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Perspective Grid draws a one-point perspective guide: a horizon line, lines running out from a single vanishing point, and floor lines that get closer together toward the horizon. Download it as a PNG to draw over.

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The short answer

Why use Perspective Grid?

Ruling a perspective grid by hand takes a long straight edge and a lot of care. Here you move two sliders and get a clean grid at the size of your canvas.

Horizon runs from 10 to 80% of the height and starts at 38%. Vanishing point X runs from 0 to 100% of the width and starts in the middle. Line color starts at a deep red, and the image is 1200 × 800 pixels unless you type another size from 16 to 8000. The grid redraws as you move the sliders.

Below the horizon there are 18 floor lines, spaced so they bunch up toward the horizon, plus rays from the vanishing point spread evenly along the bottom edge. Lines are drawn about 1 pixel wide at 55% opacity on white. On a large canvas, such as 4000 pixels wide, they become very faint when printed, so a smaller size often works better.

Grid Maker draws an even, flat square grid instead. For printing on paper at an exact size, use the graph paper tools such as 5mm Graph Paper, which output a PDF. To lay this grid over a photo, open both in Image Blender: its multiply mix lets the white background disappear.

Where Perspective Grid fits

01

Drawing practice

Practice one-point perspective rooms and roads on a printed guide.

02

Comic panels

Lay out a street scene so buildings recede toward one point.

03

Game backgrounds

Plan a corridor or road level with a consistent vanishing point.

Start to finish

How to use Perspective Grid

  1. 01
    Tap Open editor to start with a 1200 × 800 grid.
  2. 02
    Move Horizon (starts at 38%) and Vanishing point X (starts at 50%), and pick a Line color.
  3. 03
    Type Width and Height for your page or canvas, then tap Download result once the guide looks right.

What to expect from Perspective Grid

CheckWhat it means here
Supported inputNo upload required
Main controlsWidth and height, plus the labels, colors, data, or layout the tool needs
OutputPNG, SVG, HTML code, or a ZIP, depending on the tool
Working limitUp to 8,000 pixels per side

Perspective Grid tips

  • A low Horizon near 20% gives a tall floor area for street scenes.
  • Move Vanishing point X to 25% for an off-center corridor.
  • Lines are about 1 px wide, so they fade on very large sizes.
  • Print it, then trace over it on a light pad.

Perspective Grid FAQ

Something missing? Ask us.

Can I make a two-point or three-point grid?

No. This is a one-point grid with a single vanishing point on the horizon.

Why is the area above the horizon empty?

The lines are only drawn on the ground plane below the horizon. That keeps the sky clear for sketching buildings or scenery.

Does Perspective Grid upload my file?

There is no file to upload. What you type stays in this tab.

Is Perspective Grid free to use?

Yes. No signup and no watermark.

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