SplatWorks ecosystem: tools, widgets, and features

SplatWorks is the ecosystem of creative tools, classroom widgets, games, and office applications. DrawSplat is its whiteboard. Open any linked component directly, or browse Studio.

This reference follows the same categories as Studio. Components appear in every category they support. Each entry links to the application and lists its main features. The complete suite installation includes these components; selected tools keep their own saving and integration behavior.

Install the complete ecosystem · Download packages · Whiteboard classroom guide

Most tools work locally in the browser. Brain Sort, Clock Wizard, Step-Splat, Toneshifter, and Vibe Check offer optional external AI connections. Editable QR codes and cloud integrations require their own configuration. See the individual application for supported formats and options.

Current tool names

Main creative and productivity tools use their own Splat names. Existing URLs, saved-project formats, and search aliases remain available. Games and small classroom controls keep descriptive names.

Choosing a keyboarding activity

Use these activities to build keyboard familiarity, accuracy, and typing fluency. Age equivalents are approximate guidance based on the available grade bands; choose by reading ability and keyboard readiness. The games complement teacher instruction in posture, finger placement, and touch typing.

Draw & Create

Category: Create · 21 components

AudioSplat

Tool · Open AudioSplat

• Record microphone audio and import files
• Arrange and edit multitrack audio
• Analyze audio levels and sample properties
• Export audio locally
• Transcribe a separate audio file locally in English; review/edit words and timestamps and download SRT captions or a TXT transcript
• Import formats: browser-decodable MP3, OGG/OGA, WAV, WebM, M4A/MP4, AAC, FLAC, and Opus; actual codec support depends on the browser
• Output formats: WAV and MP3; Ogg/Opus, WebM/Opus, and M4A/AAC when the browser supports recording those formats; project files as JSON; transcripts as SRT or TXT
• Suggested classroom uses: student podcasts, oral explanations, reading-fluency recordings, interviews, and accessible transcripts

BackdropSplat

Tool · Open BackdropSplat

• Local photo cutouts with pinned ORMBG and optional BEN2 models; visible Fast fallback on unsupported devices.
• Instant white or sampled-color removal, tolerance, soft edges, and border-connected or all-matching areas.
• Original/result comparison, zoom, paste and batch import, full-size transparent or solid-background PNG/JPEG, and ZIP export.
• Replacement backgrounds: upload an image, choose six original local scenes, or load a direct HTTPS image URL; centered Fill/Fit placement, instant preview, and matching PNG/JPEG/batch ZIP output without rerunning removal.
• Cancellable worker processing; original files stay unchanged and photos are not uploaded.
• Six-language header picker with a shared saved preference, Arabic RTL layout, and language switching that preserves images and cutouts.

ClipSplat

Tool · Open ClipSplat

• Record camera video or import a local clip
• Trim clips and cut unwanted sections
• Add opening and closing title panels, photos, and illustrated frames
• Export MP4
• Import formats: browser-decodable video such as MP4 or WebM, plus local images for title panels and cards; actual codec support depends on the browser
• Output format: MP4 with H.264 video and AAC stereo audio; original camera recordings use the browser’s supported recording format
• Suggested classroom uses: record a short explanation, create a project introduction, or combine a demonstration with title panels and image cards

Coloring Book

Tool · Open Coloring Book

• Choose line-art pages
• Color with brush, paint bucket, or spray can
• Erase and undo
• Download PNG/SVG or print
• Suggested classroom uses: art practice, fine-motor/color exploration, and annotated visual responses using printable line-art pages

ConceptSplat

Tool · Open ConceptSplat

• Connect and label ideas with nodes and connectors
• Start from mind map, Frayer, KWL, fishbone, and other layouts
• Attach images and links
• Group nodes and present maps
• Save JSON, PNG, SVG, or Markdown
• Instructional organizers include Frayer vocabulary models, KWL charts, fishbone cause-and-effect maps, story maps, compare/contrast, sequences, cycles, and hierarchy diagrams
• Suggested classroom uses: activate prior knowledge, build vocabulary, map a text or process, and show relationships between ideas
• Optionally save the full editable concept map JSON to Google Drive

DiagramSplat

Tool · Open DiagramSplat

• Create diagrams from text with live preview
• Start with flowchart, sequence, mind map, Gantt, and other templates
• Choose language and palette
• Export SVG/PNG or copy PNG
• Suggested classroom uses: draw a process or sequence, map relationships, represent timelines, compare categories, and plan a project using the built-in diagram templates
• Save and reopen editable Mermaid .mmd source locally, or save a copy to Google Drive

Draw & Sketch

Widget · Open Draw & Sketch

• Draw freehand in a quick sketch pad
• Erase marks
• Center the cursor
• Save PNG
• Suggested classroom uses: quick visual explanations, labeled sketches, drawing warm-ups, and sharing a PNG of student work

DrawSplat Whiteboard

Workspace · Open DrawSplat Whiteboard

• Draw with pens, shapes, text, images, and sticky notes
• Organize multiple pages and layers
• Add audio and classroom activities
• Save files and export PNG or PDF
• Connect optional school saving and classroom services

FontSplat

Tool · Open FontSplat

• Twenty-two original lettering presets: neon, chrome, gold, gradients, comic, retro, outline, sticker and dimensional effects
• SpellArt arch, rotation, slant, spacing, outlines and 3D depth
• Unicode glitch marks with separate above, through and below controls; copy plain or styled text
• Bundled local typefaces and optional local font import
• Transparent or solid-background PNG, scalable SVG with embedded fonts, and editable project save/open
• Shared editor inserts artwork directly into LayoutSplat, WriteSplat and ImageSplat
• Text and fonts are processed locally; no generation service or upload backend
• Eight-line SpellArt follows arches, circles, ovals, waves, banner curves and chevrons; optional background badges remain separate
• Add, drop, paste, move and resize up to six locally embedded pictures
• Looping animated GIF and six-second H.264 MP4 pulse exports with previews and cancellation
• Automatic local plain-background removal with enclosed-detail preservation, manual color choices and session restore
• Arch-above, arch-below and two-caption picture layouts with adjustable spacing and portable exports
• Copy PNG directly to the system clipboard at the selected size, including pictures and transparency
• Set text size from 24 to 640 pixels with A−/A+, a slider, or an exact number field; enlarge text relative to pictures up to 600%
• Use grouped sidebar controls and quick links while the desktop preview stays visible

GIFsplat™

Tool · Open GIFsplat™

• Build animations from image frames
• Adjust frame delay, loop count, and output size
• Choose palette quality and dithering
• Download GIF or export MP4/WebM
• Import formats: PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF image frames
• Output formats: GIF animation; MP4 or WebM video according to browser export support
• Suggested classroom uses: animate stages of a process, make a visual how-to, or show change over time using a sequence of images

GraphSplat

Tool · Open GraphSplat

• Make bar, line, pie, area, scatter, and specialty charts
• Create picture graphs
• Plot coordinates and linear equations
• Explore expressions, roots, intersections, and value tables
• Construct points, segments, polygons, and circles
• Built-in GraphSplat Examples provide illustrated, editable examples across six graph workspaces
• Science and mathematics lesson plans cover grades 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 with TEKS correlations, instructional sequences, assessment, differentiation, and extensions
• Teaching resources include a graph-analysis checklist, six Artful Analytics starters, schoolyard biodiversity, campus microclimate, and ecosystem-stability investigations

ImageSplat™

Tool · Open ImageSplat™

• Edit images with layers, text, shapes, and annotations
• Crop, mask, adjust photos, and apply effects
• BackdropSplat background removal: local photo subject cutouts (Fast / Best), white background removal, or sampled colors; preview before applying selected layers, then restore all with one Undo
• White/color controls: match border-connected regions or every matching pixel, with tolerance and soft edges; export transparent or solid PNG/JPEG and batch ZIP files at full resolution
• Replace cutout backgrounds with uploads, six shared local scenes, or direct HTTPS image URLs; Fill/Fit, before/after preview, composited PNG/JPEG/ZIP, and atomic selected-layer Apply with one Undo.
• Green Screen Studio (Effects menu): combine background, subject, and foreground-overlay layers from photos or a live camera; adjust color removal, spill suppression, position, size, rotation, flip, crop, and erase/restore masks
• Save a Green Screen Studio scene as a PNG or add it as one image layer; choose HD, Full HD, square, or portrait output. Camera support captures still images, not video recordings; scene processing stays local
• Capture screens and paste clipboard images
• Export PNG, selections, GIFs, or image frames
• Suggested classroom uses: annotate images, make labeled diagrams or visual explanations, and prepare graphics for student presentations
• Whole-photo or selected-area blur with rectangle/freehand lasso, marching ants, adjustable strength, original comparison and baked PNG pixels

