A little guidance. Your own hand.

Find your
first line.

Turn a photo you love into an outline you can draw from. A starting point for your pencil, with room for your own touch.

Explore the practice sheets

In development for iPhone.
Not yet available to download.

A little look at the ideaORIGINAL → OUTLINE
Sunflower studyLINEFELT PRACTICE
Original sunflower practice illustration, with yellow petals and pale green leaves Sunflower outline produced by Linefelt's outline processor
Original practice art · actual outline output

A practice illustration, not a photo or a finished drawing.

Your photo, processed on your device

No account needed for the core tools

The drawing is still yours to make

From a photo to your paper

Less “where do I start?”
More pencil on paper.

Start with something
you love.

A flower from your walk. Fruit on the kitchen table. Pick a clear photo with one subject, or begin with an original practice sheet.

Find the lines
you want to follow.

Linefelt pulls out edges on your device. Adjust the detail and line weight, then compare the outline with your original.

Make it yours,
one line at a time.

Export an outline or a printable guide. Take it to your paper, go at your own pace, and let your pencil do the rest.

A small tip

A simple background and good light help the outline do its job. Busy textures and faint edges can need a little more patience.

A guide, not a finished drawing

The lines get you started.
You make them your own.

Wobbly curves. A different leaf. A bit more shading.
There’s room for all of it.

A small place to begin

Meet your first subjects.

Three original practice drawings.
Explore a sheet, or take an outline to your paper.

Sunflower with yellow petals and pale green leaves

Petals & curves

Sunflower study

A little patience. A lot of petals.

Download outline PNG

These downloads are real outline exports from our practice art. Your own photo will give a different result.

Before your first line

A few good
questions.

Simple tools.
Clear expectations.

Do I need to know how to draw?

Linefelt is being built for adult beginners. The outline gives you a place to start; you choose how closely to follow it. Bring paper, a pencil and a little curiosity.

What happens to my photos?

The app creates outlines on your device. Photo outlining does not upload your photo or require an account. Exporting or sharing a drawing is your choice.

Saved projects are local, so export anything you want to keep. Uninstalling the app or losing your device can remove projects. Device backups depend on your settings.

This website only shows our practice art. It does not ask you to upload a photo.

Does it draw the picture for me?

No. It finds edges in an image to make a drawing guide. It doesn’t generate a finished drawing. Clear subjects work best; textures can add extra lines, and low-contrast edges can be missed.

Does the camera project onto paper?

No. The planned camera view shows the outline on your phone screen over a live view of your paper. You need to keep the phone steady and align the guide yourself. It doesn’t project light or track the paper if anything moves.

The camera experience is still being tested before release. You can explore the downloadable practice outlines here in the meantime.

Will I need a subscription?

The core drawing tools are planned to be free, with no account required. Any optional paid extras will be explained separately. No paid plans or subscriptions are available now.

When can I get Linefelt?

Linefelt is in development for iPhone and isn’t available on the App Store or in a public beta yet. We’ll share availability here when it’s ready. There’s no announced release date.

Still on the drawing desk

Good things take
a few pencil marks.

Linefelt is in development for iPhone.
No App Store release or public beta yet.

Try a practice outline