Sees the drawing developNot just the finished picture.
Answers whenever they askA natural two-way conversation.
Steps in when they get stuckHelpful guidance without interruption.
One personalised online drawing lesson
Guidance, still entirely theirs.
See how Doodle Tutor adapts to the shapes, pose and style already on your child’s canvas, then creates a relevant example without touching their work.
Real dog session
“I want to draw a dog.”
Each suggestion reacts to this canvas, while every demonstration stays in a separate sketch.
Sees it develop from the first useful shapes.
Matches their drawing using its shapes, pose and style.
Sketches separately so the canvas stays theirs.
They made every mark themselves.
Simple shapesStage 1 of 5
Finished
Their idea
“I want to draw a cute cat.”
Where they startedEarly shapes
They made every mark themselves.
Finished drawingA cozy cat
Saved to their gallery
One drawing sessionFrom first marks to a picture they finished.
Help where it matteredBody shapes, fur texture and the cozy rug.
Still completely theirsGuidance and examples, never drawing for them.
Their idea
“I want to draw a dog.”
Where they startedEarly shapes
They made every mark themselves.
Finished drawingA dog in the sunshine
Saved to their gallery
One patient sessionFrom basic ovals to a complete outdoor scene.
Help where it matteredProfile, legs, fur texture and the water bowl.
Still completely theirsEight separate examples, never marks on their canvas.
Two drawings, growing step by step.
Five real checkpoints from each completed Doodle Tutor session.
Cat · simple shapes
Cat · face details
Cat · taking shape
Cat · texture and rug
Cat · finished and proud
Dog · simple shapes
Dog · full outline
Dog · taking shape
Dog · collar and fur
Dog · finished and proud
Who it is for
Made for young artists
These online drawing lessons are designed primarily for children aged 7–12, when they are ready to draw more independently but still benefit from patient, one-step guidance.
Older children and grown-ups can use Doodle Tutor too, but it is designed first for young artists aged 7–12.
Ages 5–6
Best with a parent nearby, using a finger or stylus.
Designed for
Ages 7–12
Personalised drawing help with age-appropriate language and guidance.
Teens and grown-ups
More detailed guidance on proportion, shape, perspective and style.
Questions parents ask
Before their first drawing
Clear answers about how the online drawing lessons work, what your child needs and where Doodle Tutor fits alongside human teaching.
My child says “I can’t draw.” How can Doodle Tutor help?
Doodle Tutor helps them move past the part that feels wrong or difficult. It looks at the picture they are making, answers their question and offers one manageable next step so they can keep drawing rather than start again.
How is this different from a step-by-step drawing video?
A video teaches the same drawing in the same order to every child. Doodle Tutor responds to the picture on your child’s canvas—their shapes, their pose and their style—and can explain or demonstrate the part they need help with now.
Do I need to know how to draw to help my child?
No. A parent completes the short setup, but you do not need drawing experience to guide the lesson. Doodle Tutor handles the drawing-specific help while your child makes the creative decisions and every mark.
What ages are the online drawing lessons for?
Doodle Tutor is designed primarily for children aged 7–12. Children aged 5–6 may enjoy it with a parent nearby, while teenagers and adults can also use the more detailed drawing guidance.
Does Doodle Tutor draw the picture for them?
No. It never draws over your child’s work. When an example would help, Doodle Tutor creates it separately in its own sketchbook so your child can look, try and decide what belongs in their picture.
What device does my child need?
Doodle Tutor works best on a tablet with a stylus because that feels closest to drawing with a pencil. It also works on computers, so your child can try their first picture with the device you already have.
Is Doodle Tutor a human drawing teacher?
No. Doodle Tutor is drawing-focused software that uses AI to understand the canvas and respond during a lesson. It is designed for recreational drawing at home, not to replace the judgement and specialist teaching of an experienced art teacher.
Can Doodle Tutor replace art classes or a private tutor?
It offers convenient, personalised drawing help when classes are impractical or your child simply wants to draw at home. Human teachers remain the better choice for formal art education, advanced techniques, portfolios and long-term specialist development.
What happens after the free drawing?
Your child can complete one guided drawing free, with no credit card required. If it suits your family, the beta membership is £9.99 per month for up to 20 guided drawing sessions. You can cancel before the next renewal.
Affordable drawing lessons at home
Keep their ideas moving.
Start with one drawing free. If Doodle Tutor clicks with your child, continue with personalised drawing guidance on one straightforward monthly plan.
No annual commitment. Cancel before your next renewal.
Doodle Tutor monthly
£9.99/ month
Beta price
Up to 20 guided drawing sessions each month
Live, drawing-specific guidance and separate sketches