. This could also bridge language barriers, perhaps. I see people mentioning it for wireframing, too. And it might also depend upon the licensing of the drawings given. If they are CC or PD, you might be able to find the *exact* picture/pose you're looking for more easily by drawing it (eventually, with a large enough database). I have to wonder if there aren't scores of uses that we haven't dreamed of yet... accessibility options, CAPTCHA, etc. And what's wrong with something that's just for fun, anyways? That use is just as valid, right? 😉
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Jevin Sew
@jevinsew · Rails / iOS developer
I made 20 minutes worth of horrible drawings before closing the tab! 😱
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Mat Flamant
@mathieuflamant · CTO, Entrepreneur, Innovation Enthusiast
Awesome! 🚀
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Aidan Casey
@aidanjcasey · CTO DesignWizard
very useful product and a great example of a 'practical' use of AI. Well done everyone. Is there an API planned ?
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Max Ignatyev
@maksimignatyev · Founder, sympli.io
We at https://sympli.io were very impressed by AutoDraw, so we integrated it into Sketch!
Here is how it works: 
And here is a GitHub repo: https://github.com/sympli/autodr...
And here is a GitHub repo: https://github.com/sympli/autodr... 3sharetweet・
Gary
@garysfw · Product person
This is awesome!
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Jaron Pulver
@jaronpulver1
Not gonna lie, this is the stupidest thing ever. Why don't you just type dolphin and it shows you the icons or drawings that are already perfect. Why do I have to draw a crappy version of it?
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Aaron Jackson
@aaronjackson_co · Graphic/Web Designer
I'm not going to lie, I've been using this for about a full three minutes and I'm loving it.
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Michael Neth
@infernocloud · Product Designer/Dev, Callcap
This is neat tech... but it seems like classic tech overkill. The tech is identifying the object you want to draw and then looking up pre-made art for you to insert. Why wouldn't they just provide a search feature for the object you want instead? Typing "pizza" is way easier and faster than trying to draw a pizza.
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Nitesh Manav
@niteshmanav · Just google : Nitesh Manav
@infernocloud Wow! Exactly my point. I have asked the same thing above and now waiting for makers response. I would love this feature. :)
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Shantanu Raghav
@shantanu_raghav · Product Guy @Mobiefit
woooahh! this is amazing! this is gonna help me so much during my wireframing. Is there a way to export vector files too?
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