What people sketched
Every design here started as a rough drawing. Draw your own.
How the gallery works
Shared on purpose
A design reaches this page through the Show in Explore switch on the SketchMason canvas. The switch is off until the person who made the design turns it on, and turning it off takes the design back out of the gallery. The switch sits on every finished design beside its other actions, so it is one click either way.
Drawn first, then generated
Every design here started as a frame on the canvas: labelled boxes drawn by hand, or a photo of a sketch on paper dropped in. It was generated into a finished screen from that drawing, and where the project had a mood board, its style guide decided the colours and type. The card shows the design itself, rendered live from its markup and scaled down to fit, not a screenshot of it.
The instruction comes with it
Under each design is the instruction it was generated with, when there was one, and a button that copies it. Paste it beside a sketch of your own to see how the same words land on a different layout, or read a few to see how much a short description changes a screen. A design drawn without one says so, which shows how far the labels alone can go.
Newest first
The most recently shared designs come first, and more load as you ask for them. To add one of your own, make a free account, draw a frame, label its regions and generate. When the design is worth showing, switch on Show in Explore from the design itself.
Draw the shape. Get the product.
Free to start. A new account comes with two generations, and no card is asked for.
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