pantograph
/ˈpæntəɡrɑːf/Definitions
1. noun
A device for copying or reproducing an image, typically by tracing a curve with a pencil or other marking device attached to a stylus that moves in response to a tracing point.
“The museum used a pantograph to create an exact replica of the original artwork.”
2. verb
To trace or copy an image using a pantograph.
“The artist will pantograph the drawing to create an enlarged version.”