Start with a clear source
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WEBP under 10 MB. Keep the subject and important edges visible.
Sketch from your composition
Photo to Sketch AI with Prompted Art Direction
Choose the drawing medium, line character, paper texture, and level of detail. This page remains outside the sitemap until dedicated sketch examples pass review.
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Upload photo
JPG, PNG or WEBP · up to 10 MB
Drop a photo hereor click to choose
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Describe the change
Say what to change and what to keep.
Charged only after a result is saved. Failed edits use 0 credits.
One prompt. A visible difference.
Before
After
Demo prompt Open the corner shop with cobalt, coral, and amber light. Keep the building and camera angle.
- Change the whole image
- Compare before and after
- Mark up to 5 areas to refine
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The workflow above is usable now. Dedicated examples are still under review, so this page is intentionally excluded from search indexing and the sitemap.
How to use it1 2 3
One change first, detail second
Name change and preservation
Say what should change, then list the face, pose, product, text, or composition that should stay.
Inspect and refine
Compare before and after. Mark up to five areas for a more focused follow-up version.
Good fits
When to use this workflow
Portrait studies
Create a drawing direction from an existing pose and expression.
Concept presentation
Give a product, room, or landscape a deliberate hand-drawn treatment.
Style exploration
Compare graphite, charcoal, ink, and looser illustrative approaches.
Prompt starters
Make the first instruction concrete
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Detailed graphite drawing
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Loose charcoal study
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Clean architectural line sketch
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Fine ink cross-hatching
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Fashion illustration
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Soft portrait pencil shading
Questions about photo to sketch
Before you generate
Which sketch styles can I request?+
You can describe graphite, charcoal, ink, cross-hatching, loose gesture lines, paper texture, and the desired amount of shading.
Will the face stay recognizable?+
Ask to preserve identity and facial proportions, but review the result because a strong art style can shift small details.
Can I refine one part of the sketch?+
Yes. Mark the area and ask for more or less line detail in a follow-up version.