LayoutSplat

Workspace · Open LayoutSplat

• Precise multipage publications with text frames, pictures, rectangles, ellipses, and lines.
• Continuous plain-text stories flow through linked frames across pages; overflow checking and keyboard placement.
• Five ruler units; margin, column, row, baseline, and custom guides; snapping and numeric geometry.
• Six interface language choices shared with DrawSplat, separate from publication text direction.
• Local autosave/recovery, portable .layoutsplat/JSON projects, fixed-layout and reading HTML, print-to-PDF, PNG/JPEG, and Pack and Go.
• 126 distinct compositions in 19 publication types across 18 industries, with six publication-language editions.
• Native Publisher .pub import in a browser worker without LibreOffice; SVG, IDML, SLA, PDF, and SplatWorks content exchange with conversion limits.
• Rich formatting, bold/italic/underline, columns, AutoFit, master pages, tables/groups, context imports, local image/video decoding, and CSV/Excel mail merge.
• EPUB 2/3 import; reflowable and fixed-layout EPUB 3 export; three ebook starters; metadata, heading navigation, searchable outline and reading preview with type size and themes.
• Whole-photo or selected-area blur with rectangle/freehand lasso, marching ants, adjustable strength, original comparison and baked PNG pixels
• 19 comic designs with ten guided storytelling starters, a five-page writing workbook, eight original characters in three poses and bundled Comic Neue fonts
• 12 fiction/nonfiction book starters with original AI-generated covers, editable titles and chapter interiors
• Alphabetized template, character and background dropdowns that preserve selections

MediaSplat

Tool · Open MediaSplat

• Trim, split, and join local audio or video; download individual parts or a ZIP
• Use fast stream-copy cuts or normalize video to MP4 and audio to MP3
• Import SRT or WebVTT (.vtt) subtitles; adjust timing, size, margins, outline, and background; burn subtitles permanently into MP4
• Generate automatic English subtitles locally with Whisper; review/edit words and timing; download SRT or plain-text transcripts
• Transcribe audio directly without converting it to video
• Import formats: MP4, M4V, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI, WMV, OGG/OGM, MP3, WAV, FLAC, and MPEG transport streams, subject to the codecs included in the bundled FFmpeg engine; preview and transcription additionally require browser decoding
• Output formats: fast mode retains the source extension/container with compatible copied streams; Precise/Normalize produces H.264/AAC MP4 video or MP3 audio; subtitle burn-in produces MP4; transcription produces SRT or TXT; split results can be bundled as ZIP
• Automatic subtitles: English speech, up to 120 minutes and 512 MB per source file; first use downloads a Whisper model; review generated captions
• Suggested classroom uses: cut lesson recordings into shorter sections, join student recordings, and create subtitles/transcripts for learning resources
• Optionally save processed media, a ZIP of outputs, or generated SRT/TXT files to Google Drive

Meme Puzzle

Game · Open Meme Puzzle

• Create question-and-answer image puzzles
• Choose a sample image or upload your own
• Import JSON, CSV, or Excel activity data
• Share a student link
• Download the setup
• Instructional activity: students answer content questions to reveal the image one tile at a time; teachers can adapt questions and share a student activity
• Built-in PuzzleMaker Library includes 31 instructional activities across K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12, including six English/Spanish bilingual activities
• Library subjects include science, mathematics, English language arts, social studies, and biology; examples include plant needs, equivalent fractions, water cycle, text evidence, map skills, and cellular energy
• Activity metadata includes grade band, subject, and TEKS, NGSS, or Common Core references where supplied; download a ready-to-use JSON setup from the library

MemeSplat™

Tool · Open MemeSplat™

• Choose classroom templates or a local image
• Add top/bottom captions and a small label
• Adjust font, outline, color, and canvas shape
• Download PNG or copy the image
• Built-in classroom meme templates include plant needs, equivalent fractions, Earth/star patterns, text evidence, cellular energy, magnetism, map skills, and context clues
• Suggested classroom uses: explain a concept with a visual and caption, check understanding, and discuss whether a caption accurately represents the content

QRSplat Studio

Tool · Open QRSplat Studio

• Create QR codes for links, text, email, phone, or Wi-Fi
• Customize colors, dots, size, and center image
• Save designs locally
• Copy or download PNG/SVG
• Create and update editable QR codes with a separately configured service
• Suggested classroom uses: link printed activity stations, displays, or handouts to classroom resources; editable codes need a configured service

ShowSplat

Workspace · Open ShowSplat

• Create slides with text, images, tables, audio, and video
• Search and organize slides
• Present with speaker notes
• Import and export WebDeck v5
• Export PDF and ODP

SketchSplat VR

Tool · Open SketchSplat VR

• Print a student room template
• Upload a photographed drawing and crop its panels
• Build an immersive room or load a curriculum starter
• Use split view, motion look, VR glasses, or full screen
• Download room face images
• Teacher guide includes lesson ideas, ready-to-use prompts, printable/digital room workflows, and quick assessment
• Built-in student starter layouts cover citizenship, ecosystems and adaptations, geography, history, life cycles, and weather/water cycle
• Suggested classroom uses: create an immersive content model, label its panels, and explain relationships or processes

Tangram Packing

Game · Open Tangram Packing

• Drag blocks into silhouettes
• Rotate selected pieces
• Choose beginner, intermediate, or advanced puzzles
• Reset the puzzle

VideoSplat

Tool · Open VideoSplat

• Import, arrange, split, trim, and edit video, audio, and images on a layered timeline
• Add named timeline markers, titles, effects, transitions, and mixed audio; record screen, camera, or both
• Green screen: remove green or blue backgrounds from selected video/image clips; choose a screen color and adjust tolerance, edge smoothing, and spill reduction so lower timeline layers show through in the preview and exported video
• Use green-screen removal while recording the camera alone or over a screen capture; choose a replacement background image and adjust keying controls before recording. Processing stays local
• Import and export SRT and WebVTT (.vtt) captions; edit caption tracks and adjust subtitle styling and timing
• Generate English subtitles locally from a selected video/audio clip or recording; review words and timing and add captions at the clip’s timeline position
• Export separate caption files or burn visible subtitles permanently into the finished video; keep editable captions in project files
• Use local privacy tools and editing proxies without uploading source media
• Import formats: browser-decodable video, audio, and images, commonly MP4/WebM video, MP3/WAV/M4A/OGG audio, and PNG/JPEG/WebP images; actual container/codec support depends on the browser
• Output formats: WebM (VP8/VP9 with Opus), MP4 (AVC/H.264 with AAC), or OGM through the compatible conversion path; captions as SRT/WebVTT; portable project files as JSON
• Automatic subtitles: English speech, up to 120 minutes per selected clip and 512 MB per source file; first use downloads a Whisper model; review generated captions
• Suggested classroom uses: student documentaries, demonstrations, screencasts, narrated explanations, and captioned learning resources
• Optionally save a native timeline project or rendered video to Google Drive; project manifests still need their source media

Graph & Visualize Data

Category: Data · 3 components

GraphSplat

Tool · Open GraphSplat

• Make bar, line, pie, area, scatter, and specialty charts
• Create picture graphs
• Plot coordinates and linear equations
• Explore expressions, roots, intersections, and value tables
• Construct points, segments, polygons, and circles
• Built-in GraphSplat Examples provide illustrated, editable examples across six graph workspaces
• Science and mathematics lesson plans cover grades 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 with TEKS correlations, instructional sequences, assessment, differentiation, and extensions
• Teaching resources include a graph-analysis checklist, six Artful Analytics starters, schoolyard biodiversity, campus microclimate, and ecosystem-stability investigations

GridSplat

Workspace · Open GridSplat

• Enter classroom data in spreadsheet cells
• Calculate with formulas
• Organize tables
• Create charts

ListSplat

Workspace · Open ListSplat

• 15 classroom starters with 12 records per table; two connected-table projects include ready-to-use library loans and science trials.
• Primary/foreign key badges, relationship diagrams, validated one-to-many and one-to-one links, and parent pickers showing names and IDs.
• CSV/TSV import/export and pasted or file-based Markdown table import with multi-table selection and column mapping.
• Nine views: table, form, cards, gallery, list, board, calendar, labels and report; search, sort, calculations and summaries.
• Local autosave, native project backups, optional Google Drive saving, teacher reflection questions, close/reopen tabs and dialog close buttons.

