Create a grid online over one photo or an empty square canvas. Start with an 8×8 labeled layout, adjust its visibility, and download a PNG.
Blank Square 1:1 grid, 8 rows x 8 columns
A 4×4 drawing grid keeps the portrait in proportion.
Use the empty eight-by-eight canvas or select a photo. The labels identify cells in the working reference.
Reduce counts for a broad composition check or increase them for finer comparisons. Make sure the subject remains readable.
Save the 2400×2400 PNG when the source, guides, and labels are clear at the size you intend to use.
No. The free grid tool runs in the browser without installing a browser extension or desktop application.
Yes. Leave the source empty and export the visible guide, or use the dedicated blank generator for an upload-free workspace.
The browser canvas lets you prepare a guide during a drawing or planning session. Start with the default sixty-four cells, then adapt the structure to the image instead of treating the preset as a rule.
A labeled reference is useful when a subject has many similar details. It helps you identify an area consistently, but it does not automatically detect landmarks or decide where an object belongs.
A reference viewed on a small phone may need fewer divisions than one displayed on a large screen. Dense labels and thin lines can become hard to read after an image is reduced.
Review the saved file at its likely viewing size. For printing, use the separate print application to set scale and margins. For later revisions, retain the original source rather than relying on the flattened download.
AI styles
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