One-point perspective
Use one vanishing point for rooms, hallways, roads, railways, and any view facing a flat surface directly.
Free online drawing tool
Create adjustable 1, 2, and 3 point perspective grids for drawing, design, and architecture. Move the horizon and vanishing points, place the grid over a reference, then download the result or a transparent overlay.
2-point · 10 guide levels
Built-in neutral canvas
JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 40 MB. You can also paste an image.
Transparent PNG keeps only the grid, ready for Procreate, Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, or Krita.
Pick the right construction
Start with the number of visible convergence directions in your scene. You can change modes at any time without uploading the reference again.
Use one vanishing point for rooms, hallways, roads, railways, and any view facing a flat surface directly.
Use two points on the horizon for building corners, boxes, streets, furniture, and most angled architectural views.
Add a third convergence point for dramatic views looking up at tall buildings or down from a high position.
How to use it
The horizon represents eye level. Horizontal edges that recede into the scene aim at a vanishing point on that horizon, while upright edges remain vertical in one- and two-point views or converge toward VP3 in three-point views.
Select 1, 2, or 3 point mode, or start from a practical preset.
Drag the horizon and VP markers until the lines follow matching edges in the scene.
Download the combined canvas or a transparent PNG for your drawing software.
Practical control
A static perspective template rarely matches a real photo. Here, the horizon, horizontal vanishing points, third point, density, color, line width, and opacity all remain adjustable while you compare the guides with the reference.
Image files are decoded by your browser and are never sent to Graph-Paper.org. The URL stores only grid settings, so you can bookmark a configuration without placing the source image or its filename in the link.
Use the transparent export in Procreate, Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, Krita, or another layer-based editor. Turn off the horizon and point markers first when you want a clean construction layer.
Every slider and canvas drag updates the guide immediately.
Move VP markers and the horizon directly on the canvas.
Upload, drop, or paste a private background image.
Move from a simple sketch guide to a denser construction.
Export just the guide lines for a separate image layer.
Perspective settings stay in the URL; image data never does.