Place a minimal 2x2 gridline guide over an image to check center alignment and balance. Change the divisions and export one clear reference PNG.
Blank Square 1:1 grid, 2 rows x 2 columns
A 4×4 drawing grid keeps the portrait in proportion.
Upload the source and choose the paper ratio you want to inspect. Compare Full photo and Fill page before using the grid to judge alignment.
The 2x2 starting grid creates one internal vertical line and one internal horizontal line. Compare your subject with their crossing point.
Adjust the line width and contrast, then download the PNG. Add more rows or columns only if you need finer position checks.
Choose one row and two columns for a vertical division, or two rows and one column for a horizontal division. Custom counts control the regular grid.
No. Lines are evenly spaced from the row and column counts. This is a regular-grid tool, not an editor for arbitrary guide positions.
A centered cross divides the image into four regions without covering it with many lines. It helps compare left and right spacing or the visual weight above and below the midpoint. It does not detect symmetry automatically or move the subject into alignment.
The grid center belongs to the chosen canvas. If an image is fitted into a different aspect ratio, blank margins can appear around it. Inspect those margins before concluding that the subject is centered within the original photograph.
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