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When this tool is useful
Use this to practise classic construction lines before placing eyes, nose, and mouth in a front-view portrait. Draw over the blank guide or import its PNG as a lower layer.
Face proportion guide
Use static study lines without face detection.
Face proportion guide
This tool does not detect or measure real faces; it provides classic study guide lines.
What to check before using it
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How the result is produced
The face is represented by a simple rectangle with a centre axis and eight horizontal divisions. It does not detect a face or adapt proportions for age, ancestry, expression, or head angle.
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Worked example and interpretation
Use the centre axis to check tilt, place broad brow, nose, and chin landmarks against the divisions, then deliberately adjust spacing to match the real subject.
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Scope and limitations
Human faces vary far beyond textbook proportions, and perspective changes every interval. Do not interpret these guides as anatomy measurements or a correct portrait by themselves.
Frequently asked questions
Does Face proportion guide keep the previous result after another run?
Most runs replace the current preview or card list. Download a PNG or copy useful text into project notes before generating again.
Does Face proportion guide replace a full drawing app?
No. It creates a quick study structure, idea, or draft; finish layers, vectors, typography, and precise brush work in a dedicated editor.
Can copyright affect a result from Face proportion guide?
Rights in an input image, font, character, or symbol matter more than a generic grid or random prompt. Review source and expression rights before commercial use.