Think & Organize

Category: Organize · 12 components

Brain Sort

Widget · Open Brain Sort

• Turn one-thought-per-line notes into a checklist
• Group by topic, effort, or timing
• Copy the result as Markdown
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: sort project ideas, organize research or planning notes, and turn a task brainstorm into a checklist

Clock Wizard

Widget · Open Clock Wizard

• Estimate task duration
• Break estimates into phases
• Adjust for focus level
• Copy an estimate
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: estimate project phases, plan work time, and reflect on an estimate versus actual time

ConceptSplat

Tool · Open ConceptSplat

• Connect and label ideas with nodes and connectors
• Start from mind map, Frayer, KWL, fishbone, and other layouts
• Attach images and links
• Group nodes and present maps
• Save JSON, PNG, SVG, or Markdown
• Instructional organizers include Frayer vocabulary models, KWL charts, fishbone cause-and-effect maps, story maps, compare/contrast, sequences, cycles, and hierarchy diagrams
• Suggested classroom uses: activate prior knowledge, build vocabulary, map a text or process, and show relationships between ideas
• Optionally save the full editable concept map JSON to Google Drive

DiagramSplat

Tool · Open DiagramSplat

• Create diagrams from text with live preview
• Start with flowchart, sequence, mind map, Gantt, and other templates
• Choose language and palette
• Export SVG/PNG or copy PNG
• Suggested classroom uses: draw a process or sequence, map relationships, represent timelines, compare categories, and plan a project using the built-in diagram templates
• Save and reopen editable Mermaid .mmd source locally, or save a copy to Google Drive

DrawSplat Whiteboard

Workspace · Open DrawSplat Whiteboard

• Draw with pens, shapes, text, images, and sticky notes
• Organize multiple pages and layers
• Add audio and classroom activities
• Save files and export PNG or PDF
• Connect optional school saving and classroom services

Flow Free

Game · Open Flow Free

• Connect matching terminals without crossing paths
• Choose four grid difficulty levels
• Reset the puzzle
• Toggle sound

ListSplat

Workspace · Open ListSplat

• 15 classroom starters with 12 records per table; two connected-table projects include ready-to-use library loans and science trials.
• Primary/foreign key badges, relationship diagrams, validated one-to-many and one-to-one links, and parent pickers showing names and IDs.
• CSV/TSV import/export and pasted or file-based Markdown table import with multi-table selection and column mapping.
• Nine views: table, form, cards, gallery, list, board, calendar, labels and report; search, sort, calculations and summaries.
• Local autosave, native project backups, optional Google Drive saving, teacher reflection questions, close/reopen tabs and dialog close buttons.

MarkdownSplat

Tool · Open MarkdownSplat

• Write Markdown with rendered preview and HTML output
• Import files or convert pasted HTML
• Find and replace text
• Copy formatted content or WordPress block code
• Export Markdown, HTML, DOCX, or ODT
• Suggested classroom uses: draft structured explanations, organize research notes, publish class writing, and transfer an outline to a concept map
• Optionally save editable Markdown source to Google Drive

PDFsplat

Tool · Open PDFsplat

• Open, combine, split, reorder, and rotate PDF pages
• Add text, highlights, drawings, images, and signatures
• Crop, deskew, protect, and convert supported files
• Export PDF, images, document, and ebook formats
• Export reflowable EPUB ebooks with selectable text and embedded raster images; image regions retain visible edits and masks, with figure placement and descriptions to review
• Present PDFs with full screen, timed slideshows, and WebDeck v5 export
• Suggested classroom uses: annotate reading materials, prepare activity pages, collect scans, present a PDF lesson, and assemble accessible handouts
• Optionally save the current edited PDF to Google Drive after authorization

PlanSplat

Workspace · Open PlanSplat

• Student assignments, exams and projects with inline course creation, priorities, due dates, work dates, notes, resource links and checklists.
• Today, upcoming and weekly views combine deadlines, class times and study blocks; recurring tasks, routine check-ins and an adjustable focus timer.
• Google Drive autoload and autosave during authorization; reconnect after expiry, account-separated device drafts and per-browser recovery files.
• One Google sign-in connects Drive and optional one-way Calendar updates for deadlines/study blocks in an app-created calendar; header connection/retry without visiting settings. Six interface languages with Arabic RTL; Purple, Ocean, Forest and High contrast themes saved on the device. Local offline drafts, native JSON backup/reload/merge, CSV task import/export, calendar export and printable agendas.

Step-Splat

Widget · Open Step-Splat

• Break a task into small action steps
• Adjust how detailed the breakdown is
• Copy steps as Markdown
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: break an assignment or project into manageable action steps and build planning routines

Untangle

Game · Open Untangle

• Drag graph nodes until edges no longer cross
• Choose beginner, intermediate, or advanced puzzles
• Reset or skip a puzzle
• Toggle sound

Audio, Video & Media

Category: Media · 9 components

AudioSplat

Tool · Open AudioSplat

• Record microphone audio and import files
• Arrange and edit multitrack audio
• Analyze audio levels and sample properties
• Export audio locally
• Transcribe a separate audio file locally in English; review/edit words and timestamps and download SRT captions or a TXT transcript
• Import formats: browser-decodable MP3, OGG/OGA, WAV, WebM, M4A/MP4, AAC, FLAC, and Opus; actual codec support depends on the browser
• Output formats: WAV and MP3; Ogg/Opus, WebM/Opus, and M4A/AAC when the browser supports recording those formats; project files as JSON; transcripts as SRT or TXT
• Suggested classroom uses: student podcasts, oral explanations, reading-fluency recordings, interviews, and accessible transcripts

BackdropSplat

Tool · Open BackdropSplat

• Local photo cutouts with pinned ORMBG and optional BEN2 models; visible Fast fallback on unsupported devices.
• Instant white or sampled-color removal, tolerance, soft edges, and border-connected or all-matching areas.
• Original/result comparison, zoom, paste and batch import, full-size transparent or solid-background PNG/JPEG, and ZIP export.
• Replacement backgrounds: upload an image, choose six original local scenes, or load a direct HTTPS image URL; centered Fill/Fit placement, instant preview, and matching PNG/JPEG/batch ZIP output without rerunning removal.
• Cancellable worker processing; original files stay unchanged and photos are not uploaded.
• Six-language header picker with a shared saved preference, Arabic RTL layout, and language switching that preserves images and cutouts.

ClipSplat

Tool · Open ClipSplat

• Record camera video or import a local clip
• Trim clips and cut unwanted sections
• Add opening and closing title panels, photos, and illustrated frames
• Export MP4
• Import formats: browser-decodable video such as MP4 or WebM, plus local images for title panels and cards; actual codec support depends on the browser
• Output format: MP4 with H.264 video and AAC stereo audio; original camera recordings use the browser’s supported recording format
• Suggested classroom uses: record a short explanation, create a project introduction, or combine a demonstration with title panels and image cards

FontSplat

Tool · Open FontSplat

• Twenty-two original lettering presets: neon, chrome, gold, gradients, comic, retro, outline, sticker and dimensional effects
• SpellArt arch, rotation, slant, spacing, outlines and 3D depth
• Unicode glitch marks with separate above, through and below controls; copy plain or styled text
• Bundled local typefaces and optional local font import
• Transparent or solid-background PNG, scalable SVG with embedded fonts, and editable project save/open
• Shared editor inserts artwork directly into LayoutSplat, WriteSplat and ImageSplat
• Text and fonts are processed locally; no generation service or upload backend
• Eight-line SpellArt follows arches, circles, ovals, waves, banner curves and chevrons; optional background badges remain separate
• Add, drop, paste, move and resize up to six locally embedded pictures
• Looping animated GIF and six-second H.264 MP4 pulse exports with previews and cancellation
• Automatic local plain-background removal with enclosed-detail preservation, manual color choices and session restore
• Arch-above, arch-below and two-caption picture layouts with adjustable spacing and portable exports
• Copy PNG directly to the system clipboard at the selected size, including pictures and transparency
• Set text size from 24 to 640 pixels with A−/A+, a slider, or an exact number field; enlarge text relative to pictures up to 600%
• Use grouped sidebar controls and quick links while the desktop preview stays visible

GIFsplat™

Tool · Open GIFsplat™

• Build animations from image frames
• Adjust frame delay, loop count, and output size
• Choose palette quality and dithering
• Download GIF or export MP4/WebM
• Import formats: PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF image frames
• Output formats: GIF animation; MP4 or WebM video according to browser export support
• Suggested classroom uses: animate stages of a process, make a visual how-to, or show change over time using a sequence of images

ImageSplat™

Tool · Open ImageSplat™

• Edit images with layers, text, shapes, and annotations
• Crop, mask, adjust photos, and apply effects
• BackdropSplat background removal: local photo subject cutouts (Fast / Best), white background removal, or sampled colors; preview before applying selected layers, then restore all with one Undo
• White/color controls: match border-connected regions or every matching pixel, with tolerance and soft edges; export transparent or solid PNG/JPEG and batch ZIP files at full resolution
• Replace cutout backgrounds with uploads, six shared local scenes, or direct HTTPS image URLs; Fill/Fit, before/after preview, composited PNG/JPEG/ZIP, and atomic selected-layer Apply with one Undo.
• Green Screen Studio (Effects menu): combine background, subject, and foreground-overlay layers from photos or a live camera; adjust color removal, spill suppression, position, size, rotation, flip, crop, and erase/restore masks
• Save a Green Screen Studio scene as a PNG or add it as one image layer; choose HD, Full HD, square, or portrait output. Camera support captures still images, not video recordings; scene processing stays local
• Capture screens and paste clipboard images
• Export PNG, selections, GIFs, or image frames
• Suggested classroom uses: annotate images, make labeled diagrams or visual explanations, and prepare graphics for student presentations
• Whole-photo or selected-area blur with rectangle/freehand lasso, marching ants, adjustable strength, original comparison and baked PNG pixels

