Parent help recommendedKeep the original design

Turn a child's drawing into a digital character

A digital character you can print, use as a sticker, or put in a story.

About 30 minEasyFree to startSmartphone

Last reviewed: 2026-07-20 · SeishunAI Editorial

What you'll make

A tidied-up digital version of your child's drawing, in 2–3 poses.

Outcome

A digital character you can print, use as a sticker, or put in a story.

Before you start

A drawing on paper
A phone camera

Kids love seeing their drawing become 'real.' The goal is to celebrate their design, not replace it — so we keep the shapes and just tidy the lines and colors.

1
Photograph the drawing
Lay it flat in good light and take a straight-on photo.
2
Ask for a clean version
Upload it to an image tool and ask: "Clean up this child's drawing with neat lines and bright colors. Keep the same design."
3
Request a couple of poses
"Show the same character waving and sitting."
4
Save and use it
Download the images. Print them, use them in a story, or turn them into stickers.

Try saying

"Keep it simple and friendly, like the original crayon drawing."

Example: a crayon cat becomes a clean cartoon cat waving, sitting, and sleeping.

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