A pixel mosaic from a photo is a picture made of big glossy tiles, like a retro game sprite. Upload a photo, choose a style — “Tiles” on white or “Tiles with background” — and AI builds the picture from Flory12 glass tiles. Under the result you get the Flory12 colours it is made of and a link to the shop. It is a picture for inspiration and social media; an exact colour-by-colour layout with tile counts is what the matrix technique does.
Mosaic from photo — classic and matrix techniquesMosaic by numbers — the full layoutMosaic from description
Upload a photo on the “From photo” tab, pick the “Pixel” technique and one of the two styles. AI simplifies the subject into big coloured tiles and shows which Flory12 colours it uses.
Pixel is a beautiful picture without sizes: the subject is simplified artistically, like an icon or a sprite. The matrix technique (Pro) maps the photo onto an exact grid of tiles of a given size, counts the tiles of every colour, the grams and the packs — that is what you assemble a real panel from.
12×12 mm glass tiles from artworker.shop: 70 colours, glazed glass, suitable for outdoor use too. The same palette is available in the matrix technique, so you can go from the picture to a full layout in two taps.
Yes: the picture is laid out on a grid of 12 mm tiles, each tile has a Flory12 colour code, and under the result you see how many tiles of each colour you need, with kilograms and packs including a reserve. With Pro there is a print PDF split into sheets with numbers on the tiles.