How to Make Latte Art
Latte art is 80% milk texture, 20% pour. Get silky microfoam with a flat wand angle, then pour from height to sink the milk, then close for the pattern.
Our top pick
Steam Wand
Microfoam foundation.
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Editorial note: this guide is compiled from published manufacturer guidance, general best practices, and aggregated owner experience — not hands-on testing. Always follow your machine’s official manual.
Quick comparison
| Pick | Why we like it | |
|---|---|---|
| Steam Wand | Microfoam foundation. | View → |
| Tapered Pitcher | Sharp spout for crisp art. | View → |
| Espresso Machine | Crema canvas for the pour. | View → |
Steam Wand
Editor’s PickMicrofoam foundation.
- + Microfoam
- + Cafe
- − Pricey
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Sharp spout for crisp art.
- + Spout
- + Balanced
- − Newer
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Crema canvas for the pour.
- + Crema
- + Fast
- − Cost
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Buying advice
Steam to glossy microfoam (no bubbles), swirl, then pour a thin stream to lay the base, wiggle and lift for a heart or rosetta. Practice on the same cup repeatedly.
FAQ
Why no art?
Usually foamy, not silky, milk.
First pattern?
A heart - easier than rosetta.
Pitcher tip?
A pointed spout helps.
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