Perspective Guide

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Place vanishing points and explore how edges create a sense of space. Use a built-in study or your own reference, and practice on paper.

Opening your built-in study…

How to use Perspective Guide

  1. Choose one-, two-, or three-point perspective. Place the horizon where you observe eye level.
  2. Drag the vanishing points and guide anchor, or enter their positions. Zoom out to reach points outside the image.
  3. Hide individual line groups and compare edges. Download a PNG or an SVG with real geometry.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need drawing software?

No. These tools help you look, compare, and practice. Draw on paper or use your own drawing tools. The reference analysis is not your finished artwork.

Are my photos uploaded or saved automatically?

No. Photos are processed in this browser. Keeping a project on this device or continuing in another tool is an explicit choice. Transfers expire after 12 hours; saved projects remain until you or your browser clears them. Keep important work in a downloaded backup.

What does a project backup include?

Your current settings, crop, selected studies, and reflection. Choose to include personal photos if you want them to reopen without selecting the originals. Unknown project versions and unsupported images are rejected without replacing your work.

Does the tool grade my drawing?

No. Comparisons describe shapes, proportions, timing, or digital colors. They are prompts for observation, not a score of artistic ability or a promise of learning results.

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