Created by Jérôme Enel-Réhel
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Contours, flows, point networks and light net

Turn a photo into geometric art

Upload a photo: it is analyzed (light, edges, areas of detail) then reinterpreted as stackable graphic layers. Light contour lines, flow line engraving, Delaunay point networks, boxes around details, horizontal echo, editorial grid and frame, and the Light net: a 3D scene made of points of light, abstract or drawn from the photo, with an animated camera. For halftones, mosaics and glyphs, see the Grain tool. Ideal for graphic portraits, posters and animated visuals.

How it works

  1. Upload your photo (or drop it onto the preview).
  2. Pick a ready-made look, then turn on and adjust each layer: contours, flows, points, connections, boxes, halftone, memory, grid.
  3. Export as PNG at the original resolution, as vector SVG or as an animated MP4 video.

What you can do

  • 9 ready-made looks
  • 9 stackable graphic layers, including the 3D Light net
  • Delaunay triangulation, radial and orthogonal networks
  • Blend modes and 6 palettes
  • 6 animations: scan, assembly, pulse, glitch…

Examples click to try them

FAQ

Are my photos sent over the Internet?

No, the analysis happens entirely in your browser.

Which layers are vector?

Contours, flow lines, points, connections, boxes, glyphs, pixels, grid and frame are exported as vectors. The photo and the halftone are embedded as images.

Can I export in high resolution?

Yes: choose the “Image” format and the “Original” resolution to export at the exact size of your photo.

Guides to go further

The other tools

Contact

Missing a tool?

pixisgood grows with every idea. Would you like another generator, a specific feature, or a custom tool for your studio or brand? Write to me: every message is read, and the most requested ideas become the next tools.

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