Obsidian plugins with #sketching#

The Tabula Rasa plugin turns sketches into first class vault files with a minimal drawing workspace that sits in the view header instead of adding a separate toolbar. It supports pressure tapered pen and brush strokes, a highlighter, object and pixel erasers, lasso selection with move, scale, rotate and flip actions, and a hold gesture that snaps rough lines, circles, rectangles and triangles into clean shapes. The canvas can be zoomed, panned, rotated, resized and fit to the drawing, with per sketch page colour and a theme aware default pen colour. Sketches autosave as compact `.sketch` files, reopen for further editing, render as live inline previews in notes and export to PNG or SVG only when you ask for an image.

The simple-sketch plugin enables users to create basic sketches within Obsidian using an intuitive interface. It provides tools for freehand drawing, creating shapes such as lines, rectangles, and ellipses, and adding text to sketches. Users can save sketches directly to their vault or download them as image files. A ribbon icon gives quick access to the sketching interface, while right-click options allow users to edit image files. The plugin is designed for simplicity and efficiency, making it easy to enhance notes with visual elements.