Fast photo grid overlay

Add Grid to Photo Online

Upload one photo, place a precise grid over it, and download the result in a few clicks. Everything happens locally in the browser, so the original reference stays private.

Add a grid to your photo

01 / Canvas

Upload a reference image to create your drawing grid.

Upload a reference image to create your drawing grid.

Your image stays in your browser and is never uploaded.

Click upload or drag a file here

How it works

From reference to usable grid in three steps

  1. 01

    Upload a JPG, PNG, or WEBP photo up to 12MB.

  2. 02

    Choose the grid count, line style, opacity, and labels.

  3. 03

    Export the edited photo as PNG, JPG, or printable PDF.

Better results

Use the grid as a guide, not a distraction

No image editor required

The browser tool handles the overlay and export in one place.

Control every line

Set rows, columns, color, width, and opacity for the subject.

Keep the original untouched

ArtistGrid exports a new file and never changes the source photo.

Useful for real art workflows

The same browser tool adapts to different media, scales, and learning contexts.

Drawing references
Composition checks
Classroom handouts
Mural planning

Questions

Frequently asked

Is ArtistGrid free to use?

Yes. You can upload a reference image, customize the grid, and export standard PNG, JPG, or PDF files without creating an account.

Is my reference image uploaded to a server?

No. ArtistGrid processes the image locally in your browser. The photo is used to draw the preview and export canvas, but it is not sent to an image-processing server.

Which photo formats can I use?

ArtistGrid accepts JPG, PNG, and WEBP images. Animated GIF files are not supported in the current tool.

Can I change the grid after uploading?

Yes. Every control updates the canvas preview, so you can compare grid counts, colors, widths, and opacity before downloading.

Does adding a grid reduce my original photo quality?

The original file is never modified. The exported file is rendered separately, using the original image dimensions when Original size is selected.