PoseToki · About
About PoseToki
PoseToki is a free practice room built to reduce setup time so you can spend more time observing and drawing.
Updated October 2, 2026
Who is it for?
Art students, aspiring comic artists, illustration learners, and anyone building a short drawing habit can use PoseToki. The timer supports 30-second studies of movement, one-minute studies of balance, and longer studies of proportion and overlap. You can begin without creating an account.
What references are available?
The studio includes 21 clothed figure pose samples generated for this service: standing, sitting, walking, bending, twisting, and balancing. All are AI-generated. Some details of anatomy may be inaccurate, so use them as observation prompts rather than an anatomy textbook. You can also practise with photos you own or have permission to use. Selected files stay in your browser and are not uploaded to our server.
How does a session work?
Select prepared poses or your own photos, choose a duration and pose count, then start. Pause, move backward or forward, mirror, zoom, or use full screen as needed. After finishing, review the poses you saw. Only the date, elapsed drawing time, and number of observed poses are saved in this browser. Drawings and selected photos are not part of the log.
Send feedback
Report an accessibility issue, translation error, or request for more varied poses through a public GitHub issue. Issues can be seen by anyone, so do not attach personal photos or private details.