Drawluma

Drawluma is a drawing assistant that lets you draw on real paper while following a reference. Import your photo, let the app turn it into a clean contour drawing, then draw it on your own paper. THREE WAYS TO DRAW • Draw with Camera Rest your phone on a glass, tripod, or stack of books. The template overlays the live camera feed; you watch the screen and draw on paper. This is the most stable method. • Draw with AR Hold your phone. The template is anchored to the paper on your table and stays in place as you move. • Draw with Screen No camera at all. Lay your phone flat, place thin or tracing paper directly on the screen. The screen works like a light box and you trace the glowing lines. This mode asks for no permissions. PHOTO TO LINE ART Import your own photo and the app extracts a traceable contour using edge detection. Adjust detail, threshold, contrast, line weight, and noise reduction live — see the change instantly. Presets for portrait, general, and graphic subjects. WHILE YOU DRAW • Drag the template with one finger, pinch and rotate with two • Lock it once aligned — your hand can rest on the screen without shifting it • Set opacity so you can see both your paper and your hand • In camera mode: toggle the torch, switch to 0.5x ultra-wide, lock focus and exposure • True size: draw at an exact centimetre width • Change the line color — red reads far better over an existing pencil sketch • Left-handed mode moves the controls out of your drawing hand's way DON'T LOSE YOUR WORK Every drawing is saved. A portrait can take days; resume from your gallery whenever you want. PRIVACY Your photos and generated drawings stay on your device and are never uploaded. No account needed. ADS The app is free and ad-supported. An ad appears only after you finish a drawing — never while you are drawing. Ads are not personalized: your advertising identifier is not used and you are not tracked across apps. NOTES • AR mode requires an ARKit-capable device. On unsupported devices, camera mode gives the same result. • In screen mode, don't press hard on the display; use thin or tracing paper.