Two-point street guide
Widescreen guide for street scenes, rooms, product boxes, and architectural corners.
Perspective grid
Perspective Grid Generator
Build 1-point, 2-point, and 3-point drawing guides with canvas presets and transparent exports.
- 3P
- perspective modes
- 16:9
- canvas presets
- SVG
- transparent export
Perspective Grid Studio
Tune horizon height, vanishing points, guide density, and export a reusable drawing overlay.
Perspective type
Mode
two point
Canvas
16:9 Widescreen
Lines
105
Perspective preview
two point grid, 16:9 Widescreen, 2 vanishing points, 105 guide lines. Transparent PNGs can drop straight into drawing apps as overlay layers.
Workflow
Perspective Grid Generator helps set space before the drawing gets complicated. One-point is good for hallways and straight roads. Two-point works for corners, boxes, furniture, and product sketches. Three-point adds vertical drama for tall buildings and camera angles looking up or down.
Three-point vertical guide
A dramatic layout with a third vertical vanishing point for towers and looking-up angles.
Perspective modes
Choose the right vanishing point setup
Use 1P for direct depth, 2P for rotated objects and street corners, and 3P for dramatic vertical scenes.
Guide density
Helpful, not noisy
Control rays, vertical guides, opacity, and line width so the grid supports the sketch instead of overwhelming it.
Reusable output
Export for digital drawing or print
SVG stays sharp and editable. Transparent PNG can drop into Procreate, Photoshop, or Clip Studio Paint as an overlay layer.
Workflow
Build a perspective guide before details
Pick the camera logic, tune horizon and vanishing points, then export the guide.
- 1Choose 1P, 2P, or 3PUse 1P for straight view, 2P for corners, and 3P for dramatic verticals.
- 2Tune horizon and pointsAdjust ratios until the guide matches the scene and camera feeling.
- 3Export overlaySet density, opacity, width, and colors, then download SVG or PNG.
Perspective tips
- A lower horizon makes subjects feel taller.
- Move vanishing points outside the canvas for calmer distortion.
- Use transparent PNG overlays when sketching digitally.
- Keep the same grid for sequential panels with the same camera.
Perspective grid FAQ
What is one-point perspective for?+
Hallways, roads, rooms, shelves, tunnels, and scenes receding toward one point.
When should I use two-point perspective?+
For city corners, boxes, furniture, vehicles, packaging, and rotated objects.
Why use three-point perspective?+
It adds a vertical vanishing point for tall buildings and dramatic camera angles.
Can I use it in drawing apps?+
Yes. Export transparent PNG as an overlay, or SVG for vector workflows.
How dense should the lines be?+
Use fewer lines for rough sketches and more for architecture or product work.
Does it replace learning perspective?+
No, but it makes horizon and vanishing-point relationships visible while practicing.