Convert any photograph into a stylized, geometric illustration. The filter abstracts the image by mapping it onto a 2D mesh of triangles, giving it a retro-3D or minimalist graphic design aesthetic.
Controlling the geometry
The size of the polygons dictates the level of detail in the final image. A very small polygon size creates a high-fidelity mesh that closely resembles the original photo, while a large size abstracts the image into broad, unrecognizable blocks of color.
By default, the triangles are generated from a perturbed grid. The variance slider controls how far the points are allowed to drift from their original grid positions. At 0%, the image is rendered as perfect, uniform triangles (similar to a mosaic). At 100%, the points shift dramatically, creating unpredictable, sharp shards.
Wireframe styling
You can emphasize the geometric structure by adding a wireframe overlay. Adjust the wireframe opacity to draw bright lines along the edges of every triangle, giving the image a blueprint or 3D-model appearance. When the wireframe is turned off, the shapes sit flush against each other to form a solid, flat-shaded illustration.