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Make a point with three labels.

Let’s show where work gets stuck. Here’s the finished drawing.

Draft points to Review, then Publish. A gold highlight and red arrow identify Review as where work piles up.
The result: a simple process with one clear point. Enlarge ↗
Make this one yours.

Download the example, then choose Files → Open drawing file in Drawbly. Change any label or mark.

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01

Name the three parts.

Choose Text, tap the canvas, and type a short label. Choose Done. Repeat for Draft, Review and Publish.

First stage: the title and three labels spaced across the canvas.
Text → tap the canvas → type → Done. Enlarge ↗
02

Connect them.

Choose Arrow and draw from one label toward the next. Leave a little room before the arrowhead reaches the word.

Second stage: two red arrows now connect Draft to Review to Publish.
The arrows give the diagram a reading direction. Enlarge ↗
03

Show what matters.

Choose Shade and highlight Review. Add the note “Work piles up here” and an arrow. Then Export PNG.

Final stage: a highlight beneath Review, an upward arrow and the note Work piles up here.
One highlight, one short note. You’re done. Enlarge ↗
Where are those tools?
Actual Drawbly workspace: tools on the left, Files and Export PNG at the top, drawing in the center.
On phones, the tools sit below the canvas. Enlarge ↗

View the full-size workspace screenshot

A few things worth knowing

Use Select to move a mark. Undo reverses your last change. Steady my lines is optional; Restore original stroke brings the original path back.

Save an editable copy under Files. Browser storage is not cloud backup. Free exports include Drawbly credit.

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