TraceMori: AR Drawing

Learn to draw with your camera

Drawing on paper becomes easier when the proportions, direction, and starting point are clear. TraceMori: AR Drawing places a semi-transparent reference over your camera’s live view, so you can watch the screen while following the guide with a pen or pencil on real paper.

The workflow is simple: prop your phone, choose a line drawing, adjust the overlay, and trace. A cup, stack of books, or regular phone stand can hold the camera above the page, while the visual introduction helps first-time users prepare their setup.

What you can do:

• Explore line drawings across Animals, Cars, Anime, Nature, Food, People, Flowers, and Cartoons.
• Adjust opacity from 0% to 100% to balance the guide with your own marks.
• Pinch to resize and rotate the reference until it fits the page.
• Flip the image horizontally or vertically for a different direction.
• Lock the overlay after positioning it to prevent accidental movement.
• Turn on the flashlight when the paper needs more light.

AR Camera Mode shows the live paper view and the reference together, making it easier to follow the position of your pen. If a stand is not available, switch to Screen Tracing Mode, place the paper over the phone display, and follow the visible lines directly through the sheet. Choose the method that best fits your desk, paper size, and surroundings.

TraceMori: AR Drawing is made for drawing beginners, journal creators, outline practice, casual art sessions, and simple family projects. Start with an easy subject, then move toward more detailed shapes and compositions at your own pace.

Camera access is used only for the live preview during AR tracing. The camera feed is processed locally on your device and is not recorded, saved, or uploaded. The preview stops when you leave AR mode. No account is required, and favorites and preferences remain stored on your device.