A free fashion croquis tool for learning fashion figure proportions. Stretch a figure from 8 to 10 heads and see where every landmark lands, then drag the body lines into place before the clock runs out.
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Fashion croquis keep the head the same size and add the extra length to the neck and legs, so garments read longer on the page. Schools vary slightly; your faculty's guide always wins.
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Drag each coloured tag to the right height. Every tag is a body line measured in heads from the top of the head.
Press Start. The body lines get scrambled and the timer starts.
What you can do with Croquis Lab.
Compare realistic, fashion and runway proportions on the same figure.
Shoulders, bust, waist, hips, knees and ankles marked in head units.
Drag the body lines to the right heights and get scored for accuracy.
Harder rounds with less help as you improve.
A proportion table you can refer to while sketching.
Gen-Z friendly reactions for wins, near misses and fails. Mute any time.
Get started in a few steps.
Practical benefits for students and designers.
Proportion is muscle memory. Short, repeated rounds build it faster than copying templates.
Most beginners draw the waist too low and legs too short. The tool shows exactly where.
Quick rounds work on a phone between classes.
Figure drawing appears in many fashion design aptitude tests.
Made for learners and working designers.
The ideas behind the game, in brief.
A croquis is a quick fashion figure sketch used as the base for drawing garments. It is elongated for elegance, unlike realistic anatomy drawing.
Fashion figures are measured in head lengths. A realistic adult is about 7.5 heads tall. Fashion croquis use 9 heads, runway illustration up to 10.
The extra length in a fashion croquis is added mostly to the legs, while the torso stays close to real proportion.
A vertical line from the pit of the neck to the floor keeps a posed figure balanced over its weight-bearing foot.
Study these topics in depth at IMS Design & Innovation Academy, Noida.
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It is an interactive figure template that shows fashion figure proportions in head units and lets you practise placing body landmarks correctly.
Most fashion croquis are 9 heads tall. Runway illustrations often stretch to 10 heads, while realistic figures are about 8.
Yes. It is free and works in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops.
Yes. Explore mode explains every landmark, and the challenge starts easy before reducing the hints.
No. It trains your eye for proportion so your pencil sketches improve faster.
Fashion illustration and croquis drawing are core to the B.Des Fashion Design programme and the fashion diploma with Medusa.
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