Category: Art & Design
Developer: AR Drawing
Sketch Art: Drawing AR & Paint is a standout application that seamlessly blends augmented reality with traditional drawing and painting techniques. Here are some of its core features that make it a must-try for anyone passionate about art:
As someone who enjoys art in my downtime, I’ve found countless scenarios where Sketch Art has enhanced my creative expression. One particular instance was during a weekend picnic in the park. I brought my tablet along to capture the scenery. Using the augmented reality feature, I sketched a beautiful tree branch and then placed it in the AR view next to my picnic blanket, allowing my friends to see how it would look in a real setting. They were amazed at how technology could blend with traditional art, which led to a fun drawing session right there in the park. I also use the app during my art classes, where it serves as a teaching tool for students to understand spatial relationships in their artwork.
The user experience of Sketch Art is nothing short of delightful. The UI is sleek and modern, with a clean layout that ensures you can easily find tools without feeling overwhelmed. The workflow is smooth; I can quickly switch between brushes and colors without any lag. One of the standout features is the undo function, which is a lifesaver for me. Performance-wise, the app runs exceptionally well on my device, with no crashes or slowdowns, even when I’m using multiple layers. Overall, using Sketch Art feels like having a portable art studio at my fingertips, encouraging me to explore and create without limitations.
Sketch Art offers a freemium model, which means you can download and use many of its features for free. However, to unlock the full potential of the app, including premium brushes and advanced tools, there is a subscription option. I found the pricing reasonable, especially considering the vast range of features available. The value for money is significant if you are serious about your art.
The developers of Sketch Art are committed to continually improving the app, and they regularly roll out updates that introduce new features and enhance existing ones. I appreciate that they listen to user feedback, evident in the recent addition of a new brush set that I had suggested. In terms of support, they offer a responsive help center and community forum where users can share tips and ask questions, which has been beneficial during my learning curve with the app.
As an American user, I take security and privacy seriously, especially with applications that require personal data. Sketch Art: Drawing AR & Paint is available on both the App Store and Google Play, which adds a layer of trust given the scrutiny these platforms impose on apps. Upon signing up, the app only requires basic information, such as an email address, which is standard practice. I appreciate that they do not collect excessive personal data, allowing me to use the app without feeling like my privacy is compromised.
Additionally, I have not encountered any intrusive ads or tracking behavior while using the app. This is particularly refreshing, as many free apps bombard you with ads that disrupt the creative experience. Overall, I feel secure using Sketch Art, knowing that my data is handled responsibly and that my creative journey remains uninterrupted.




You press one button, there's bound to be an ad. You want to import your own image for free - don't think so; throws a subscription at your face unwillingly so, can't skip it or anything. Yes there's a free option but so what if you don't want to make an option? I don't know honestly. Heard of this off Instagram thought it would be cool to use, ended up getting a headache. No thanks.




The app works fairly well, and tried the PRO version using trial. I decided to go with a different app that worked better for me, and cancelled the trial immediately (confirmed too). However, 3 days later I was billed, and was told that it's Google Play issue since that's the platform used. I just thought that was 'odd', in over 10 years that's never happened thru Play Store...just sayin'




The audacity to ask the user to immediately pay for a subscription, or start a free trial (which is through your Google account, which allows the app to have access to your saved payment, so you can be charged for the full amount if you forget to cancel before the trial is over) before they can even see how and if the app even works is absolutely WILD. Like damn, I can't even test it for five minutes before you're begging me for money? Absolutely not. More like zero stars 👎👎👎




Used for 5 min. and thought it was super cool while checking out the app itself but because I didn't want to pay for something I hadn't tried or had seen all of what had to be offered: I was asked to choose a subscription every time I clicked an image and after another 5 min.; every time I touched the screen an ad played. Bombarding people who are trying to determine if they want to spend any money on something isn't the way to convince them to.




this sucks bro i'm not bad at drawing, actually pretty good, but i was testing out these apps to see if they really are that good, but this app genuinely is so bad, you can't even import an image it puts "pay me im money hungry" on your face doesnt even let you do that, and it is genuinely so annoying click anything and an ad pops up, and its not even like the other ones i've tried that atleast let you import an image by making you watch an ad, no this one FORCES you to buy. don't install this.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
Yes, Sketch Art: Drawing AR & Paint may collect personal data as outlined in its privacy policy. Users are encouraged to review the policy to understand what data is collected and how it is used.
Yes, Sketch Art: Drawing AR & Paint offers a free version with limited features, as well as a free trial for its premium subscription, allowing users to explore additional tools and functionalities.
No, Sketch Art: Drawing AR & Paint can be used offline, allowing you to create and edit your artwork without needing an internet connection. However, some features may require internet access for sharing and updates.
You can contact support or send feedback for Sketch Art: Drawing AR & Paint through the app's support section, which provides options for emailing the support team or accessing a help center for assistance.
You can manage or cancel your Sketch Art: Drawing AR & Paint subscription through your device's app store settings, where you can find options for subscription management. Detailed instructions are also available within the app's help section.
You can reach our customer service via the app's support section or email us at support
To activate premium features, go to the 'Settings' menu, select 'Upgrade', and follow the prompts to complete your purchase.
Launch the app and tap on 'Log In'. Enter your email and password associated with your account to access your profile.
Our customer number is available in the app under the 'Help' section. Please refer to that for any support requests.