Art · K–12 students in the U.S. (public, private or homeschool) · Individual

Doodle for Google

This season's dates are posted on the official site.

How to enroll

A parent, guardian, teacher or after-school program submits on the student's behalf. Parents sign the entry form.

  1. Sign up for contest updates on the official site
  2. When the contest opens, download the entry form and submit the Doodle with a parent signature
By The 2027 deadline isn't posted yet. Last year's deadline was Dec 17, 2025 (last year's date, for reference only).
Doodle for Google ↗

In plain words

An annual art contest from Google for K–12 students. Kids draw their own version of the Google logo around a set theme and write a short statement. A parent, teacher or after-school leader submits the entry online. The 2027 contest had not been announced as of Oct 16, 2026. Last year's contest (theme "My superpower is...") ran Oct 15 – Dec 17, 2025, with finalists named in May 2026.

Great for

Kids who like to draw and can work a theme into a design

Less ideal if

Your kid wants quick results. Winners are not announced until late spring.

What it takes

Cost
Free
Format
Online entry form · one original drawing plus a short statement
Who
On their own · parent or teacher submits
Time
A few hours to a few days

Step by step

  1. 1Watch the official site for the 2027 contest announcement and theme
  2. 2Draw the Doodle on paper or digitally, using the Google letters, with a statement of 50 words or fewer
  3. 3A parent, guardian or teacher fills out the entry form and submits the artwork

Where it leads

  1. Contest opens

    Last year it opened Oct 15. 2027 date not posted.

  2. State and territory winners

    Public voting helps pick 5 national finalists

  3. National finalists and winner

    Last year finalists were named in May

Free prep

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Checked against Doodle for Google, official contest site (2025–26 results page) on October 16, 2026. Suggestions, not guarantees: always confirm with the organizer.
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