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Rebuild any photo in bricks

A live brick-mosaic effect with studs, shading, and adjustable brick size — from any image, in seconds.

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Free · no signup · runs locally in your browser

How it works

  1. Open brick modeThis link starts the editor with the brick effect selected.
  2. Pick your subjectHigh-contrast portraits and bold logos read best as bricks.
  3. Size the bricks and exportBigger bricks for icons, smaller for murals — then download your PNG.

Brick mode maps your photo onto a stud-topped brick grid, so the output looks like a plastic-brick mosaic rather than plain squares — each cell gets the highlight and shadow of a real stud. Slide the brick size to move between a wall-sized mural of tiny bricks and a chunky icon you could genuinely build.

It's a favorite for gifts and avatars: portraits, pets, and album covers all translate well. Tune color density to snap the image toward a limited brick palette, add a grading look for warmth or contrast, and export a free PNG. Pro's source-resolution export gives you a file crisp enough to print as a poster or use as a build reference.

Before & after examples

Rendered with this exact tool at these exact settings. Click any image to view or save it full size.

Original image before conversion Person among pink clouds rebuilt as LEGO-style brick art
OriginalBrick mode · studs and per-brick shadingDownload result ↓
Original image before conversion Golden cube in clouds as a brick mosaic
OriginalBrick mode · default brick sizeDownload result ↓
Original image before conversion Sunlit green hill rebuilt from LEGO-style bricks
OriginalBrick mode · landscape mosaicDownload result ↓

FAQ

Can I use this to plan a real brick build?

It's a visual effect rather than a parts-list generator, but at larger brick sizes the grid is an honest mosaic reference — many people use exports as a guide and improvise the palette from bricks they own.

Is this affiliated with LEGO?

No. Goldenboy is an independent tool; "LEGO" refers to the familiar brick-and-stud visual style the effect emulates.

Does it work on videos?

Yes — load a clip instead of a photo and export the bricked result as MP4.

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