Draw handcuffs with the ratchet and chain right

Draw handcuffs in Morphic's Image tool by naming the state (open, closed, hanging), the angle and the medium. Set the ratchet teeth, the hinge or chain link, the metal highlights and the line weight, refine the result on the Canvas, then download it in HD.

Handcuffs drawing styles to try

Handcuffs compositions to draw

Cuffs on a desk beside a notebook

Handcuffs lying open on a desk beside a closed notebook, drawn in graphite, hard overhead light throwing short crisp shadows under both.

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Cuffs on a desk beside a notebook

Cuffs and key on a dark surface

Closed handcuffs with a small key beside them on a dark surface in charcoal, only the top edges lit and the background left as flat black tone.

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Cuffs and key on a dark surface

Cuffs hanging from a belt loop

A pair of handcuffs hanging from a belt loop in ink and wash, the chain swinging slightly off vertical and loose hatching for the fabric folds.

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Cuffs hanging from a belt loop

Broken chain between two cuffs

Two cuffs with the chain snapped between them, drawn as flat vector shapes, the broken links spaced apart for a poster or a book cover layout.

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Broken chain between two cuffs

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Preguntas frecuentes

How do you draw handcuffs so they look like metal?
Metal reads through contrast, not grey. Put a hard bright highlight directly against a dark reflection on each curved surface, with almost no mid-tone between. Evenly shaded cuffs look like moulded plastic.
How do I draw the ring so it looks round?
Draw each cuff as two concentric ellipses, then thicken the band where it turns away from the viewer. The mistake is drawing a perfect circle, which flattens the cuff and makes the chain look pasted on.
How do I draw the ratchet teeth?
Keep them small, evenly spaced and only on the swing arm that slides into the body. Ask for teeth along one edge, not all the way round, because a fully toothed ring is the giveaway that a drawing is guessing.
Should the two cuffs be joined by a chain or a hinge?
A short chain of two or three links hangs and curves, which is easier to compose and reads better in a loose sketch. A rigid hinge stays straight and suits a clean technical drawing. Say which one you want.
How do I get handcuffs as a flat icon for a layout?
Ask for flat vector line art with a single even stroke, no fill and no shading, on a plain white background. Keep the chain to two links so the silhouette still reads when it is scaled down.
Which medium suits a handcuffs drawing best?
Technical pen suits the teeth and keyhole detail, graphite carries brushed metal, and charcoal works for a low-key hanging composition where you lift the highlights back out. Bold ink suits flash and poster work.