Draw edit mode
Text
Undo
Redo
Size sets how big points, lines, outlines and text are. 3D height makes shapes rise off the ground when you switch to 3D.
Start over
Stamp library star
Pick a shape, then click the map to stamp it. Stamps use your color and size, and you can move, resize and rotate them with the Select tool on the View/Edit tab.
Make a stamp from a picture
Picture
Outline
Name
Use the outline
Use the picture
Cancel
An outline stamp traces the shapes in your picture — including holes and details inside them — and fills it with your color, so it works like the built-in stamps (even in 3D). A picture stamp puts the picture itself on the map. Logos, icons and PNGs with clear edges trace best.
Selected shape
Nothing selected. With the Select tool, click a shape to move, resize, rotate or reshape it and give it a popup.
Read popups
Zoom to my sketch
Save a picture .jpg
Takes a JPG of exactly what you see on the map right now, in 2D or 3D.
Save your work .geosketch
Save file keeps every shape, its style and popup, the basemap, and where the map was looking in 2D or 3D, so you can open it later and keep working.
Save to ArcGIS Online
Sign in
Sign out
Not signed in.
Sign in with your ArcGIS Online username and password. From the 2D view this saves a web map with your sketch as a layer. From the 3D view it publishes your sketch as a 3D feature layer and saves a web scene that uses it, keeping heights, elevations, sunlight and weather.