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How to draw a robot

8 steps · ages 4–8 · a pencil and paper · free print sheet

A robot, drawn and coloured in
What you’ll draw

A robot is all boxes and circles. Eight steps. Beep boop! Get a pencil and paper, and tap Next for each line.

Step 1 of 8. Draw a box with round corners for the head.

🖍️ Colour one in

All 8 steps

Here is every step at once. The blue lines are the new ones; the dark lines are already on your paper. Draw lightly at first, so you can rub out a line you don’t like.

  1. 1. Draw a box with round corners for the head.

  2. 2. Add an antenna on top and a bolt on each side.

  3. 3. Draw two round eyes with dots inside.

  4. 4. Draw a box mouth with three lines for teeth.

  5. 5. Draw a short neck and a big box for the body.

  6. 6. Add two buttons and a little screen.

  7. 7. Draw two bendy arms with round hands.

  8. 8. Draw two legs and flat feet.

A tip for drawing a robot

Robots are made of boxes and circles, so they are a good drawing to practise straight lines and round corners. Make the body bigger than the head, and keep the arms bendy so it looks friendly, not stiff.

Change it up

Once your robot is down, make it yours:

  • Give it wheels instead of feet.
  • Draw lights on the antenna.
  • Add a heart on the screen.

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More in people and robots, or see all 40 things to draw. Want to draw freehand instead? The Art Studio has crayons, paint and a fridge to hang it on.

How it was made: Peabody drew this robot in code, line by line, from its own shapes; it is not traced from anyone’s lesson or picture, and it is nobody’s character. Checked 6 November 2026.

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