MediaSplat

Tool · Open MediaSplat

• Trim, split, and join local audio or video; download individual parts or a ZIP
• Use fast stream-copy cuts or normalize video to MP4 and audio to MP3
• Import SRT or WebVTT (.vtt) subtitles; adjust timing, size, margins, outline, and background; burn subtitles permanently into MP4
• Generate automatic English subtitles locally with Whisper; review/edit words and timing; download SRT or plain-text transcripts
• Transcribe audio directly without converting it to video
• Import formats: MP4, M4V, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI, WMV, OGG/OGM, MP3, WAV, FLAC, and MPEG transport streams, subject to the codecs included in the bundled FFmpeg engine; preview and transcription additionally require browser decoding
• Output formats: fast mode retains the source extension/container with compatible copied streams; Precise/Normalize produces H.264/AAC MP4 video or MP3 audio; subtitle burn-in produces MP4; transcription produces SRT or TXT; split results can be bundled as ZIP
• Automatic subtitles: English speech, up to 120 minutes and 512 MB per source file; first use downloads a Whisper model; review generated captions
• Suggested classroom uses: cut lesson recordings into shorter sections, join student recordings, and create subtitles/transcripts for learning resources
• Optionally save processed media, a ZIP of outputs, or generated SRT/TXT files to Google Drive

MemeSplat™

Tool · Open MemeSplat™

• Choose classroom templates or a local image
• Add top/bottom captions and a small label
• Adjust font, outline, color, and canvas shape
• Download PNG or copy the image
• Built-in classroom meme templates include plant needs, equivalent fractions, Earth/star patterns, text evidence, cellular energy, magnetism, map skills, and context clues
• Suggested classroom uses: explain a concept with a visual and caption, check understanding, and discuss whether a caption accurately represents the content

VideoSplat

Tool · Open VideoSplat

• Import, arrange, split, trim, and edit video, audio, and images on a layered timeline
• Add named timeline markers, titles, effects, transitions, and mixed audio; record screen, camera, or both
• Green screen: remove green or blue backgrounds from selected video/image clips; choose a screen color and adjust tolerance, edge smoothing, and spill reduction so lower timeline layers show through in the preview and exported video
• Use green-screen removal while recording the camera alone or over a screen capture; choose a replacement background image and adjust keying controls before recording. Processing stays local
• Import and export SRT and WebVTT (.vtt) captions; edit caption tracks and adjust subtitle styling and timing
• Generate English subtitles locally from a selected video/audio clip or recording; review words and timing and add captions at the clip’s timeline position
• Export separate caption files or burn visible subtitles permanently into the finished video; keep editable captions in project files
• Use local privacy tools and editing proxies without uploading source media
• Import formats: browser-decodable video, audio, and images, commonly MP4/WebM video, MP3/WAV/M4A/OGG audio, and PNG/JPEG/WebP images; actual container/codec support depends on the browser
• Output formats: WebM (VP8/VP9 with Opus), MP4 (AVC/H.264 with AAC), or OGM through the compatible conversion path; captions as SRT/WebVTT; portable project files as JSON
• Automatic subtitles: English speech, up to 120 minutes per selected clip and 512 MB per source file; first use downloads a Whisper model; review generated captions
• Suggested classroom uses: student documentaries, demonstrations, screencasts, narrated explanations, and captioned learning resources
• Optionally save a native timeline project or rendered video to Google Drive; project manifests still need their source media

Write, Present & Organize Work

Category: Writing · 22 components

Big Link

Widget · Open Big Link

• Display a large URL or short text
• Add a title and note
• Choose card shape and accent color
• Download PNG/SVG or copy PNG
• Suggested classroom uses: project a readable lesson/resource link or print a resource card for an activity station

Brain Sort

Widget · Open Brain Sort

• Turn one-thought-per-line notes into a checklist
• Group by topic, effort, or timing
• Copy the result as Markdown
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: sort project ideas, organize research or planning notes, and turn a task brainstorm into a checklist

Cipher Chase

Game · Open Cipher Chase

• Steer an overhead spy car
• Type words to clear rivals
• Protect civilians
• Choose grade-band vocabulary
• Keyboarding purpose: practice accurate word typing while steering and responding to arcade targets
• Suggested learners: grades 3–12 (approximately ages 8–18), with vocabulary bands 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12; choose Beginner for more typing time

CipherSplat

Tool · Open CipherSplat

• Encrypt and decrypt local files, folders, or text
• Use password-based AES-256-GCM protection
• Generate passwords and passphrases
• Use OpenPGP keys
• Check file integrity
• Suggested classroom uses: demonstrate encryption, passwords, keys, integrity checks, and responsible protection of files using sample data

DiagramSplat

Tool · Open DiagramSplat

• Create diagrams from text with live preview
• Start with flowchart, sequence, mind map, Gantt, and other templates
• Choose language and palette
• Export SVG/PNG or copy PNG
• Suggested classroom uses: draw a process or sequence, map relationships, represent timelines, compare categories, and plan a project using the built-in diagram templates
• Save and reopen editable Mermaid .mmd source locally, or save a copy to Google Drive

FontSplat

Tool · Open FontSplat

• Twenty-two original lettering presets: neon, chrome, gold, gradients, comic, retro, outline, sticker and dimensional effects
• SpellArt arch, rotation, slant, spacing, outlines and 3D depth
• Unicode glitch marks with separate above, through and below controls; copy plain or styled text
• Bundled local typefaces and optional local font import
• Transparent or solid-background PNG, scalable SVG with embedded fonts, and editable project save/open
• Shared editor inserts artwork directly into LayoutSplat, WriteSplat and ImageSplat
• Text and fonts are processed locally; no generation service or upload backend
• Eight-line SpellArt follows arches, circles, ovals, waves, banner curves and chevrons; optional background badges remain separate
• Add, drop, paste, move and resize up to six locally embedded pictures
• Looping animated GIF and six-second H.264 MP4 pulse exports with previews and cancellation
• Automatic local plain-background removal with enclosed-detail preservation, manual color choices and session restore
• Arch-above, arch-below and two-caption picture layouts with adjustable spacing and portable exports
• Copy PNG directly to the system clipboard at the selected size, including pictures and transparency
• Set text size from 24 to 640 pixels with A−/A+, a slider, or an exact number field; enlarge text relative to pictures up to 600%
• Use grouped sidebar controls and quick links while the desktop preview stays visible

GridSplat

Workspace · Open GridSplat

• Enter classroom data in spreadsheet cells
• Calculate with formulas
• Organize tables
• Create charts

LayoutSplat

Workspace · Open LayoutSplat

• Precise multipage publications with text frames, pictures, rectangles, ellipses, and lines.
• Continuous plain-text stories flow through linked frames across pages; overflow checking and keyboard placement.
• Five ruler units; margin, column, row, baseline, and custom guides; snapping and numeric geometry.
• Six interface language choices shared with DrawSplat, separate from publication text direction.
• Local autosave/recovery, portable .layoutsplat/JSON projects, fixed-layout and reading HTML, print-to-PDF, PNG/JPEG, and Pack and Go.
• 126 distinct compositions in 19 publication types across 18 industries, with six publication-language editions.
• Native Publisher .pub import in a browser worker without LibreOffice; SVG, IDML, SLA, PDF, and SplatWorks content exchange with conversion limits.
• Rich formatting, bold/italic/underline, columns, AutoFit, master pages, tables/groups, context imports, local image/video decoding, and CSV/Excel mail merge.
• EPUB 2/3 import; reflowable and fixed-layout EPUB 3 export; three ebook starters; metadata, heading navigation, searchable outline and reading preview with type size and themes.
• Whole-photo or selected-area blur with rectangle/freehand lasso, marching ants, adjustable strength, original comparison and baked PNG pixels
• 19 comic designs with ten guided storytelling starters, a five-page writing workbook, eight original characters in three poses and bundled Comic Neue fonts
• 12 fiction/nonfiction book starters with original AI-generated covers, editable titles and chapter interiors
• Alphabetized template, character and background dropdowns that preserve selections

ListSplat

Workspace · Open ListSplat

• 15 classroom starters with 12 records per table; two connected-table projects include ready-to-use library loans and science trials.
• Primary/foreign key badges, relationship diagrams, validated one-to-many and one-to-one links, and parent pickers showing names and IDs.
• CSV/TSV import/export and pasted or file-based Markdown table import with multi-table selection and column mapping.
• Nine views: table, form, cards, gallery, list, board, calendar, labels and report; search, sort, calculations and summaries.
• Local autosave, native project backups, optional Google Drive saving, teacher reflection questions, close/reopen tabs and dialog close buttons.

