Draw a few boxes. Pick a prompt. See what happens.
Type @ → select Sketch → draw → tap the checkmark → add your prompt.
No Sketch option? Draw on paper, take a photo and upload it with the same prompt.Draw this A face on one side, an object on the other. Leave room for the title.
Turn my sketch into a 16:9 YouTube thumbnail. Use my uploaded photo for the face. Keep the layout, use dramatic lighting and a simple background. Leave the title area empty.
Add your title in Canva. Check it at phone size.
Draw this Three boxes: headline, visual, takeaway. Reuse them for every slide.
Create a 4:5 carousel slide from this sketch about one simple morning habit. Use a cream background, blue accents and large readable text. Make one point only.
Next prompt: “Same layout and style. Next slide: drink water.”
Draw this A rough symbol and where the name should sit. Five seconds is enough.
Explore four logo directions from my sketch for a coffee brand called LOOP. Flat, two colors, simple shapes, white background. Keep the mark recognizable at a small size.
Pick your favorite, then rebuild it as a vector for final use.
Draw this Blocks for furniture. Mark the doors and windows.
Turn this room layout into a realistic interior concept. Keep the furniture in the sketched positions. Use oak, cream fabric, plants and soft daylight.
Use it to explore a look. Measure before buying furniture.
Draw this Product position, a surface and one prop. Upload your product photo too.
Place the product from my uploaded photo into this sketched composition. Preserve its shape, color and label. Use a blue studio background, soft side lighting and a natural shadow.
Compare the label and shape with the original before using it.
Draw this An outfit silhouette, then mark where the artwork belongs.
Turn this sketch into a realistic oversized white tee mockup. Place my uploaded artwork at the marked chest position. Keep the artwork unchanged. Use a clean studio setting.
Great for mockups. You still need proper artwork for printing.
Draw this Boxes for the headline, image and event details.
Make a bold poster using this layout. Exact text: “SUNDAY RUN CLUB”, “9 AM · SUNDAY”, “MEET AT THE PARK”. Electric blue and cream, large type, simple running illustration.
Zoom in and check every word, date and detail.
Draw this Three steps with arrows between them. Write your own labels.
Turn this sketch into a clean diagram. Keep exactly these three labels: “Idea”, “Sketch”, “Image”. Blue arrows, cream background, large type. Add no steps or data.
Supply the facts yourself. Ask it to handle the visual treatment.
Draw this Rectangles for navigation, a headline and content blocks.
Turn this wireframe into a polished website concept for a photography portfolio. Keep the hierarchy and placement. Use large typography, generous spacing and a monochrome palette.
This gives you a design reference, not a working website.
Draw this A simple character. Pick three details you want to keep.
Turn my doodle into a playful sticker character. Keep its round body, tiny blue cap and oversized orange shoes. Bold outline, white background. Make the character wave.
For the next pose, attach the result and name the same three traits.