Paint real-world streets in 3D
GraffitiWorld is a free browser game where you spray 3D graffiti onto a map of the real world. Paint sticks to actual buildings and streets, stays there permanently, and is visible to every other player. There is nothing to download and no account required to start painting.
New here? Read how to play, or see who is winning on the leaderboard.
GraffitiWorld is a 3D graffiti game played in the browser. If you came from a pixel-canvas game, here is how it compares to wplace and to other games where people paint a shared world.
The world right now
- Writers holding paint
- 14
- Surface painted
- 939,062 sq ft
- Strokes standing
- 2.7k
How it works
- 1. Find a wall. The map is the real world, rendered in 3D from open map data. Fly to your street, your school, or anywhere you have been.
- 2. Spray it. Pick a colour and a brush, then drag across a surface. Paint lands on the geometry itself, so it wraps corners and is hidden correctly behind buildings in front of it.
- 3. It stays up. Every stroke is saved to the world. Come back tomorrow and it is still there, unless somebody paints over it.
- 4. Hold territory. The leaderboard ranks writers by how much surface they currently hold, so keeping a spot matters as much as taking it.
Common questions
Is GraffitiWorld free?
Yes. GraffitiWorld is free to play in any modern browser. There is no download, no purchase and no subscription.
Do I need an account to paint?
No. You can start painting immediately as an anonymous writer. Creating an account keeps your paint, XP and level attached to you across devices. Nothing is lost when you sign up later, because your existing progress carries over.
Does my graffiti stay on the map?
Yes. Every stroke is stored server-side and shown to everyone who visits that location. It only disappears if you erase it or another writer paints over it.
Is this real graffiti on real buildings?
No, and that is the point. GraffitiWorld paints a 3D model of the world built from open map data. Nothing is touched in real life, so you can paint anywhere without damaging anything.
How much can I paint in a day?
Each writer gets a daily allowance measured in painted surface area rather than in number of strokes, so covering a big wall costs more than tagging a door. It resets every day at midnight UTC.