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Description
Learning to draw becomes a fun adventure when your child can follow colorful images projected right onto their work surface. The Drawing Projector for Kids turns tracing into an engaging activity that builds confidence with every completed picture.

This tracing table transforms blank pages into guided artistic experiences. Children select from 24 different images, adjust the projector angle up to 90 degrees, and watch as their favorite animals and characters appear ready to trace.
The adjustable focal length lets you sharpen the projected image for clear outlines. Your child works at their own pace, developing hand-eye coordination while creating artwork they're proud to show.
The tilting projector head adapts to different drawing positions and paper sizes. Each successful tracing builds the confidence to try more complex images, moving from simple shapes to detailed scenes as skills develop.
Compact enough for a bedroom desk yet stable during use, this drawing tool fits naturally into creative play. The included markers, eraser, and drawing book mean everything needed for immediate artistic exploration arrives together.

Give your child the tools to see their artistic ideas take shape. This drawing projector makes the path from imagination to paper clear and rewarding.








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You will see the surprise on their face when the first drawing actually looks like the picture. The projector shines an outline onto the board, your child follows the light with a marker, then colours it in. No more "I can't draw it": the apple looks like an apple.
Turn the slide, adjust the focus, and a new outline appears.
You get weeks of drawing ideas in the box: 24 pictures of animals, fruit, vehicles and cartoon friends on three slide discs. When one picture is finished, there is always another one waiting.
The pack also includes a drawing book, 12 markers, an eraser and stencils.


You do not need a stack of paper next to the table. The board wipes clean with the eraser, so your child can draw, wipe and start the same picture again until it looks just right.
Paper works too: lay a sheet on the board and the picture shines through.
You can leave a young child at this table with peace of mind. The edges are rounded and smooth, the legs are sturdy and come off for storage, and the projector arm turns 90 degrees so the picture lands where they need it.
The projector runs on 3 AA batteries, not included.

Questions before you buy
Rotate the lens barrel on the projector head to sharpen or soften the projected image. This adjustment compensates for various paper thicknesses and distances, ensuring the outline remains clear whether your child works in the included drawing book or on separate sheets.
Yes, the giraffe-shaped projector detaches from the table base. You can place it on any flat surface and project images onto paper taped to a wall or laid on a different table, giving flexibility for larger drawing projects or shared activities.
The image slides feature animals, cartoon characters, and everyday objects that appeal to young children. The variety lets your child switch between themes based on their current interests, keeping drawing sessions fresh and engaging over time.
Wipe the plastic table surface with a damp cloth to remove most marker residue. For stubborn marks, a mild soap solution works well. The smooth ABS plastic surface resists staining and cleans easily between drawing sessions.
Once your child becomes comfortable with the provided images, they can use the projector as a learning tool to understand proportions and shapes, then attempt similar drawings freehand. The stencils included offer another layer of guided practice that extends the creative possibilities beyond the projected images.
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