Start with one internal vertical and one internal horizontal grid line. Adjust this 2×2 center guide, add a photo if needed, and export a PNG.
Blank Square 1:1 grid, 2 rows x 2 columns
A 4×4 drawing grid keeps the portrait in proportion.
The square canvas has two rows and two columns, placing one internal guide halfway along each direction.
Set Rows to one for only the internal vertical division, or Columns to one for only the horizontal division.
Add a reference photo if useful, choose a visible line treatment, and export the resulting guide image.
Yes. In Custom mode, set Columns to two and Rows to one. The single internal vertical division falls at the midpoint.
No. The controls create evenly spaced divisions. Individual line positioning and pixel-coordinate inputs are not available.
A center cross can help compare whether a subject sits left, right, above, or below the middle of the frame. It is a useful starting guide when a denser grid would distract from a broad placement decision.
The page starts with four regions, not a single movable line. Counts control evenly spaced divisions across the canvas, so changing them changes the whole guide structure.
In Custom mode, two columns create one internal vertical divider. One column removes that internal divider, and the same relationship applies to rows and horizontal divisions.
This does not provide a freehand line tool or a control for moving the center line to an arbitrary position. For a more detailed reference, increase the counts; for the smallest guide, keep only the direction relevant to your task.
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