Make clean line doodles from a description
- Type
- Image preset
- Runs on
- Nano Banana 2
- Input
- Text, plus images to edit or follow
- Output
- Image (JPEG, PNG)
- Options
- Speed: Fast, Slow · up to 4 per run · 12 aspect ratios · Resolution: 1K, 2K, 4K
- Price
- From 100 credits
- Plan
- All plans, including Free
Add small drawings that explain an idea without cluttering the page. Describe a scene or object and this app draws it as a clean black-and-white line doodle: hand-drawn, minimal, no shading, on a white background. It runs on Nano Banana 2, at up to 4K.
How to make a line doodle
- Describe the subject: a person, object or small scene, and what is happening.
- Attach an image (optional) if you want the doodle to follow a photo or sketch.
- Pick a shape. 1:1 works for icons and cards; 16:9 or 4:1 suit headers and banners.
- Choose resolution and count: 1K, 2K or 4K, 1 to 4 images per run.
- Generate and keep the ones that fit your set.
What to write
Keep it to one idea per drawing. Simple, everyday subjects work well:
- "A person sitting at a desk with a laptop and a cup of tea, a plant on the windowsill"
- "Two hands passing a paper airplane to each other"
- "A stack of books with a lightbulb on top"
- "A small rocket taking off from a checklist"
- "A cat asleep on a keyboard"
Tips
- Describe objects, not style. The look is already set; adding colors or shading works against it.
- Use the same wording across a set ("a person with short hair and round glasses") so the drawings feel related.
- Choose PNG under the advanced options to avoid JPEG compression around thin lines.
- Generate several at once and pick the cleanest drawings for your set.
After you generate
Use Recreate to run the same settings again, or Reuse prompt for the next drawing in a set. Send to another tool: Remove background to drop the white background, Erase objects to tidy a stray line, Upscale, Convert, or Animate to open Seedance 2.0 with the doodle as the first frame.