Make a numbered square-cell study from a photo. Adjust colors and cell size, compare the tinted reference, and download it as a free PNG.
Waiting for a source image
Upload a photo with recognizable large shapes and a reasonably quiet background.
Compare the 12-color preset, then adjust cell size for a balance of detail and readable numbers.
Download the PNG and keep the source photo next to it as your color reference.
Yes. Open Advanced settings, change Show numbers or Show outlines, and apply again. Compare the new result before downloading your preferred reference.
No. Numbers identify sampled color groups within this conversion. There is no paint-brand mapping or separate color key, so choose and record your own physical colors.
A still life, a flower, or a close portrait gives you a clearer starting exercise than a crowded scene. The maker samples colors and assigns numbers to square cells. Larger cells are easier to inspect, while smaller cells retain more detail and create a more demanding reference to follow.
The output has pale color hints and numbers, but no separate swatch legend that maps every number to a paint mixture. Use the source photograph to choose real paints. This makes the result a numbered study rather than a ready-to-order painting kit with mapped commercial colors and object-shaped regions.
The result is a raster PNG with its longest edge capped at 960 pixels. Print it at a modest size first; enlarging the sheet can expose soft numbers and does not create extra source detail.
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