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Create from your files

Drawing → Object

The drawing on the fridge, made permanent. Photograph or scan it — a child's house, a grandparent's handwriting, a signature, a doodle — and we trace the lines exactly as they were drawn: every wobble kept, nothing straightened, no font swapped in. Check what was found, then raise it on a plaque, stand it on a foot, or frame it. If the photo won't trace well, we say so and tell you what to change.

Their drawing, not ours. The picture is flattened for uneven light, the ink separated from the paper, dust and the page's border dropped — and that's all. The traced outline follows the pen at about a tenth of a millimetre; nothing is smoothed into a shape it wasn't. What a printer can't make — a line thinner than two nozzle widths at the size you chose — is left out and counted, so pick a bigger size to keep the finest strokes. The confidence line says how well the photo traced and why; a low one means a better photo, not a worse keepsake.