Mirror Mosaic

Break images or blank canvases into reflective tiles, prismatic highlights, and mirrored mosaics.

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The source softened and repeated across a mirrored tile field.

Mirror Mosaic result made from the bundled sample
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About this tool

Repeat, reflect, and fracture the image into a new surface.

Mirror Mosaic divides the canvas into reflective tiles and prismatic regions. Use the source image or start blank, then tune tile shape, scale, symmetry, and highlight behavior as one connected surface.

Input
Image or blank canvas
Output
PNG / JPEG
Motion
Still image
Rendering
Canvas

Use it for

  • Reflective campaign textures
  • Mosaic image treatments
  • Prismatic motion and still backgrounds

Key controls · 4

  • Effect RegionChoose All, Subject, and Background.
  • Subject TreatmentChoose Preserve, Fine Tile, and Silhouette, plus 1 more variation.
  • CompositionChoose Spotlight, Monolith, and Diagonal, plus 2 more variations.
  • Tile ShapeChoose Square, Diamond, and Strip, plus 1 more variation.

On the Web · 1

  • Use the whole image instead of automatic subject extraction.

How to use it

01

Start

Use your own image, start blank, or open the bundled sample.

02

Shape

Build the result with Effect Region, Subject Treatment, and Composition, then refine the remaining controls in real time.

03

Export

Render PNG / JPEG output and download it directly to your device.

FAQ

Mirror Mosaic

What can I make with Mirror Mosaic?

Use it for reflective campaign textures, mosaic image treatments, and prismatic motion and still backgrounds. The controls stay live, so the same source can branch into multiple visual directions.

What can I adjust in Mirror Mosaic?

The main controls include Effect Region, Subject Treatment, Composition, and Tile Shape. Additional composition and finish controls are available inside Studio.

What can Mirror Mosaic export?

Mirror Mosaic exports PNG / JPEG. Available dimensions and motion options follow the tool's Web capabilities.

What changes on the Web?

Use the whole image instead of automatic subject extraction.

Does SHADR upload my image?

No. Image processing happens locally in your browser for this tool.

Is this the same tool as SHADR for iOS?

The core tool, parameters, presets, and rendering logic are shared. On iOS, automatic subject extraction is available; the Web version uses the fallback described above.