SketchTone: Music Maker

SketchTone: Music Maker

Draw, Doodle & Loop Melodies

4 ratings
2 reviews
Free
With Ads

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Released
October 4, 2026
Updated
October 20, 2026

Features

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This app transforms your drawings into melodies. Simply sketch shapes on a canvas, and the app interprets them as musical notes and rhythms. Explore different sounds and colors to create unique, playable tunes without needing music theory knowledge.

✓Draw melodies with shapes
✓24 ink colors
✓8 synthesized instrument sounds
✓Adjustable tempo and echo
✓Looping functionality
✓Offline play
✓Inspiration gallery
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What's New in SketchTone

1.1

October 20, 2026

Occasional ads now support SketchTone, appearing after Clear or Shuffle during longer sessions. Drawing and playback still work offline, with no account or paid features required.

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User reviews

pretty cool one thing tho

please make the sound effect buttons have a sound when you click on one for example the bell button is silent when you click it but what if you had it make a bell sound when you click it!. But do it for all the sound buttons. So that little kids and toddlers can tell the difference between the buttons without reading. Oh and one more thing PLEASE MAKE THE WORDS BIGGER 😭I think I know why it wasn’t working!. Because it needs to not have any kind of Bluetooth devices on
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bad

it is a scam play button don’t work

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FAQ

How does SketchTone turn drawings into music?

SketchTone interprets the shapes you draw on its canvas as musical elements. The vertical position of a mark determines its pitch, while its horizontal position dictates its timing. The playhead then brings these visual elements to life as sound.

What sounds can I use in SketchTone?

SketchTone offers eight synthesized sounds: Keys, Pluck, Bell, Bass, Flute, Marimba, Strings, and Synth. You can also color your drawings independently of the sound and layer different instruments within the same musical doodle.

Can I use SketchTone offline?

Yes, SketchTone works offline after installation. Your current drawing and settings are saved locally on your device, allowing you to continue your creative sessions without an internet connection.

Does SketchTone have ads?

Yes, SketchTone contains advertisements. Occasional interstitial ads may appear after using the Clear or Shuffle functions while online. There are no banner ads present.

Is SketchTone suitable for beginners?

Absolutely. SketchTone is designed with simple controls and requires no prior music theory knowledge. It's a playful music maker that lets you explore musical ideas through drawing.

What are the advanced features in SketchTone?

The Advanced controls in SketchTone allow you to select instruments, adjust the tempo, add echo effects, and explore looping from 4 to 32 beats. You can also play, pause, and resume your creations.

How often is SketchTone updated?

SketchTone was last updated on October 20, 2026, with version 1.1. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.

What is the age rating for SketchTone?

SketchTone has an age rating of 4+. This makes it suitable for young children and provides a safe creative environment for them to explore music through drawing.