A few words, one flowing line
Describe a face in profile, a couple, a pet or a single flower, or attach a photo, and get a minimalist drawing in a one-line style: an even line that loops through the outline and a few inner details.
One line art examples created with GPT Image 2.5
From words to a drawing
Type one subject, or attach a clear photo of one person; words are then optional.
Select Generate image; the drawing appears when it is ready.
Check it at full size. If a gap or stray mark bothers you, generate again. A faint border line occasionally appears along the edges; crop a few pixels to remove it.
The look
The drawing aims for one line weight, with no hatching, shading, gray tones or fills. A face is meant to become one sweep for brow, nose, lips and chin, plus loops for eye, ear and hair.
The subject is meant to sit near the center, the line's loose ends trailing into empty space. The plain ground aims to fill the picture, with no paper edge, frame or card around it.
With no color words, the line is black on plain white. Name a line and background color, such as terracotta on cream, and the drawing is meant to use them on a flat ground.
Prompt ideas
The one-line look is already set, so spend your words on the subject, not an artist's name. Asking for shading or extra detail works against the style.
Try "a dog with floppy ears sitting and tilting its head." It is meant to trace the ears, head tilt and sitting outline, with no fur texture.
Try "an older couple cheek to cheek, both smiling." Both are meant to be drawn from the shoulders up, in collared shirts.
Try "a sprig of eucalyptus leaves, a gold line on a black background." Expect gold on black, with no fill or glow.
Ways to use it
A couple, a flower or a pet suits a greeting card or wedding invitation. Add names and dates afterward, not in the prompt.
A drawing suits a small print for a desk, shelf or gift. For larger prints, enlarge it with the Image Upscaler first.
Show a flower or animal outline to a tattoo artist as an idea to redraw; it is not a stencil. For other styles, try the AI Tattoo Generator.
See how a face comes down to a few curves, then try it yourself with a pen.
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