ARTIST WORKSPACE · PRECISION DRAWING

Perspective Drawing Assistant

Lay down one-, two- or three-point perspective guides in seconds. Position vanishing points, trace over reference artwork, add your own construction lines and export crisp guides—without installing anything.

✓ Moveable vanishing points✓ Vector SVG + PNG✓ Artwork reference underlay✓ Private on your device
PERSPECTIVE STUDIO

Drawing guide builder

LIVE DRAWING CANVAS

Perspective preview

● Live

Choose Move to drag visible vanishing points or the horizon. Choose VP ray for construction rays, Straightedge for two-click lines, or 3D box for an editable construction box. For keyboard drawing, focus the canvas, use arrows to move the cursor and press Enter to place. Escape cancels a pending line.

Drag a VP or the horizon on the canvas.
Two-point view0 custom guides2 vanishing points
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Custom construction guides

Add lines that stay attached to vanishing points.

No custom guides yet. Pick “VP ray” and click the preview.

✦ Artist's tip

Start with a simple horizon, place vanishing points beyond the edges for a less extreme view, then use VP rays to align walls, roofs, sidewalks, and props. Export a transparent PNG to use as a guide layer in your drawing app.

Ready. Choose a view or start adding your own construction guides.

A PRACTICAL TOOL FOR ARTISTS

Perspective, without the setup time.

01 / One point

Interiors & straight roads

Use one vanishing point for walls and rails extending straight toward the horizon. Horizontal cross guides show receding depth.

02 / Two points

Buildings & corners

Place left and right vanishing points on the same horizon, often beyond the canvas edge. Vertical building edges remain vertical.

03 / Three points

Dramatic height

Add a vertical vanishing point above or below the scene for skyscrapers, tall structures and dynamic camera angles.

Frequently asked questions

Are the guides perspective-accurate?

Every converging guide is a straight line through its indicated vanishing point. The tool is a drawing aid, not a calibrated camera solver or a full 3D ground-plane reconstruction. Cross guides are convenient construction references rather than metric distance measurements.

Can I draw over an existing artwork?

Yes. Import a supported image to trace over locally. Enable “Include artwork in exports” to merge it with your grid, or export a transparent guide overlay without the image.

Does my drawing get uploaded?

No. This is a static browser tool. Imported artwork and editable projects are handled locally. Saved projects can embed your artwork, so review files before sharing them.

Can I edit the perspective later?

Yes. Save a project JSON and reopen it. The file contains grid settings, vanishing points, custom guides and optionally your imported artwork.

Build one-, two- and three-point perspective guides

Set vanishing points and a horizon, then draw straight rays, edges and box construction guides over an optional reference image. Export the guide layer or include the artwork when appropriate.

  1. Choose one-, two- or three-point perspective and position the horizon and vanishing points for the scene.
  2. Add rays, straightedges or box guides, then adjust color, density and opacity while checking the canvas preview.
  3. Import optional reference artwork to trace locally and export PNG or SVG guides. Save project JSON if you want to reopen the editable construction later.

Example: For a room corner, select two-point perspective, move one vanishing point toward each side of the horizon, and add a box to block out a cabinet before drawing over the exported guide.

Limits and privacy: These are artist construction guides, not metric 3D reconstruction or a camera solver. You can add up to 250 custom guides. Projects may embed imported artwork; artwork inclusion in PNG/SVG exports is explicit. Browser image decoding and memory limits apply.

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