The Quick, Draw! Dataset
A public dataset of 50 million vector drawings across 345 categories, captured from the Quick, Draw! game.
What is The Quick, Draw! Dataset?
The Quick, Draw! Dataset is a public collection of 50 million vector drawings gathered from the Quick, Draw! game, where players were prompted to sketch simple objects. It provides timestamped stroke data with metadata like country and recognition status, serving as a valuable resource for training drawing recognition models and analyzing human sketching patterns. The dataset addresses the need for large-scale, real-world drawing data in machine learning and creative computing research.
Machine learning researchers, data scientists, and developers working on sketch recognition, generative AI, or creative coding projects. It's also used by artists and educators for data visualization and interactive installations.
Developers choose this dataset because it offers a massive, curated collection of real human drawings with rich temporal and geographic metadata, available in multiple preprocessed formats for immediate use. Its open CC BY 4.0 license and Google Cloud Storage hosting make it easily accessible for both academic and commercial projects.
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