MarkdownSplat

Tool · Open MarkdownSplat

• Write Markdown with rendered preview and HTML output
• Import files or convert pasted HTML
• Find and replace text
• Copy formatted content or WordPress block code
• Export Markdown, HTML, DOCX, or ODT
• Suggested classroom uses: draft structured explanations, organize research notes, publish class writing, and transfer an outline to a concept map
• Optionally save editable Markdown source to Google Drive

Paws & Keys Adventure

Game · Open Paws & Keys Adventure

• Practice typing with kitten and puppy characters
• Explore twelve gentle trails
• Use activities designed for ages 4–9
• Keyboarding purpose: learn key locations and finger placement using finger hints and an on-screen English QWERTY keyboard
• Suggested learners: ages 4–9; beginning keyboard users

PDFsplat

Tool · Open PDFsplat

• Open, combine, split, reorder, and rotate PDF pages
• Add text, highlights, drawings, images, and signatures
• Crop, deskew, protect, and convert supported files
• Export PDF, images, document, and ebook formats
• Export reflowable EPUB ebooks with selectable text and embedded raster images; image regions retain visible edits and masks, with figure placement and descriptions to review
• Present PDFs with full screen, timed slideshows, and WebDeck v5 export
• Suggested classroom uses: annotate reading materials, prepare activity pages, collect scans, present a PDF lesson, and assemble accessible handouts
• Optionally save the current edited PDF to Google Drive after authorization

RubricSplat

Tool · Open RubricSplat

• Start from project, writing, presentation, or collaboration templates
• Edit criteria and performance levels
• Add criteria and levels
• Copy text, download CSV, or print
• Instructional rubric templates cover projects, writing, presentations, and collaboration
• Suggested classroom uses: clarify success criteria, support self/peer assessment, and give criterion-based feedback

ShowSplat

Workspace · Open ShowSplat

• Create slides with text, images, tables, audio, and video
• Search and organize slides
• Present with speaker notes
• Import and export WebDeck v5
• Export PDF and ODP

Story Sprint

Game · Open Story Sprint

• Practice typing passages
• Track speed and accuracy
• Import classroom text
• Choose grade-band activities
• Keyboarding purpose: practice continuous text, punctuation, accuracy, and speed; view words per minute and correct errors with Backspace
• Suggested learners: kindergarten through grade 12 (approximately ages 5–18), with K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 passage bands; teachers can import text to match learner readiness

Story Wheel

Widget · Open Story Wheel

• Create story summaries or sequencing activities
• Choose three, five, or seven events
• Add event text and images
• Spin and preview the wheel
• Print, save PNG, or share a link
• Instructional activity modes include Story Summary, Multimedia Summary, and Sequencing Practice
• Suggested classroom uses: retell a text, put events in order, summarize key events, and support writing with images

Toneshifter

Widget · Open Toneshifter

• Rewrite a draft for a selected tone
• Adjust rewrite intensity
• Compare changes with a diff
• Copy the rewrite or reuse it as input
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: compare tone choices for different audiences and revise a draft while discussing meaning and voice

Typing Games

Game · Open Typing Games

• Choose Paws & Keys Adventure, Cipher Chase, Wordfall Reactor, or Story Sprint
• Open each typing adventure independently
• Choose age-appropriate play and passage practice
• Keyboarding purpose: build key familiarity, typing accuracy, and fluency with age-appropriate practice
• Suggested learners: ages 4–9 for Paws & Keys; kindergarten through grade 12 for Story Sprint; grades 3–12 for Cipher Chase and Wordfall Reactor

Vibe Check

Widget · Open Vibe Check

• Review the likely tone of a written message
• Try example messages
• Copy the analysis
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: discuss audience and tone in a sample message and practice respectful digital communication

Word Search Maker

Tool · Open Word Search Maker

• Generate vocabulary puzzles from custom word lists
• Use TEKS-inspired vocabulary sets
• Choose grid size and word directions
• Show the answer key
• Print or share a puzzle link
• Built-in TEKS-inspired vocabulary presets span K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 in science, mathematics, English language arts, and social studies, plus Spanish-language and health/fine-arts/technology word lists
• Suggested classroom uses: introduce unit vocabulary, reinforce spelling and word recognition, and print differentiated review puzzles

Wordfall Reactor

Game · Open Wordfall Reactor

• Connect words on a letter-tile board
• Play against the computer
• Use everyday words or TEKS vocabulary
• Choose grade-band activities
• Keyboarding purpose: reinforce word entry, spelling, and vocabulary; words can also be entered with rack tiles, so this is a word game rather than a structured touch-typing course
• Suggested learners: grades 3–12 (approximately ages 8–18), with everyday words or TEKS vocabulary bands 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12

WriteSplat

Workspace · Open WriteSplat

• Write and format documents
• Use readability and writing tools
• Create templates and cloze activities
• Export ODT documents

Assess & Practice

Category: Assessment · 19 components

Bingo Caller

Widget · Open Bingo Caller

• Pick animated bingo calls
• Use custom call items
• Generate player cards
• Repeat calls and clear player marks
• Suggested classroom uses: lead a bingo review game with custom curriculum call items and student player cards

Bingo Card Generator

Tool · Open Bingo Card Generator

• Generate multiple custom cards
• Choose grid size and card colors
• Add a center FREE space
• Print or export all cards to PDF
• Suggested classroom uses: create vocabulary, math-fact, or concept-review bingo cards from a teacher-supplied word/phrase list

Cipher Chase

Game · Open Cipher Chase

• Steer an overhead spy car
• Type words to clear rivals
• Protect civilians
• Choose grade-band vocabulary
• Keyboarding purpose: practice accurate word typing while steering and responding to arcade targets
• Suggested learners: grades 3–12 (approximately ages 8–18), with vocabulary bands 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12; choose Beginner for more typing time

Coin Flipper

Widget · Open Coin Flipper

• Customize coin labels, images, and colors
• Flip multiple coins and track history/statistics
• Use decision, team, and probability activity modes
• Save or share setups and results
• Built-in activity modes include probability trials, intuition/luck tests, team choosing, tie breakers, and best-two-of-three decisions
• Suggested classroom uses: collect trial data, compare observed outcomes, and discuss randomness and fairness

Dice Roller

Widget · Open Dice Roller

• Choose d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, or d20 dice
• Roll multiple dice with modifiers
• Show results, products, and history
• Adjust animation and sound
• Share a setup link
• Suggested classroom uses: probability trials, number operations, classroom game moves, and random choices; multiple dice and the product display support arithmetic activities

Dicebreaker Creator

Tool · Open Dicebreaker Creator

• Create six-face prompt activities
• Start with icebreaker, entry ticket, debrief, or story prompts
• Choose grid or strip layouts
• Export PNG, PDF, PPTX, or JSON
• Share a student view
• Built-in prompt starts support entry tickets, debriefs, roll-a-story writing, and get-to-know-you icebreakers
• Suggested classroom uses: discussion warm-ups, reflection, creative writing, and classroom community building

Fun Quiz

Game · Open Fun Quiz

• Choose themed character trivia packs
• Answer questions in a guided quiz
• Advance through each pack

GraphSplat

Tool · Open GraphSplat

• Make bar, line, pie, area, scatter, and specialty charts
• Create picture graphs
• Plot coordinates and linear equations
• Explore expressions, roots, intersections, and value tables
• Construct points, segments, polygons, and circles
• Built-in GraphSplat Examples provide illustrated, editable examples across six graph workspaces
• Science and mathematics lesson plans cover grades 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 with TEKS correlations, instructional sequences, assessment, differentiation, and extensions
• Teaching resources include a graph-analysis checklist, six Artful Analytics starters, schoolyard biodiversity, campus microclimate, and ecosystem-stability investigations

Paws & Keys Adventure

Game · Open Paws & Keys Adventure

• Practice typing with kitten and puppy characters
• Explore twelve gentle trails
• Use activities designed for ages 4–9
• Keyboarding purpose: learn key locations and finger placement using finger hints and an on-screen English QWERTY keyboard
• Suggested learners: ages 4–9; beginning keyboard users

QuizSplat

Tool · Open QuizSplat

• Build multiple-choice, true/false, and short-answer questions
• Run self-paced or teacher-led quizzes with players or teams
• Turn questions into printable flashcards
• Import/export question sets
• Export report CSV
• Built-in science question sets include 20-question samples for grade 3 science, grade 5 science, and grade 10 biology, aligned to TEKS topics
• Suggested classroom uses: formative checks, self-paced retrieval practice, team review, and printable vocabulary or concept flashcards

