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Terms

Last updated 2 November 2026

Squigdle is a small daily drawing game made by James O'Halloran. By entering a drawing, you agree to these terms.

What's not allowed

Squigdle is for everyone aged 13 and up, so keep drawings and titles friendly. No:

Drawings that break these rules may be removed without notice, and players who keep breaking them may be blocked from entering. Players can report drawings during voting. The final call is the moderator's.

Your drawings

When you enter a drawing, you give Squigdle permission to use it, and its title, in pretty much any way that helps the game, including:

That permission is free, worldwide, and lasts for as long as the drawing is used. Squigdle can let partners such as printers and social platforms use it for these purposes. Drawings may be shown with or without their title or your username.

If you delete your data, your drawings stop appearing in the game and won't be used in anything new. Things that were already made and published with them, such as a video that's already posted or merch that's already printed, may stay up.

Only enter drawings you made yourself. Since the squiggles you start with come from the game, everyone's drawing is built on the same lines, and that's the point. Don't copy a drawing someone else made.

The small print

See also: Privacy.