Mural Maker review
A focused AR mural companion for artists working across two iOS devices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Mural Maker is an iOS app for artists creating large drawings and paintings on walls, canvases, sidewalks and other broad surfaces. Its two-device workflow places a live camera view on one iOS device while a second device displays the drawing overlay. The app is aimed at muralists and other artists planning large-scale or outdoor work, rather than people seeking a general-purpose sketching app for fine detail.
The standout feature is its AR-assisted alignment workflow. AR tracking remembers a project's position to help restore image alignment, while image positioning and resizing controls support practical setup. Reference images can be broken into color-value stencils, a color palette can be printed, and the app compares reference colors and shades with the artwork. Live camera streaming can also reach multiple drawing devices, making the feature set relevant to group mural projects.
Mural Maker is sold through two paid plans: Mural Maker Pro Subscription and Mural Maker Pro Yearly. The published starting price is 4.99. There is no free plan, and the app requires two iOS devices, so setup involves both hardware and a coordinated workspace. Its narrow focus is an advantage for artists who need AR positioning, stencil planning and large-surface guidance. Artists wanting a single-device drawing app, broader platform coverage or a general illustration toolkit should consider alternatives.
Mural Maker pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Live camera streaming with AR alignment restoration
- Color-value stencils, palette printing and shade comparison
- Multi-device streaming supports collaborative mural projects
- Where it doesn't
- Requires two iOS devices for its camera-and-drawing workflow
- iOS-only deployment limits platform flexibility
- No free plan is offered; Pro access is subscription-based
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