RubricSplat

Tool · Open RubricSplat

• Start from project, writing, presentation, or collaboration templates
• Edit criteria and performance levels
• Add criteria and levels
• Copy text, download CSV, or print
• Instructional rubric templates cover projects, writing, presentations, and collaboration
• Suggested classroom uses: clarify success criteria, support self/peer assessment, and give criterion-based feedback

SplatBot Studio

Tool · Open SplatBot Studio

• Program a virtual robot using blocks or words
• Run missions and story challenges
• Create and import mission packs
• Explore TEKS, NGSS, and Common Core activities
• Generate code for Python, JavaScript, micro:bit, Dash, LEGO SPIKE, or VEX
• Built-in starter pack has 16 missions, mainly for grades 2–8, plus a grades 9–12-ready path-planning challenge; missions include teacher notes, concepts, and vocabulary
• Instructional applications: sequencing commands, movement and turns, sensors, obstacles, goal-directed problem solving, testing, and revising programs; choose TEKS, NGSS, or Common Core alignment labels

Story Sprint

Game · Open Story Sprint

• Practice typing passages
• Track speed and accuracy
• Import classroom text
• Choose grade-band activities
• Keyboarding purpose: practice continuous text, punctuation, accuracy, and speed; view words per minute and correct errors with Backspace
• Suggested learners: kindergarten through grade 12 (approximately ages 5–18), with K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 passage bands; teachers can import text to match learner readiness

Toneshifter

Widget · Open Toneshifter

• Rewrite a draft for a selected tone
• Adjust rewrite intensity
• Compare changes with a diff
• Copy the rewrite or reuse it as input
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: compare tone choices for different audiences and revise a draft while discussing meaning and voice

Typing Games

Game · Open Typing Games

• Choose Paws & Keys Adventure, Cipher Chase, Wordfall Reactor, or Story Sprint
• Open each typing adventure independently
• Choose age-appropriate play and passage practice
• Keyboarding purpose: build key familiarity, typing accuracy, and fluency with age-appropriate practice
• Suggested learners: ages 4–9 for Paws & Keys; kindergarten through grade 12 for Story Sprint; grades 3–12 for Cipher Chase and Wordfall Reactor

Vibe Check

Widget · Open Vibe Check

• Review the likely tone of a written message
• Try example messages
• Copy the analysis
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: discuss audience and tone in a sample message and practice respectful digital communication

WebBingoMaker

Tool · Open WebBingoMaker

• Create virtual bingo games from pasted terms, CSV, text, Markdown, or English starter vocabulary banks
• Choose three-by-three, four-by-four, or five-by-five grids and a winning pattern
• Share one link with the class; each participant gets a randomized card without an account
• Mark squares with a tap or keyboard, print cards, or embed a game in Google Sites
• Use the DrawSplat interface in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic, Chinese, or Hindi; teacher vocabulary stays unchanged

Word Search Maker

Tool · Open Word Search Maker

• Generate vocabulary puzzles from custom word lists
• Use TEKS-inspired vocabulary sets
• Choose grid size and word directions
• Show the answer key
• Print or share a puzzle link
• Built-in TEKS-inspired vocabulary presets span K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 in science, mathematics, English language arts, and social studies, plus Spanish-language and health/fine-arts/technology word lists
• Suggested classroom uses: introduce unit vocabulary, reinforce spelling and word recognition, and print differentiated review puzzles

Wordfall Reactor

Game · Open Wordfall Reactor

• Connect words on a letter-tile board
• Play against the computer
• Use everyday words or TEKS vocabulary
• Choose grade-band activities
• Keyboarding purpose: reinforce word entry, spelling, and vocabulary; words can also be entered with rack tiles, so this is a word game rather than a structured touch-typing course
• Suggested learners: grades 3–12 (approximately ages 8–18), with everyday words or TEKS vocabulary bands 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12

Engage the Classroom

Category: Classroom · 24 components

Big Link

Widget · Open Big Link

• Display a large URL or short text
• Add a title and note
• Choose card shape and accent color
• Download PNG/SVG or copy PNG
• Suggested classroom uses: project a readable lesson/resource link or print a resource card for an activity station

Bingo Caller

Widget · Open Bingo Caller

• Pick animated bingo calls
• Use custom call items
• Generate player cards
• Repeat calls and clear player marks
• Suggested classroom uses: lead a bingo review game with custom curriculum call items and student player cards

Bingo Card Generator

Tool · Open Bingo Card Generator

• Generate multiple custom cards
• Choose grid size and card colors
• Add a center FREE space
• Print or export all cards to PDF
• Suggested classroom uses: create vocabulary, math-fact, or concept-review bingo cards from a teacher-supplied word/phrase list

Clock Wizard

Widget · Open Clock Wizard

• Estimate task duration
• Break estimates into phases
• Adjust for focus level
• Copy an estimate
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: estimate project phases, plan work time, and reflect on an estimate versus actual time

Coin Flipper

Widget · Open Coin Flipper

• Customize coin labels, images, and colors
• Flip multiple coins and track history/statistics
• Use decision, team, and probability activity modes
• Save or share setups and results
• Built-in activity modes include probability trials, intuition/luck tests, team choosing, tie breakers, and best-two-of-three decisions
• Suggested classroom uses: collect trial data, compare observed outcomes, and discuss randomness and fairness

Dice Roller

Widget · Open Dice Roller

• Choose d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, or d20 dice
• Roll multiple dice with modifiers
• Show results, products, and history
• Adjust animation and sound
• Share a setup link
• Suggested classroom uses: probability trials, number operations, classroom game moves, and random choices; multiple dice and the product display support arithmetic activities

Dicebreaker Creator

Tool · Open Dicebreaker Creator

• Create six-face prompt activities
• Start with icebreaker, entry ticket, debrief, or story prompts
• Choose grid or strip layouts
• Export PNG, PDF, PPTX, or JSON
• Share a student view
• Built-in prompt starts support entry tickets, debriefs, roll-a-story writing, and get-to-know-you icebreakers
• Suggested classroom uses: discussion warm-ups, reflection, creative writing, and classroom community building

Dots and Boxes

Game · Open Dots and Boxes

• Draw lines to claim boxes
• Choose board size and player count
• Play with people or computer opponents
• Start a new game

Draw & Sketch

Widget · Open Draw & Sketch

• Draw freehand in a quick sketch pad
• Erase marks
• Center the cursor
• Save PNG
• Suggested classroom uses: quick visual explanations, labeled sketches, drawing warm-ups, and sharing a PNG of student work

DrawSplat Whiteboard

Workspace · Open DrawSplat Whiteboard

• Draw with pens, shapes, text, images, and sticky notes
• Organize multiple pages and layers
• Add audio and classroom activities
• Save files and export PNG or PDF
• Connect optional school saving and classroom services

Fortune Wheel

Widget · Open Fortune Wheel

• Create a teacher-curated phrase game
• Choose education categories or custom puzzles
• Set up teams
• Share a student link
• Download the setup
• Built-in educational phrase categories span K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12, including science, mathematics, language arts, social studies/history, Spanish language arts, and health/art/technology
• Suggested classroom uses: team vocabulary review, concept recall, and discussion of subject-specific phrases

Meme Puzzle

Game · Open Meme Puzzle

• Create question-and-answer image puzzles
• Choose a sample image or upload your own
• Import JSON, CSV, or Excel activity data
• Share a student link
• Download the setup
• Instructional activity: students answer content questions to reveal the image one tile at a time; teachers can adapt questions and share a student activity
• Built-in PuzzleMaker Library includes 31 instructional activities across K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12, including six English/Spanish bilingual activities
• Library subjects include science, mathematics, English language arts, social studies, and biology; examples include plant needs, equivalent fractions, water cycle, text evidence, map skills, and cellular energy
• Activity metadata includes grade band, subject, and TEKS, NGSS, or Common Core references where supplied; download a ready-to-use JSON setup from the library

MemeSplat™

Tool · Open MemeSplat™

• Choose classroom templates or a local image
• Add top/bottom captions and a small label
• Adjust font, outline, color, and canvas shape
• Download PNG or copy the image
• Built-in classroom meme templates include plant needs, equivalent fractions, Earth/star patterns, text evidence, cellular energy, magnetism, map skills, and context clues
• Suggested classroom uses: explain a concept with a visual and caption, check understanding, and discuss whether a caption accurately represents the content

PlanSplat

Workspace · Open PlanSplat

• Student assignments, exams and projects with inline course creation, priorities, due dates, work dates, notes, resource links and checklists.
• Today, upcoming and weekly views combine deadlines, class times and study blocks; recurring tasks, routine check-ins and an adjustable focus timer.
• Google Drive autoload and autosave during authorization; reconnect after expiry, account-separated device drafts and per-browser recovery files.
• One Google sign-in connects Drive and optional one-way Calendar updates for deadlines/study blocks in an app-created calendar; header connection/retry without visiting settings. Six interface languages with Arabic RTL; Purple, Ocean, Forest and High contrast themes saved on the device. Local offline drafts, native JSON backup/reload/merge, CSV task import/export, calendar export and printable agendas.

