Turn your photo into a mosaic
Rebuilt from your own photos, your words, or cut stone — watch it come together, live.
Free to start · no credit card · your photos stay private
Look closer
Every tile is a real photograph. Drag or pinch to zoom into a finished piece.
Made to be displayed
A finished mosaic is a real piece of art — the centerpiece of a lobby, an unforgettable gift, or a mural people gather around.
Every mosaic exports in print-ready high resolution, at any size.
One photo, three ways to make it
Pick a style and we build your picture from it. Here's the same face, three ways.
One link. Everyone's photos.
A mosaic takes hundreds of photos, and getting them out of other people's phones is the part that stalls. Send one link instead. Everyone adds theirs to it — no accounts, no shared folders, no transfer links that expire before you open them.
Free. Nothing to install, and nobody you send it to needs an account.
Make a link
Name the mosaic and you get a link. That's the whole setup.
Send it to everyone
Friends and family add their photos straight to the page. They can crop them, and remove ones they didn't mean to send.
Turn it into a mosaic
Build it yourself in the studio, or send us the link and we'll build it for you.
Before you start
Does everyone need an account?
No. Anyone with the link can add photos, and you don't need one to start either.
How many photos does it need?
A few hundred works well. More photos mean more variety — the mosaic reuses them as needed, so you don't need thousands.
What happens to the photos?
They stay on your link. Anyone holding it can see them and remove them, so only share it with people you'd trust with the photos themselves. If a link is never used, it's deleted along with the photos after 30 days.
What does it cost?
Collecting photos is free. Building the mosaic and previewing it is free too; only the full-resolution download is paid. If you'd rather we build it, sending it in is free for now.
How long does it take if you build it?
We'll email you when it's ready. We make these by hand, so there's no fixed turnaround.