WebBoard

WebBoard comes as a simple application that offers us an easy way to share our whiteboarding ideas.

This Microsoft Store app has a very simple interface, which allows you to swiftly get straight to the point. The menu elements are positioned in a way that lets most of the screen space be used for your cross-platform drawings.

There are few tools available to draw with, so don't expect much from that area. There is only one type of brush, and you cannot change its size either. But you can at least create any color that you want through the custom color option. There's also the option for you to grab any color on the board with the color picker tool.

What may be the most annoying is the fact that there is no Undo option whatsoever. You can only do a "clear all" action, or choose to erase manually, but I think such a simple feature should've been added.

If you require it, you can choose to activate and work with a grid on top of your canvas too. Or you can even import an image onto the board and start drawing over it.

A very useful feature that can help you in your workdays is the sharing option, which works through the OneDrive service. It is very easy to share your drawings, but first, you need to save them.

After they are saved, you only need to go to the board's gallery and click the tiny OneDrive icon in the upper right corner of each drawing. You have two options when you do that: either click the Share button, which will copy a link to your clipboard, or upload the drawing to OneDrive.

Although it could make use of some extra quality-of-life features, WebBoard is a good enough tool that allows you to draw on images and present your ideas to your colleagues in an easy way, through its sharing feature.