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Sketch to Image

Transforms flat sketches, line drawings, or rough concepts into photorealistic product renders.

When to use it

Reach for Sketch to Image when you have a concept on paper or screen and want to see it as a finished product. It's the natural starting point for most workflows: turn a rough idea into a photorealistic render, then carry that render into other tools like Apply Pattern, Recolor, or Multiple Angles.

How to use it

1. Upload your sketch as the source image. This can be a hand-drawn scan, a digital sketch, or even a rough photo.

2. Choose between Basic mode (3 credits) and Pro mode (5 credits, for higher quality output).

3. Optionally add details in the prompt: materials, colors, specific product features. You can also add a Reference image — a swatch, pattern, fabric, or color sample — to guide the render, and set Variants to generate up to 4 options at once.

4. Click Generate.

Credits

Basic mode costs 3 credits and Pro mode costs 5 credits per generation. Pro mode produces higher-quality output.

Tips

Clean, high-contrast sketches with clear outlines produce the best results. If your sketch is on paper, photograph it against a white background with even lighting. The AI preserves the exact silhouette and proportions of your sketch, so make sure the proportions are how you want them.

Use the prompt to specify materials: "genuine leather upper, white rubber sole, brushed gold eyelets" gives much better results than leaving the prompt empty.

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