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One, two and three-point perspective plus a five-point fisheye grid for curvilinear scenes.
Draw accurate 1, 2, 3 and 5-point perspective scenes on a grid you control.
A perspective grid keeps your vanishing points aligned so walls, roads and rooms recede correctly.
Popular grids: 2-point · 3-point · photo overlay · buildings · printable PDF
Drag the round handles to move vanishing points, drag the horizon line, and scroll to zoom. PNG exports have a transparent background, ready for a layer in Procreate, Photoshop or Clip Studio Paint.
One, two and three-point perspective plus a five-point fisheye grid for curvilinear scenes.
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Vector PDF on Letter, A4 or your canvas shape for light boxes and practice sheets.
Every grid lives in its URL. Copy the link to reuse it later or send it to a class.
A grid gives you a consistent drawing guide for edges that recede toward vanishing points. Set the horizon to match the viewer's eye level, then use the guides to plan rooms, streets or objects before adding detail.
This tool generates reference grids; it is not a painting canvas or an automatic scene builder. Export a grid to use as a guide layer in your drawing app, or export a PDF for printing.
Start with 1-Point for a room or corridor viewed straight on, or 2-Point for a building corner. Set the horizon, move the vanishing points, and adjust spacing until the guides are easy to follow. Export a transparent PNG or SVG and place it beneath your sketch. The grid is a perspective reference, not a measured architectural plan.
Looking for a practical tutorial? Follow our room perspective generator walkthrough for a full 1-point interior, or browse the perspective grid tutorials hub.
As a room perspective generator, this tool sets up the guide lines and you draw the room on top. To draw a room in perspective facing the back wall straight on, pick 1-Point: drag the vanishing point to where the viewer is looking, and the floor, ceiling and side walls all recede toward it. Pick 2-Point when you look into a corner of the room, and keep the two vanishing points well apart so furniture and corners do not look distorted. Set Horizon Height to the viewer's eye level, lower for a seated view and higher for a standing one, then adjust Spacing / Density until floor tiles and furniture are easy to block in. Export a transparent PNG or SVG and place it beneath your sketch as an underlay. For the full sequence with diagrams, open the room perspective generator tutorial.
Use 2-Point to block out street corners, or 3-Point when looking up or down at tall structures. Adjust the canvas aspect to your composition and tune the third vanishing point in Advanced Parameters. Export the grid, then draw your scene in your preferred art app.
Begin with 1-Point and sketch a box using the converging guides. Compare it with 2-Point, then try 3-Point to see how vertical edges change. Move the horizon and vary spacing one setting at a time. Export a PDF to practise on paper, or copy a share link to revisit the same grid settings. Step-by-step lessons live in the tutorials hub, including the room guide linked above.
A perspective grid is a set of guide lines that converge toward vanishing points so walls, roads, and rooms appear to recede correctly in space.
Drag the white circular handles on the canvas. You can also fine-tune positions under Advanced Parameters.
Yes. Use the Mode controls to switch between 1-Point, 2-Point, 3-Point and 5-Point perspective.
Yes. Export SVG or an editable vector PDF. To print the grid, export the PDF and print that file. You can also export PNG.
Follow the room perspective generator guide with a matching grid, then explore more in the tutorials hub.