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Sketch to Image

Turn a rough pencil sketch, napkin doodle or tablet drawing into a finished, full-colour image. Your composition stays put while the AI adds colour, texture, lighting and depth.

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Make it a photoreal sceneTurn it into a soft watercolour paintingRender it as a 3D cartoonGive it a sunset lighting moodMake it look like an anime frame

Why use Sketch to Image?

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Sketch to Image
Turn a rough pencil sketch, napkin doodle or tablet drawing into a finished, full-colour image. Your composition stays put while the AI adds colour, texture, lighting and depth.
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How it works

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Upload Your Image
Select or drag & drop any photo you want to edit
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Describe the Change
Tell the AI what to change in plain language
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Get Instant Results
Download your edited image in seconds

Turn a rough pencil sketch, napkin doodle or tablet drawing into a finished, full-colour image. Your composition stays put while the AI adds colour, texture, lighting and depth.

How the sketch to image works

Take a photo or screenshot of your sketch and upload it. Clean lines on a light background work best, but loose doodles are fine too. Then describe the look you want, for example a photoreal cabin, a watercolour scene or a 3D cartoon. The model keeps the placement and proportions of your drawing and paints over it with materials and lighting. Compare the result with your original, adjust the description, and run it again to explore other styles.

Tips for the best results

Dark, confident outlines are read more reliably than faint pencil marks, so trace over key shapes with a marker before photographing. Crop the image so the drawing fills the frame and the paper edges disappear. Name the main objects in your request, since a quick blob could be a rock or a bush. Styles like photoreal, oil painting, anime or clay render give very different results from the same lines.

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