Add a visible grid to your photo, adjust its spacing and line appearance, and download a 2400-pixel-wide PNG. Start with a simple 3x3 layout.
Blank Square 1:1 grid, 3 rows x 3 columns
A 4×4 drawing grid keeps the portrait in proportion.
Choose the image you want to use. Match the paper shape to its composition, then compare Full photo and Fill page to keep the right area.
Start with three rows and columns. Change the line color, opacity, and width until the grid is visible without covering important detail.
Save the finished PNG. It includes both your photo and the grid lines, ready to open beside a drawing or share as a reference.
The tool creates a new download. Keep the original file as your clean source because the PNG export combines the photo and grid into one image.
The tool sets the canvas proportions and exports at 2400 pixels wide. Choose centimeters, inches, page margins, and print scaling in your printer or image application.
Three columns and three rows divide a photo into nine regions and help compare the balance of a composition. For transferring a detailed portrait, use more cells so each important curve has useful checkpoints. You can change the grid count without uploading the photo again.
A dark line works well on a bright background but may disappear in shadows. Try a lighter color or lower the opacity for a less dominant guide. Inspect small details near intersections before saving; the exported grid will be part of the image.
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