Provisional Patent Drawings
Include clear drawings in your provisional patent application — generate them in minutes and reuse the same figures when you file the non-provisional.
- Protect your filing date
- Reusable for non-provisional
- Reference numerals
- USPTO-aware
Provisional patent drawing examples
Fictional inventions. Open one to pre-fill the generator and adapt it to your invention.
How to prepare provisional patent drawings
Capture a clear disclosure now; reuse the figures when you file the non-provisional.
Describe or upload
Start from a description, sketch, photo, or screenshot of the invention.
Generate clear figures
Produce black-and-white line drawings with reference numerals and the views you need.
File the provisional
Include the drawings to support your disclosure and lock in the filing date.
Reuse for the non-provisional
Refine the same figures to full formal compliance when you convert within 12 months.
Why include drawings in a provisional
Drawings strengthen a provisional even though rules are relaxed.
Support disclosure
Show what was actually invented.
Lock the date
Back the priority date with clear figures.
Avoid new-matter gaps
Disclose features you may later claim.
Reuse later
Carry figures into the non-provisional.
Faster drafting
Generate figures in minutes, not days.
Clearer review
Help reviewers understand the invention.
Provisional patent drawings
Provisional patent drawings FAQ
Generate your provisional patent drawings
Capture a clear disclosure now and reuse the figures for the non-provisional.