The Drawing Tablet

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A video of a person drawing a face on a Wacom drawing tablet. The drawing can be seen on a laptop screen. The lines are bright blue on a red background.

A drawing tablet, also known as a graphics tablet, lets you use a pen or stylus and translates your strokes from the tablet to your computer screen with an impressive degree of precision. It’s much more natural and comfortable to use than a mouse or touchpad, whether you want to paint, illustrate, animate in 3D, create a comic, or retouch photos.
This guide is for anyone making their first foray into creating digital art or retouching photos. A beginner drawing tablet is an accessory that you can attach to any computer and monitor, which makes it versatile and useful for years to come. If you’re interested in a graphics tablet but don’t want to spend a boatload of money on an accessory you might not use every day, our picks are for you.

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