Connect your mobile device to the smART sketcher® 2.0 Projector via Bluetooth. (See instructionson how to connect the App for further details.) You can control the smART sketcher®Projector brightness and dim the Projector light from the App settings. Press the Circlebutton to Go to the Previous Drawing or Press the Pentagonbutton to Go to the Next Drawing.

Press the capture image (on the right side) to take a picture and to transfer the image to the smART sketcher® 2.0 Projector.

Unleash your creativity and bring your artistic visions to life with the Smart Sketcher Projector 2.0. This innovative and user-friendly projector combines technology with traditional art, allowing you to easily trace and sketch any image onto paper, canvas, or other surfaces. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, the Smart Sketcher Projector 2.0 is designed to inspire and enhance your artistic journey. Up your smART sketcher® experience with a Super smART subscription. Join the smART sketcher® members-only program and receive exclusive content. It’s the newest and smARTest way to play! You will first need to enable Photo Library Access from the App Settings and optionally grant OS permission depending on your mobile device OS platform and version. Note that this is required only once. Make sure your smART sketcher® 2.0 Projector is connected to the App using Bluetooth. (See instructions on how to connect the App for further details.) Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to launch the Control Center. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled. For devices running iOS 13 version and above

Turn on Bluetooth on your device. Note: no need to pair and/or connectyour device to the smART sketcher® 2.0 Projector from your device Bluetooth settings menu; The App will automatically locate the smART sketcher®2.0 Projector.We encountered a problem while creating your subscription – the subscription feature is not supported on the current device.” This versatile projector offers multiple projection modes to suit your artistic needs. The tracing mode allows you to easily trace outlines, helping you replicate intricate details and achieve precise proportions. The sketching mode lets you project a simplified version of the image, enabling you to practice freehand drawing or add your unique artistic flair to the original image. Try the Super smART subscription by signing up to our 1 month free-trial¹. We’re pretty sure you’re going to love this, but if you don’t, you can cancel your subscription anytime. We suggest to try several times to perform the process detailed above to trigger the SD card detection. To enable the App to save a picture taken with the in-app camera you must first Enable the Photo Library Access (by default it is disabled).