Most Notion extensions just save web content. JotLayer lets you draw, annotate, and sketch directly on your Notion pages.

When searching for the best Notion extensions, you'll find plenty of tools like the official Web Clipper or the Save to Notion browser extension. Those are great for capturing articles and bookmarks. But none of them let you draw on your Notion pages. JotLayer is different. It doesn't fetch data from the web; it turns your existing Notion workspace into an interactive visual canvas.
Explore why visual thinkers rely on JotLayer every day to bring ideas to life. Zero embedding, zero configuration required.
Turn your rigid Notion blocks into a flexible canvas. Sketch diagrams, flowcharts, or rough ideas anywhere on the page without embedding.
Reviewing a document? Highlight text, circle important details, and leave hand-drawn notes right over embedded PDFs and images.
Sometimes text comments aren't enough. Draw arrows to point out layout issues or write visual notes to make your feedback crystal clear.
Combine the structure of Notion databases and text with the freedom of a whiteboard. Perfect for visual thinkers and planners.
You're just seconds away from turning Notion into an infinite whiteboard.
Install JotLayer from the Chrome Web Store. It's completely free to start and requires no account creation.
Navigate to your Notion workspace in a new tab. JotLayer works instantly on existing and new pages.
Click the extension icon in your browser toolbar. A minimal overlay will appear, giving you instant access to pens, highlighters, and shapes.
Understanding which extension is right for your workflow.
Common questions about using JotLayer.