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Turn any photo into a LEGO mosaic.

Real brick colors, a build grid you can follow stud by stud, and the exact piece count per color — so you know what to order before you order it.

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Photo to LEGO mosaic in three decisions

01

Pick a size

Measured in studs across. 48 wide is the LEGO Art wall-piece standard and the sweet spot for faces; 32 suits bold logos; 64+ is for the ambitious.

02

Pick a color set

The full 24-color palette gives the truest picture. The grayscale set makes any portrait look deliberate — and gray 1×1 plates are cheap and easy to buy in bulk.

03

Download grid + shopping list

The export includes the build grid; the counts below the preview tell you exactly how many pieces of each color to order.

Actually building it

The piece to buy is the 1×1 plate (or 1×1 round tile if you like the smoother "dot" look LEGO Art sets use). Order loose pieces by color from LEGO Pick a Brick or BrickLink — the counts panel above is literally your shopping list. A 48×48 mosaic is 2,304 pieces and typically lands somewhere between $40 and $90 depending on how exotic your colors are.

Base it on four 16×16 baseplates or one 48×48. Work top-left to bottom-right with the grid export on a second screen, one row at a time. Zip-lock bag each color before you start; future-you says thanks.

Portrait tips: crop tight on the face before converting — mosaics reward big shapes. High-contrast photos with a plain background convert dramatically better than busy ones. If the result looks muddy, try the grayscale palette; it reads as intentional art instead of a compromised photo.

Questions people ask

How many bricks does a LEGO mosaic need?
Width × height, one piece per stud: 32×32 = 1,024, 48×48 = 2,304, 64×64 = 4,096. The counts panel gives the per-color breakdown for your exact image.
What size should I make it?
48 studs wide for a face — it's what LEGO's own Art sets use, and faces below ~40 studs stop being recognizable. Logos and simple shapes survive at 32.
Where do I buy individual pieces?
LEGO Pick a Brick (official, slower shipping) or BrickLink (marketplace, usually cheaper for bulk 1×1s). Search the color name from the counts list plus "1x1 plate" or "1x1 round tile".
Is my photo uploaded?
No — the conversion runs in your browser, same as every BlurThat tool. Load the page, go offline, it still works.
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