How to Download and Install Microsoft Whiteboard on Windows?

Microsoft Whiteboard is a user-friendly app for drawing and writing on Windows and MacOS. It has a big canvas with customization options like changing backgrounds and colours. It provides various drawing tools like brushes and pens to create artistic drawings.

It is available on devices like Windows and MacOS. Now, let’s look at how the Microsoft Whiteboard works and installs on Windows devices.

Steps to Install Microsoft Whiteboard on Windows

Follow the below steps to install Microsoft Whiteboard on Windows:

Step 1: Visit the official website of Microsoft Whiteboard using any web browser like Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, etc.

Step 2: Press the “GET” button on the website to start the download of the Microsoft Whiteboard Application.

Step 3: It will then automatically re-direct you to the Windows Store App by Microsoft for the Windows device and the download will start in the background.

Step 4: After the download gets finished, the Microsoft Whiteboard app will get installed within 2-3 minutes. It will then show up on the all programs list of the Start menu.

Step 5: Click on the Microsoft Whiteboard app to open it. Now it will show you the home screen of the Microsoft Whiteboard app where it first asks you to accept the terms and conditions for the working of the Microsoft Whiteboard app. Click on the Accept button to proceed to the Microsoft Whiteboard app.

Step 6: After you accept the terms and conditions of the Microsoft Whiteboard app, it will then show the various features and the customization features that you perform in this application. Click on the Get Started button to proceed to the main application. 

Step 7: After you click on the Get started button, it will show you the option to choose your background color sheet and the pattern on it like diamonds, checked boxes, etc. Then it will show you the desired Whiteboard of yours on the Microsoft Whiteboard application.

So this is how we successfully installed Microsoft Whiteboard on your Windows device.