Tesselize — tessellation prototype
Upload → select (auto/manual) → extract tile → preview pattern → export
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1) Upload / Select
Tip: After auto-detect, click a yellow box to segment that object, then click Confirm selection → Extract. Use Add/Erase. Hold Shift to erase while painting.
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3) Preview
Tile (extracted / shape)
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Pattern preview
Pattern will appear after extract
Select a shape or extract a subject, then use Analyze Symmetry to create a tessellation.
📖 How to use Tesselize
Step 1 — Load an image
Click Upload image for a photo, or Open Tess file for a built-in tessellation (click a name) or a saved .tess (Browse). Load demo image tries the maple leaf. Best results come from subjects with clean, simple outlines and a plain background.
Step 2 — Select your subject
Click Auto-detect objects (server), then click the yellow box around your subject to segment it. Use Add / Erase / Wand to refine the selection. Important: erase any background clutter (fences, shadows, ground) — artifacts cause the tessellation to fail.
Step 3 — Extract the tile
Click 2) Confirm selection → Extract. The subject appears in the tile panel. Use Fit to silhouette to crop tightly, then Edit tile (erase obstructions) to remove any remaining artifacts like fence posts.
Step 4 — Analyze symmetry
Click Analyze Symmetry. The app recommends a tessellation type. Click Use This Type, or pick one manually.
Step 5 — Choose a tiling pattern
In the left panel, choose Simple Repeat, Mirror Left/Right, Mirror Top/Bottom, or Rotate 180°. The pattern preview updates on the right.
Step 6 — Warp to fit curves
Click Warp Shape to Fit Curves! This clips your shape to a boundary the tiling can repeat with no gaps (expect some squashing; it does not add new interlocking bumps). If the tile disappears, your image has artifacts — go back to Step 3 and erase them.
Step 7 — Export
Use the Scale slider to resize. Click Download pattern PNG to save.