QRSplat Studio

Tool · Open QRSplat Studio

• Create QR codes for links, text, email, phone, or Wi-Fi
• Customize colors, dots, size, and center image
• Save designs locally
• Copy or download PNG/SVG
• Create and update editable QR codes with a separately configured service
• Suggested classroom uses: link printed activity stations, displays, or handouts to classroom resources; editable codes need a configured service

QuizSplat

Tool · Open QuizSplat

• Build multiple-choice, true/false, and short-answer questions
• Run self-paced or teacher-led quizzes with players or teams
• Turn questions into printable flashcards
• Import/export question sets
• Export report CSV
• Built-in science question sets include 20-question samples for grade 3 science, grade 5 science, and grade 10 biology, aligned to TEKS topics
• Suggested classroom uses: formative checks, self-paced retrieval practice, team review, and printable vocabulary or concept flashcards

ShowSplat

Workspace · Open ShowSplat

• Create slides with text, images, tables, audio, and video
• Search and organize slides
• Present with speaker notes
• Import and export WebDeck v5
• Export PDF and ODP

SketchSplat VR

Tool · Open SketchSplat VR

• Print a student room template
• Upload a photographed drawing and crop its panels
• Build an immersive room or load a curriculum starter
• Use split view, motion look, VR glasses, or full screen
• Download room face images
• Teacher guide includes lesson ideas, ready-to-use prompts, printable/digital room workflows, and quick assessment
• Built-in student starter layouts cover citizenship, ecosystems and adaptations, geography, history, life cycles, and weather/water cycle
• Suggested classroom uses: create an immersive content model, label its panels, and explain relationships or processes

SplatBot Studio

Tool · Open SplatBot Studio

• Program a virtual robot using blocks or words
• Run missions and story challenges
• Create and import mission packs
• Explore TEKS, NGSS, and Common Core activities
• Generate code for Python, JavaScript, micro:bit, Dash, LEGO SPIKE, or VEX
• Built-in starter pack has 16 missions, mainly for grades 2–8, plus a grades 9–12-ready path-planning challenge; missions include teacher notes, concepts, and vocabulary
• Instructional applications: sequencing commands, movement and turns, sensors, obstacles, goal-directed problem solving, testing, and revising programs; choose TEKS, NGSS, or Common Core alignment labels

Step-Splat

Widget · Open Step-Splat

• Break a task into small action steps
• Adjust how detailed the breakdown is
• Copy steps as Markdown
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: break an assignment or project into manageable action steps and build planning routines

Story Wheel

Widget · Open Story Wheel

• Create story summaries or sequencing activities
• Choose three, five, or seven events
• Add event text and images
• Spin and preview the wheel
• Print, save PNG, or share a link
• Instructional activity modes include Story Summary, Multimedia Summary, and Sequencing Practice
• Suggested classroom uses: retell a text, put events in order, summarize key events, and support writing with images

Vibe Check

Widget · Open Vibe Check

• Review the likely tone of a written message
• Try example messages
• Copy the analysis
• Optionally use a configured external AI provider
• Suggested classroom uses: discuss audience and tone in a sample message and practice respectful digital communication

WebBingoMaker

Tool · Open WebBingoMaker

• Create virtual bingo games from pasted terms, CSV, text, Markdown, or English starter vocabulary banks
• Choose three-by-three, four-by-four, or five-by-five grids and a winning pattern
• Share one link with the class; each participant gets a randomized card without an account
• Mark squares with a tap or keyboard, print cards, or embed a game in Google Sites
• Use the DrawSplat interface in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic, Chinese, or Hindi; teacher vocabulary stays unchanged

Wheel Spinner

Widget · Open Wheel Spinner

• Paste or import a list of entries
• Shuffle entries and choose a color palette
• Spin for a random selection
• Remove the winner for subsequent picks
• Suggested classroom uses: choose discussion participants, assign prompts or teams, and sample randomly from a teacher-supplied list

Play & Puzzle

Category: Games · 30 components

Bingo Caller

Widget · Open Bingo Caller

• Pick animated bingo calls
• Use custom call items
• Generate player cards
• Repeat calls and clear player marks
• Suggested classroom uses: lead a bingo review game with custom curriculum call items and student player cards

Bingo Card Generator

Tool · Open Bingo Card Generator

• Generate multiple custom cards
• Choose grid size and card colors
• Add a center FREE space
• Print or export all cards to PDF
• Suggested classroom uses: create vocabulary, math-fact, or concept-review bingo cards from a teacher-supplied word/phrase list

Castles & Catapults

Game · Open Castles & Catapults

• Aim catapults using angle and power
• Choose different ammunition
• Play against the computer or a local opponent
• Account for wind
• Request or offer surrender

Cipher Chase

Game · Open Cipher Chase

• Steer an overhead spy car
• Type words to clear rivals
• Protect civilians
• Choose grade-band vocabulary
• Keyboarding purpose: practice accurate word typing while steering and responding to arcade targets
• Suggested learners: grades 3–12 (approximately ages 8–18), with vocabulary bands 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12; choose Beginner for more typing time

Coin Flipper

Widget · Open Coin Flipper

• Customize coin labels, images, and colors
• Flip multiple coins and track history/statistics
• Use decision, team, and probability activity modes
• Save or share setups and results
• Built-in activity modes include probability trials, intuition/luck tests, team choosing, tie breakers, and best-two-of-three decisions
• Suggested classroom uses: collect trial data, compare observed outcomes, and discuss randomness and fairness

Coloring Book

Tool · Open Coloring Book

• Choose line-art pages
• Color with brush, paint bucket, or spray can
• Erase and undo
• Download PNG/SVG or print
• Suggested classroom uses: art practice, fine-motor/color exploration, and annotated visual responses using printable line-art pages

Dice Roller

Widget · Open Dice Roller

• Choose d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, or d20 dice
• Roll multiple dice with modifiers
• Show results, products, and history
• Adjust animation and sound
• Share a setup link
• Suggested classroom uses: probability trials, number operations, classroom game moves, and random choices; multiple dice and the product display support arithmetic activities

Dicebreaker Creator

Tool · Open Dicebreaker Creator

• Create six-face prompt activities
• Start with icebreaker, entry ticket, debrief, or story prompts
• Choose grid or strip layouts
• Export PNG, PDF, PPTX, or JSON
• Share a student view
• Built-in prompt starts support entry tickets, debriefs, roll-a-story writing, and get-to-know-you icebreakers
• Suggested classroom uses: discussion warm-ups, reflection, creative writing, and classroom community building

Dots and Boxes

Game · Open Dots and Boxes

• Draw lines to claim boxes
• Choose board size and player count
• Play with people or computer opponents
• Start a new game

Flood Fill

Game · Open Flood Fill

• Merge colors from the corner to fill the board
• Choose beginner, intermediate, or expert board sizes
• Choose color count
• Start new games and toggle sound

Flow Free

Game · Open Flow Free

• Connect matching terminals without crossing paths
• Choose four grid difficulty levels
• Reset the puzzle
• Toggle sound

Fortune Wheel

Widget · Open Fortune Wheel

• Create a teacher-curated phrase game
• Choose education categories or custom puzzles
• Set up teams
• Share a student link
• Download the setup
• Built-in educational phrase categories span K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12, including science, mathematics, language arts, social studies/history, Spanish language arts, and health/art/technology
• Suggested classroom uses: team vocabulary review, concept recall, and discussion of subject-specific phrases

Fun Quiz

Game · Open Fun Quiz

• Choose themed character trivia packs
• Answer questions in a guided quiz
• Advance through each pack

GilaSplat

Game · Open GilaSplat

• Explore a desert-burrow maze
• Collect eggs and avoid hazards
• Choose difficulty and starting level
• Watch the timer
• Pause, replay, or view the legend

Lights Out

Game · Open Lights Out

• Toggle cells and their neighboring lights
• Clear grids at three difficulty levels
• Choose visual themes
• Start new puzzles

Meme Puzzle

Game · Open Meme Puzzle

• Create question-and-answer image puzzles
• Choose a sample image or upload your own
• Import JSON, CSV, or Excel activity data
• Share a student link
• Download the setup
• Instructional activity: students answer content questions to reveal the image one tile at a time; teachers can adapt questions and share a student activity
• Built-in PuzzleMaker Library includes 31 instructional activities across K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12, including six English/Spanish bilingual activities
• Library subjects include science, mathematics, English language arts, social studies, and biology; examples include plant needs, equivalent fractions, water cycle, text evidence, map skills, and cellular energy
• Activity metadata includes grade band, subject, and TEKS, NGSS, or Common Core references where supplied; download a ready-to-use JSON setup from the library

