Draw a window and decide what the glass shows

Describe the window drawing you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a flat sash frame to an arched window with light falling through it. Set the glazing bars, the reflection, the view beyond and the medium, refine it on the Canvas, then download it in HD.

Window drawing styles to try

Window compositions to draw

Window seat with cushions

A deep window seat drawn in graphite, cushions bunched along the sill and light from the glass washing across them, the room behind left dark.

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Window seat with cushions

A wall of windows in perspective

A building facade in ink line, a row of windows receding to one vanishing point, every frame narrowing and the glazing bars tightening with distance.

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A wall of windows in perspective

Cat on a sunlit windowsill

A cat curled on a windowsill in coloured pencil, warm light across its back and a long cast shadow running into the room from the frame.

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Cat on a sunlit windowsill

Frosted window in winter

A small window in charcoal with frost patterns hatched across the lower panes, cold light beyond and the room side reduced to dark smudged tone.

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Frosted window in winter

Créez Window drawing en trois étapes

  1. 01

    Décrivez votre image

    Décrivez le Window drawing que vous voulez, en mots simples.

  2. 02

    Générez l’image

    Morphic génère votre image prête à publier en quelques secondes.

  3. 03

    Peaufinez et partagez

    Ajustez le prompt, régénérez des variantes, téléchargez ou partagez l’image.

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Questions fréquentes

How do you draw a window in perspective?
Draw the frame as a box first, then divide the opening for the glazing bars. Once the frame is turned, the panes nearer the vanishing point get narrower, and the bars have to follow the same lines as the frame, not stay vertical.
What should I put in the glass?
Pick one job for the glass and stick to it. Either it reflects, in which case draw a diagonal band of light and nothing else, or it shows a view, in which case keep that view lighter and softer than everything around the frame.
How do I draw light coming through a window?
Draw the shape the light makes on the floor, not the light itself. A stretched parallelogram with the glazing bar shadows crossing it does more than any amount of glow, and it fixes the time of day at the same time.
How do I draw a simple window for a house drawing?
Use a plain rectangle split into four panes, keep the outline slightly heavier than the bars, and add one short shadow line under the sill. That reads as a window at any size without needing glass detail.
How do I draw rain or frost on a window?
For rain, use broken vertical strokes that stop and start, with a few beads where they gather. For frost, hatch feathery branching lines inward from the corners of each pane and leave the centre clear.
Which medium suits a window drawing best?
Ink line suits frames and glazing bars because the structure carries the image, graphite handles reveals and stone sills, and charcoal is best for wet or frosted glass since you can lift the highlights back out.