안녕 (sayihello.com) is a drawing world. The face you draw drifts across screens everywhere, next to faces drawn by people you will never meet — and each one says hello in its own language.
Faces people actually drew and sent out.
안녕 is how you say hello in Korean, and it is the only Korean word you need here. Open the site and you will see faces drifting slowly across the screen. A face drawn in Seoul floats past one drawn in São Paulo. Every so often one of them speaks up — “안녕”, “Hola”, “こんにちは” — in whatever language its maker was using.
You are not expected to be good at this. The face shape is already drawn for you, so all you add is an expression. Most people are done in well under a minute, and the shaky ones are usually the best ones.
Every face carries a report button. Once a face collects enough reports it is hidden from the world automatically, and a person reviews it afterwards. The aim is a screen you would be happy to leave running in a room full of strangers.
No. You can draw a face and send it out without signing in. Google sign-in is optional, and only useful if you want an inbox for the hearts and messages your face receives.
Yes, all of it. Drawing, sending, hearts, messages and saving the image cost nothing. There is no paid tier.
Any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen like an app.
The face shape is already there. You only add eyes, a nose and a mouth. Wobbly faces tend to look better here than careful ones.
Usually under a minute. Pick a shape and a colour, draw an expression, and send it out.
Every face has a report button. Once a face collects enough reports it is hidden from the world automatically, and a person reviews it afterwards.
There is no self-delete button yet. Use the report button on that face, or email us at the address below and it will be taken down.
Fourteen: Korean, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian and Turkish. Each face greets in the language of whoever drew it.
Questions, takedown requests, collaborations — or just to tell us your face is up there.
hello@sayihello.com