Generate a gridded version of an uploaded image with an 8x8 starting layout. Adjust paper shape and line settings before saving the combined PNG.
Blank Square 1:1 grid, 8 rows x 8 columns
A 4×4 drawing grid keeps the portrait in proportion.
Upload the image that should sit beneath the grid. Choose a clear source so contours remain visible when the reference is viewed or printed.
Start with eight rows and eight columns. Set the paper shape, labels, color, and opacity to suit the specific reference task.
Download the gridded image and open the result. Confirm that both the photo framing and grid contrast remain useful outside the preview.
No. It generates a reference file from your uploaded image by adding a grid. It does not invent image content or respond to a text prompt.
No. The output is a flattened 2400-pixel-wide PNG. The grid and photo are saved together; PDF, SVG, and separate transparent line layers are not provided.
A busy texture may need a lighter guide than a simple silhouette. An 8x8 grid creates 64 reference regions, but the count is adjustable. Choose fewer cells for composition checks and more when you need smaller landmarks for a careful transfer.
Finalize paper shape and fit before comparing multiple versions of the same image. A crop change moves the subject beneath every line, so versions with different framing cannot be compared cell for cell. Keep the original file and note the row and column counts you used.
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