Sketch to Image AI: Turn Your Drawing into a Picture

It turns a drawing you upload into a finished picture. Your sketch sets the shapes and the layout, and your words say what it should become: a realistic photo, a toy, an anime picture or a product render.

Yes, to start. New accounts get free credits with no card, enough for your first pictures. After that a 1K image on Nano Banana 2.1 costs 7 credits, about $0.16 with the $9 pack of 400 credits. There is no subscription to sign up for and no daily free allowance. Free accounts make images at 1K, and downloads from an account that has never paid carry a small mark in the corner; any pack or subscription removes it.

Yes. Upload a photo of the drawing and name what to keep, such as the colors, the number of legs and the smile. The dinosaur above became a realistic photo and a plush toy, each in about 30 seconds for 7 credits. AI may still tidy up odd details: in our realistic version the crayon sun lost its face, so check the result and ask again if a detail matters.

It aims to keep your shapes, layout and colors, but it redraws the whole picture instead of tracing it, so proportions, small details, faces and handwriting can change. Saying exactly what to keep helps most; there is no strength slider, so you control it with words.

Upload the sketch and ask for the style, then the parts to keep, for example: turn my pencil sketch into a colored anime illustration, keep the same girl, haircut, hoodie and pose. The sketch above took about a minute for 7 credits. Cartoon, 3D cartoon, comic and watercolor work the same way.

Yes, as a concept picture. Say the materials and colors you want and what to keep; the speaker sketch above became a studio photo in sage green fabric and tan leather. The result is not a CAD model and has no measurements, so check shapes and proportions before you build anything.

Yes. Ask to keep the layout, name the furniture, then give a style and the light. The room sketch above kept its lamp, sofa, table, plant and window. It is a picture of an idea, not a floor plan with true dimensions.

Any paper drawing photographed flat and in even light, or a digital sketch. Clear outlines help; light pencil can be hard to read, so darken the lines or raise the contrast first. JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 16 MB.

Usually 30 seconds to a minute; the five examples on this page took 30 to 80 seconds. At 1K, Nano Banana 2.1 costs 7 credits (about $0.16) and GPT Image 2.5 Flare 10 credits (about $0.23), and the price shows before you send. Each new version is a new image and is charged; a failed one is refunded automatically.

You own what you create and may use it for personal or business projects under our Terms of Service, provided you have the right to use the drawings you upload and respect the rights of others. Check the result before publishing: AI can still get hands, logos or small text wrong.

Uploads and results are private to your account, and we do not use them to train AI models of our own; to make the image, your drawing and request are sent to the provider that runs the model. One exception: if your account has never made a purchase, work made with free credits may be featured in our public showcase after review, without your name or email. This never applies to an account that has made a purchase.

Say what is wrong in the same chat, for example keep the smiling sun or keep the strap on the left, and the agent makes a new version from your drawing. Earlier versions stay in the conversation, so you can go back to any of them. Each new version is charged as a new image; a failed generation is refunded.