Sketch to Image AI

Yes. Upload the sketch and say “turn this sketch into a photorealistic …, same shape”, and the model keeps your composition while adding materials, colour and light. Name what the sketch can't show, such as white leather with orange accents, and give it a setting like golden hour. Seedream 5.0 Pro turned our house sketch into a photoreal architectural render.

Yes, to start. A new Kenerate account gets free starter credits on sign-up, and Flux 2 Dev is on the free plan with up to 3 references. Seedream 5.0 Pro and bigger jobs use one-time credit packs rather than a subscription, and credits never expire. Downloads have no watermark, so a test render is ready to share.

Yes, if you say so in the prompt: “same shape”, “same pose” or “keep every line”. Seedream 5.0 Pro was most faithful to the sketch in our tests. Z Image Base lets you set how much changes, but at 80 % strength it drew a different house with a pitched roof, so use a low strength when the shape matters. Clean, dark lines photographed in good light help too.

Photograph or scan the sketch with clear, dark lines on white paper, upload it in /app/image and describe the finished image while asking for the same shape. Our pencil sketch of a house became a photoreal render on Seedream 5.0 Pro this way. Flux 2 Dev is the free-plan option, and Z Image Base lets you set how much changes.

Yes. The round cat doodle on this page became a 3D rendered plush toy with the same round shape and big smile. Upload the drawing, describe the finish you want — a plush, a figure or a coloured illustration — and add “same shape” so the child's lines are kept. Photograph the doodle in good light first.

Yes. Upload the line art, describe the colours and background, and ask it to keep every line and the pose. Our elf ranger line art became a finished anime illustration with a green cloak, brown leather and a forest background on Seedream 5.0 Pro. Name the finish, such as anime colour, so the style matches.