AR Draw and Trace – ARTrace
Drawing & sketch with tracing
About
This app uses augmented reality to project images onto paper, allowing users to trace and draw them. It offers a library of images, photo conversion, and AI-generated art for practice. Focuses on real-world drawing rather than screen-based sketching.
What's New in AR Draw and Trace
1.6
February 22, 2026
- Fresh new look for a smoother experience - Performance improvements and bug fixes
Subscription plans
AR Drawing Premium
Unlimited Monthly Access with Trial
Developer apps
FAQ
What is ARTrace?
ARTrace is an augmented reality app that projects images onto paper, enabling users to trace and draw them. It supports drawing from a library, personal photos, or AI-generated images.
How does ARTrace work?
The app uses your device's camera to overlay an image onto your paper. You then follow the AR projection to draw the image with a pencil, pen, or marker.
Can I use my own photos with ARTrace?
Yes, ARTrace allows you to convert your own photos into sketches or outlines for tracing, or use your photo as-is for direct tracing on paper.
Does ARTrace have ads?
Yes, ARTrace contains advertisements. It also offers in-app purchases for additional features and content.
What are the subscription options for ARTrace?
ARTrace offers a premium subscription with multiple trial periods. Options include $3.99/P7D with a 3-day free trial, and $9.99/P1M with a 1-month free trial.
Is ARTrace suitable for beginners?
Yes, ARTrace is designed for both beginners and experienced artists, providing a focused tool for practicing drawing on paper.
What devices does ARTrace support?
Based on the provided data, ARTrace currently supports iPhones.
How often is ARTrace updated?
ARTrace was last updated on February 22, 2026, indicating recent development activity. The app was initially released on January 8, 2026.
