AR Draw Sketch: Learn to Draw

AR Draw Sketch: Learn to Draw
AR Draw Sketch: Learn to Draw
Developer: 🇻🇳 BaseApp Global
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10 installs
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2.00 monthly active users
$<10K monthly revenue est.
IAP 0% · Ad 100%
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AR Draw Sketch: Learn to Draw Summary

AR Draw Sketch: Learn to Draw is a free, ad-supported Android app in Art And Design by BaseApp Global. It has about 10+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 2.00 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (0% IAP / 100% ads). Store last updated Aug 20, 2026

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App Description

Trace anime, animals & more with AR. Learn to draw step by step.

Turn your phone into a drawing guide and make your next sketch easier to start.

AR Draw Sketch helps beginners and hobby artists trace a reference over paper with augmented reality. Pick a drawing, choose how you want to work, adjust the view, and follow the lines at your own pace.

Draw with a guide



- Choose from drawing topics and templates.
- Use **Draw With Camera** to see the reference over your paper.
- Use **Draw With Screen** to place paper over the visible guide.
- Adjust opacity and brightness for comfortable tracing.
- Use flashlight, flip and reset controls when needed.

Learn step by step



- Follow guided Learn levels.
- Practice one step at a time.
- See your lesson progress as you improve.
- Continue an unfinished sketch instead of starting over.

Make it your own



- Practice anime, cartoon, animal, nature and other drawing styles.
- Save completed artwork and keep building your personal progress.
- Favorite templates you want to revisit.

Whether you are learning to draw, practicing a character style, or looking for a relaxing creative activity, AR Draw Sketch gives you a clear starting point and practical controls for every line.

Start with a template, trace with AR, and keep improving one sketch at a time.