Perspective Grid Maker
Generate a 1, 2 or 3-point perspective grid or a room perspective with draggable vanishing points, any line density and colour, at any size: download as a PNG to draw over.
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Generate a 1, 2 or 3-point perspective grid or a room perspective with draggable vanishing points, any line density and colour, at any size: download as a PNG to draw over.
This perspective grid maker generates the guide lines artists draw over: pick one-point, two-point or three-point perspective, or a room in one-point perspective with a back wall, floor, ceiling and side walls, then drag the vanishing points to where the scene needs them. Set how many lines the grid has, their width, colour and opacity, choose a page size from HD and square to A4 at print resolution or your own pixels, and download a PNG. With a transparent background the grid drops straight onto a layer in Procreate, Photoshop, Krita or Clip Studio; with a white background it prints as a sheet to sketch on. Use it as a perspective creator for a new scene or a perspective helper to check an existing sketch.
In one-point perspective all lines going away from the viewer meet at a single point on the horizon: a straight road, a hallway, the front view of a room. The grid gives you those rays plus the horizontal and vertical lines that stay parallel to the picture plane. Two-point perspective is for an object seen from a corner - a building on a street corner, a box turned at an angle - with two vanishing points far apart on the horizon; the further apart they sit, the less the distortion, which is why the maker lets them go outside the picture. Three-point perspective adds a vertical vanishing point for looking sharply up at a skyscraper or down from a roof; drag it far below or above the page for a gentle lean, closer for drama.
The Room mode draws an interior in one-point perspective: a back wall rectangle centred on the vanishing point, the four corner lines that become the edges of the floor, ceiling and side walls, evenly spaced rays across every surface, and depth lines that come closer together toward the back wall the way tiles do. Move the vanishing point up for a low viewpoint, sideways to see more of one wall, and resize the back wall to set how deep the room feels. It is the fastest start for a bedroom, a shop interior, a corridor or a stage set.
The grid is generated in your browser at the exact pixel size you choose, so an A4 sheet at 300 dpi prints with crisp lines and a 4K grid stays sharp on a large canvas. There is no signup and no watermark, and nothing leaves your device. For a plain square grid over a photo, the grid maker draws that; to correct the perspective of a photograph rather than draw one, use the perspective tool.
Yes. The preview shows a margin around the page, and a point can be dragged anywhere in it. Two-point grids look natural with both points well outside the picture; the exported PNG is the page only.
Turn on Transparent background under More options and download as PNG. The lines keep their colour and opacity, and everything else is transparent.
A4 landscape or portrait at 300 dpi, both in the size list, print at full quality on an A4 sheet. For another paper size, choose Custom and enter the pixels: inches times 300.
Yes. Under More options the line colour, width and opacity are free; a light grey or blue at 30 to 50 percent opacity sits quietly under pencil or ink.
For views that look steeply up or down. The third vanishing point makes vertical edges converge, which is what you see looking up at a tall building from the street or down at it from above.
Yes, free, with no account and no watermark. The grid is generated on your device and never uploaded.