Describe your invention and generate a clean technical drawing in seconds — numbered black-and-white line art that doubles as a filing-style patent drawing, ready to refine and export.

Each example is a fictional invention. Open one to pre-fill the generator, then edit it in the workspace.
From a description to a filing-style figure in four steps — then keep editing in the workspace.
Type what the invention is and the views you need, or start from one of the examples below to pre-fill a prompt.
The generator returns clean black-and-white line art with consistent line weights and leader lines.
Open the result in /generate to add reference numerals, request more views, or remove decorative shading.
Run the figure checker against your filing office, then export to PNG, SVG, DXF, or vector PDF.
Text is the loosest input a generator can work from. These are the prompt patterns that produce unusable first drafts.
"A more comfortable bicycle seat" gives the generator nothing to draw. Name the parts and how they connect: rails, shell, gel insert, clamp.
Without "side elevation" or "perspective view," you get whichever view the model guesses — and regenerate. State one view per figure.
One prompt asking for the device, its interior, and its method produces a crowded hybrid. Generate the overview, the section, and the flowchart as separate figures.
If your draft specification already calls the housing 102, say so in the prompt. Otherwise the generator assigns its own numbering and you reconcile by hand.
Technical & patent drawing generator
Describe the invention, generate a filing-style figure, and keep editing in the workspace.