Line of Action

Name: Line of Action
Price: 1.49 USD

Web · paid plans from $1.49/mo

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One barScore 5.4

Free tierNo free tier on record
Open codeNo open-source code on record
Runs widely1 of 6 device platforms
DocumentedPlans, terms and facts published

Line of Action is ranked #19 of 27 in art learning apps on Freedom251. It runs on Web. Paid plans start at $1.49/mo.

Line of Action plans and pricing

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Doodler $1.49/mo $1.49 USD per month Up to 5 sketchbook uploads per month · Ad-free · Practice log and goals line-of-action.com · 8 Oct 2026

Apprentice $4.99/mo $4.99 USD per month Up to 250 personal study photos per tool · Up to 20 sketchbook uploads per month · Custom classes and playlists line-of-action.com · 8 Oct 2026

Master $14.95/mo $14.95 USD per month (33% off with an education discount) Up to 2000 personal study photos per tool · Unlimited sketchbook uploads · 3000+ additional figure study images line-of-action.com · 8 Oct 2026

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Free plan: Yes
Paid from: $1.49/mo
Guided projects: Yes
Progress tracking: Yes

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The record

Product: Line of Action provides reference photos and practice tools for visual artists to hone their craft.
Practice tools: The site offers drawing practice for figures, animals, hands and feet, faces and expressions, basic shapes and still life, and scenes and environments.
Tutorial: Its free hands-on drawing tutorial takes about 15 minutes and guides users through gesture drawing practice.
Class mode: The tutorial describes a class mode that starts with short poses and gradually introduces longer poses in a format modeled on university figure study classes.
Free access: The maker says original features remain free and that only features added after paid memberships were introduced are behind a paywall.
Image controls: Doodler and higher subscribers can filter practice images across 30 categories and snooze them for 30 days or remove them from their rotation.
Learning features: Apprentice and higher subscribers can use in-class tips, create custom classes and playlists, and display or flip practice images in grayscale.
Audience: The maker describes the site as a web application for a community of art students and tools to support their art practice.
Community: Members can upload practice drawings to an on-site sketchbook and request critique from other members, with monthly upload limits depending on membership level.
Privacy: The maker says it never sells or trades user information to third parties.
Security: The maker says site connections use HTTPS, passwords are stored using one-way encryption, and credit card data goes directly to Stripe rather than its server.
Support: The contact page says the site no longer responds to individual critique or career advice requests and directs users to its learning section and forums.
Content limitation: The tutorial warns that its drawing tool uses nude models unless the user turns that setting off.
AI policy: The maker says it does not allow scraping or AI training using its photo sets or user drawings and does not provide AI-generated reference images.
Price from: $1.49/mo

Where it ranks on Freedom251

Best Art Learning Apps in 2026#19 of 27

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line-of-action.com/about· checked 8 Oct 2026
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