Tool catalogue

Perspective tools, all of them.

Free online perspective tools for artists: interactive grids you can rotate, set by lens and export as a transparent layer, plus tools that fix, warp and analyse the perspective of photos. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you make leaves your device.

Grids — live now

Perspective Grid GeneratorEvery grid in one place. Pick the number of vanishing points, set the lens and the camera height, export a transparent layer.

1-Point Perspective GridOne vanishing point for rooms, roads and corridors. Move the horizon, choose a lens, export a transparent layer.

2-Point Perspective GridTwo vanishing points for buildings, boxes and anything seen from a corner. Rotate to place the points, set the horizon, export.

3-Point Perspective GridDrag to rotate the camera. Choose a lens. Export a transparent layer and draw on top of it.

Curvilinear 5 & 6-Point GridStraight lines curve when the field of view is wide. Rotate the view, push the angle past 180°, export.

Perspective Box GeneratorBoxes, cylinders and scale figures at real sizes, on a real grid. Set the metres, choose the lens, export.

Room Perspective GeneratorA room with a real ceiling height and furniture at real sizes, straight on or from a corner. Set the metres, pick the lens, export.

Curvilinear — one grid, four ways

Fisheye Perspective GridThe grid an 8 mm lens sees: everything in front of you inside one circle, straight lines bowed into arcs.

4-Point Perspective GridTwo-point perspective with the top and bottom of the world added: the horizon stays straight, the verticals bow.

5-Point Perspective GridLeft, right, up, down and straight ahead: the five vanishing points of a 180° view, ready to draw over.

6-Point Perspective GridEverything around you, including what is behind you, in a single disc. Six vanishing points, one grid.

3-point — looking down, looking up

Bird's Eye View Perspective GridLooking down from a roof, a balcony or a drone: verticals converge to a point below the picture.

Worm's Eye View Perspective GridLooking up from the pavement: every vertical leans in toward a vanishing point above the picture.

Images & photos — live now

Perspective CorrectionDrag the four corners onto the thing that should be rectangular. Get it straight, at full resolution, without uploading anything.

Perspective CropFour corners in, a straight rectangle out, at the size you choose. Photoshop's Perspective Crop without Photoshop.

Perspective WarpPlace any image onto a plane in a photo. Four handles, a true projective transform, transparent PNG if you want it alone.

Change Image PerspectiveTilt, turn and roll a picture in three dimensions through a real lens. Export it on a transparent background.

Vanishing Point FinderDrag two lines along parallel edges. Get the vanishing points, the horizon, the lens the photo was taken with, and a grid you can draw over.

Height from a PhotoMark the horizon, something whose height you know, and the thing you want measured. The perspective does the arithmetic.

Draw, construct & type — live now

Perspective RulerPlace the vanishing points, then draw. Every stroke snaps to the point it aims at, like Clip Studio's ruler, in the browser.

Isometric Grid GeneratorIsometric, dimetric, pixel-art 2:1 and oblique grids at any spacing, with a reference cube. Export a layer or print a sheet.

Perspective Text GeneratorType, pick a font, then turn and tilt the text on a plane through a real lens. Extrude it toward the vanishing point if you like.

CSS Perspective GeneratorSlide the values, watch a real element move, copy the CSS. perspective, perspective-origin, rotate, translateZ, scale, preserve-3d.

Which perspective tool do you need?

To draw something. Start with a grid. The perspective grid generator has all four in one place with a switch; if you already know which you need, the 1-point grid is for rooms, corridors and roads seen straight on; the 2-point grid covers most buildings, furniture and vehicles; the 3-point grid is for looking up at a tower or down into a street; the curvilinear grid handles fisheye and 360° views that linear perspective cannot. Every grid rotates like a camera, reads out the lens in millimetres, and exports as a transparent PNG or SVG you can paste into Procreate, Photoshop, Clip Studio or Krita. The box generator adds real-size boxes, cylinders and figures to any of them.

To fix or reshape a photo. Perspective correction straightens leaning buildings, whiteboards and scanned pages; perspective warp puts a flat image onto a wall, screen or box; change image perspective tilts and turns a picture in 3D with a real camera field of view. All three run at full resolution on your device and nothing is uploaded.

To analyse a reference. The vanishing point finder reads the horizon, vanishing points, lens and tilt from a photo and opens the matching grid, so a drawing can sit inside a photographed scene; height from a photo uses the same horizon to measure how tall someone or something is against a known reference. For the numbers behind all of this, the perspective calculators convert lenses, figure heights, horizons and vanishing-point spacing; for paper, the printable templates are the same grids sized for A4, A3 and Letter.

What makes these tools different

Most online perspective tools let you drag vanishing points around a canvas. These start from a camera: eye height, rotation, tilt and focal length. That is why a 24 mm grid here looks like a 24 mm photograph, why the horizon moves when you tilt, and why the export is a true vector SVG rather than a screenshot. Not sure which grid you need? Read 1-point vs 2-point vs 3-point perspective, or the guide to perspective tools if you are looking for the tool inside Photoshop, Illustrator or Clip Studio.