Doodle for Google

About this scholarship

Doodle for Google is an annual celebration of student art and creativity in which K-12 students interpret a yearly theme, competing to have their artwork displayed on the Google homepage. Doodles are judged on artistic merit, creativity, and theme communication by guest judges. Five national finalists, one from each grade band spanning K-3 through 10-12, each receive a $10,000 college scholarship, their artwork on Google.com, and Google technology and merch; one finalist is announced as the National Winner.

How to apply

The 2025-2026 contest has concluded and a National Winner has been announced. Deadline for the upcoming cycle has not been announced yet. Check the official site.

Eligibility

Grade levels: High school freshman, High school sophomore, High school junior, High school senior
Location: Nationwide
Citizenship: No restriction listed

Required documents

None listed. Check the official site.

Source

Official listing

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