Paws & Keys Adventure

Game · Open Paws & Keys Adventure

• Practice typing with kitten and puppy characters
• Explore twelve gentle trails
• Use activities designed for ages 4–9
• Keyboarding purpose: learn key locations and finger placement using finger hints and an on-screen English QWERTY keyboard
• Suggested learners: ages 4–9; beginning keyboard users

Splatball

Game · Open Splatball

• Play a paddle-rally arcade match
• Choose person-versus-person, person-versus-computer, or computer-versus-computer
• Set AI difficulty and paddle colors
• Choose the winning score
• Pause and rematch

SplatBot Studio

Tool · Open SplatBot Studio

• Program a virtual robot using blocks or words
• Run missions and story challenges
• Create and import mission packs
• Explore TEKS, NGSS, and Common Core activities
• Generate code for Python, JavaScript, micro:bit, Dash, LEGO SPIKE, or VEX
• Built-in starter pack has 16 missions, mainly for grades 2–8, plus a grades 9–12-ready path-planning challenge; missions include teacher notes, concepts, and vocabulary
• Instructional applications: sequencing commands, movement and turns, sensors, obstacles, goal-directed problem solving, testing, and revising programs; choose TEKS, NGSS, or Common Core alignment labels

Squirrel Run

Game · Open Squirrel Run

• Dodge traffic and collect acorns
• Reach the tree hollow
• Choose difficulty
• Use keyboard or on-screen direction controls
• Pause or reset

Story Sprint

Game · Open Story Sprint

• Practice typing passages
• Track speed and accuracy
• Import classroom text
• Choose grade-band activities
• Keyboarding purpose: practice continuous text, punctuation, accuracy, and speed; view words per minute and correct errors with Backspace
• Suggested learners: kindergarten through grade 12 (approximately ages 5–18), with K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 passage bands; teachers can import text to match learner readiness

Story Wheel

Widget · Open Story Wheel

• Create story summaries or sequencing activities
• Choose three, five, or seven events
• Add event text and images
• Spin and preview the wheel
• Print, save PNG, or share a link
• Instructional activity modes include Story Summary, Multimedia Summary, and Sequencing Practice
• Suggested classroom uses: retell a text, put events in order, summarize key events, and support writing with images

Super Star Trek

Game · Open Super Star Trek

• Navigate a starship through sectors and quadrants
• Use scanners, phasers, torpedoes, and shields
• Consult mission logs and the library computer
• Choose difficulty
• Start a new mission

Tangram Packing

Game · Open Tangram Packing

• Drag blocks into silhouettes
• Rotate selected pieces
• Choose beginner, intermediate, or advanced puzzles
• Reset the puzzle

Typing Games

Game · Open Typing Games

• Choose Paws & Keys Adventure, Cipher Chase, Wordfall Reactor, or Story Sprint
• Open each typing adventure independently
• Choose age-appropriate play and passage practice
• Keyboarding purpose: build key familiarity, typing accuracy, and fluency with age-appropriate practice
• Suggested learners: ages 4–9 for Paws & Keys; kindergarten through grade 12 for Story Sprint; grades 3–12 for Cipher Chase and Wordfall Reactor

Untangle

Game · Open Untangle

• Drag graph nodes until edges no longer cross
• Choose beginner, intermediate, or advanced puzzles
• Reset or skip a puzzle
• Toggle sound

WebBingoMaker

Tool · Open WebBingoMaker

• Create virtual bingo games from pasted terms, CSV, text, Markdown, or English starter vocabulary banks
• Choose three-by-three, four-by-four, or five-by-five grids and a winning pattern
• Share one link with the class; each participant gets a randomized card without an account
• Mark squares with a tap or keyboard, print cards, or embed a game in Google Sites
• Use the DrawSplat interface in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic, Chinese, or Hindi; teacher vocabulary stays unchanged

Wheel Spinner

Widget · Open Wheel Spinner

• Paste or import a list of entries
• Shuffle entries and choose a color palette
• Spin for a random selection
• Remove the winner for subsequent picks
• Suggested classroom uses: choose discussion participants, assign prompts or teams, and sample randomly from a teacher-supplied list

Word Search Maker

Tool · Open Word Search Maker

• Generate vocabulary puzzles from custom word lists
• Use TEKS-inspired vocabulary sets
• Choose grid size and word directions
• Show the answer key
• Print or share a puzzle link
• Built-in TEKS-inspired vocabulary presets span K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12 in science, mathematics, English language arts, and social studies, plus Spanish-language and health/fine-arts/technology word lists
• Suggested classroom uses: introduce unit vocabulary, reinforce spelling and word recognition, and print differentiated review puzzles

Wordfall Reactor

Game · Open Wordfall Reactor

• Connect words on a letter-tile board
• Play against the computer
• Use everyday words or TEKS vocabulary
• Choose grade-band activities
• Keyboarding purpose: reinforce word entry, spelling, and vocabulary; words can also be entered with rack tiles, so this is a word game rather than a structured touch-typing course
• Suggested learners: grades 3–12 (approximately ages 8–18), with everyday words or TEKS vocabulary bands 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12

Widgets inside the whiteboard

These classroom widgets are opened on a whiteboard page. Use the classroom widgets guide for the board workflow.

Meme Puzzle instructional activity library

Browse and filter the PuzzleMaker Library by grade band or content area, then download a ready-to-use setup. Students answer questions to reveal image tiles. The following topics and standards labels come from the bundled activity metadata; suggested classroom uses elsewhere on this page are teaching ideas rather than additional built-in lesson packs.

| Activity | Grades | Subject | Standards labels in the activity | | --- | --- | --- | | What Plants Need | K-2 | Science | NGSS 2-LS2-1 | | Equivalent Fractions | 3-5 | Mathematics | CCSS 4.NF.A.1, TEKS 4.3(C) | | Earth and Star Patterns | 3-5 | Science | NGSS 5-ESS1-1 | | Inference and Text Evidence | 6-8 | English Language Arts | CCSS RI.6.1, CCSS RI.6.2 | | Cellular Energy | 9-12 | Biology | NGSS HS-LS1-5, NGSS HS-LS1-7 | | Magnet Mayhem | K-2 | Science | TEKS §112.2(b)(7) | | States of Matter | 3-5 | Science | TEKS §112.5(b)(6) | | Food Web Connections | 3-5 | Science | TEKS §112.6(b)(12) | | Complete Electric Circuits | 3-5 | Science | TEKS §112.6(b)(8) | | Water Cycle | 3-5 | Science | TEKS §112.6(b)(10) | | Plate Tectonics | 6-8 | Science | TEKS §112.27(b)(10) | | Natural Selection | 9-12 | Science | TEKS §112.42(c)(10) | | Map Skills | 3-5 | Social Studies | TEKS §113.14(b)(4) | | Texas Revolution | 3-5 | Social Studies | TEKS §113.15(b)(3) | | Three Branches of Government | 3-5 | Social Studies | TEKS §113.16(b)(15) | | Supply and Demand | 3-5 | Social Studies | TEKS §113.14(b)(6) | | Primary Sources | 6-8 | Social Studies | TEKS §113.20(b)(29) | | Westward Expansion | 6-8 | Social Studies | TEKS §113.20(b)(6) | | Main Idea and Supporting Details | 3-5 | English Language Arts | TEKS §110.5(b)(9) | | Context Clues | 3-5 | English Language Arts | TEKS §110.5(b)(3) | | Point of View | 3-5 | English Language Arts | TEKS §110.6(b)(10) | | Figurative Language | 3-5 | English Language Arts | TEKS §110.7(b)(10) | | Theme in Literature | 6-8 | English Language Arts | TEKS §110.22(b)(7) | | Argument and Evidence | 6-8 | English Language Arts | TEKS §110.24(b)(8) | | The Revision Process | 9-12 | English Language Arts | TEKS §110.36(c)(9) | | Magnetismo / Magnet Mayhem | K-2 | Science / Ciencias | TEKS §112.2(b)(7), Bilingual EN/ES | | El ciclo del agua / Water Cycle | 3-5 | Science / Ciencias | TEKS §112.6(b)(10), Bilingual EN/ES | | Destrezas de mapas / Map Skills | 3-5 | Social Studies / Estudios Sociales | TEKS §113.14(b)(4), Bilingual EN/ES | | Tres poderes / Three Branches | 3-5 | Social Studies / Estudios Sociales | TEKS §113.16(b)(15), Bilingual EN/ES | | Pistas de contexto / Context Clues | 3-5 | English Language Arts / Artes del Lenguaje | TEKS §110.5(b)(3), Bilingual EN/ES | | Lenguaje figurado / Figurative Language | 3-5 | English Language Arts / Artes del Lenguaje | TEKS §110.7(b)(10), Bilingual EN/ES |