Trace Drawing: AR Light Box

Trace a picture onto paper. Hold your phone over the paper, or put the paper on the screen - the drawing comes through either way. ■ Two ways to trace Camera: lay the paper down and hold the phone above it, and the picture floats over the paper. Light box: put the paper straight on the screen. The screen turns white and goes to full brightness, so the lines come through the paper. Nothing to hold, nothing to shake. ■ 562 pictures to trace, all free Animals, food, plants, sea life, vehicles, clothes, instruments and more. Search by name. None of them sit behind a payment. ■ Or trace your own photo Pick any photo and the app turns it into clean lines on the spot. Outline, pencil or black and white, and the strength is worked out for each photo, so the lines come out right without touching a slider. You can also press the shutter and trace whatever the camera is looking at. ■ It does not move while you draw Lock the picture with one tap and paper resting on the screen cannot nudge it. Move the position a few pixels at a time, straighten it, flip it, add a grid, or fill the screen with it. ■ Rough, lines, shade Three steps that set how much line you see. Start faint to get the shape, go darker for the outline, then switch to pencil shading. ■ A picture a day One template is chosen for you every day. Trace for a minute and the day gets a mark. Your streak and the last 14 weeks are there to look at. ■ Timelapse Record while you draw and you get a short sped-up video of the picture appearing on the paper. ■ No paywall, no full-screen ads while you trace Every template and every tool is free. The ads are a banner at the bottom and an ad that may appear when you open the app, at most once an hour, and that ad is held back while you are tracing. It works offline, and photos never leave your phone. Good for ・Learning to draw by hand ・Copying a picture onto a card, a poster or a wall ・Lettering and signs ・Children starting to draw ・Keeping a daily drawing habit