Crayon AI Drawing Effect

The template always renders a 1:1 image, so portrait and landscape photos get recomposed to fit a square. People near the edges of a wide group shot can be squeezed together or cut off. Crop your photo to roughly square before uploading, with the main subject in the middle, and you decide what makes it into the drawing.

Yes. Dogs and cats usually come out well because fur turns into thick, scribbly strokes that suit wax crayon. Single objects like a toy, a house or a car also work. Group photos are fine for two to four people; with bigger groups each face only gets a few strokes and everyone starts to look alike. Expect a kid's-drawing likeness, not a portrait.

No. There are no style or color settings, so every image gets the same look: waxy strokes, bright primary colors and strong contrast, like a piece from an elementary-school art class. The colors in your photo still steer the palette, so a red coat stays red. If a result looks too messy, generate again; the strokes come out a little different each time.

There is one model, GPT-Image 2.5 Flare Edit App, so there's nothing to pick. Each drawing costs 8 credits. New accounts get 10 free credits on signup, and the daily check-in adds 2 to 6 more (those expire after 3 days), which is enough to make your first drawing without paying. Every regeneration costs another 8 credits.

You can download it and use it on cards, posters, mugs or prints, and outputs can generally be used commercially. Check the file size before ordering a large print, because the crayon texture holds up better at card size than at poster size. You are responsible for having rights to the original photo and for any logos, characters or other people's faces in it.