Perspective Grid and Tunnel Generator

What is Perspective Grid & Tunnel Generator?

Effortlessly create perspective grids and tunnels in seconds. This tool allows you to customize horizontal and vertical lines, adjust grid angles, and choose from two perspective types—True Perspective and Equidistant. It's perfect for enhancing your graphics with dynamic grid and tunnel backgrounds, ideal for designers, illustrators, and 3D artists.

How to Use

1. Choose Your Settings:
   • Select the number of horizontal and vertical lines.
   • Adjust the angle of the grid.
   • Choose between True Perspective and Equidistant for your grid's perspective.
2. Generate Your Grid:
   • Click Create Grid to generate your perspective grid or tunnel.
3. Export the grid as an image for use in your designs.

Features

• Customizable Lines: Control the number of horizontal and vertical lines to fit your design needs.
• Perspective Options: Select between True Perspective for a more natural look or Equidistant for evenly spaced lines.
• Real-Time Preview: Instantly preview the grid as you adjust the settings.
• Easy-to-Use Interface: Intuitive controls for both beginners and experienced designers.

Use Cases

• Graphic Design: Use for creating grid-based designs or backgrounds for websites, presentations, or social media graphics.
• 3D Modeling: Apply perspective grids to assist with 3D art, scene setup, and visualizing depth.
• Illustration: Enhance your artwork with precise perspective lines for more realistic drawings.

FAQ from Perspective Grid and Tunnel Generator

Is the tool free to use?

Yes, the tool is free with no hidden charges or subscriptions.

Can I customize the grid beyond the default settings?

Yes, you can adjust the number of lines, the angle, and the perspective for total customization.

How can I use the generated grid?

Once the grid is created, you can download it as an image to use in your design software or as part of your creative process.

What’s the difference between "True Perspective" and "Equidistant"?

True Perspective" simulates a more realistic vanishing point, while "Equidistant" ensures all grid lines are evenly spaced without perspective distortion.