Convert an image into editable vector dots
This reads your image and rebuilds it as a grid of dots whose size follows the local tone — dark areas get fat dots, light areas tiny ones — but unlike a raster halftone, every dot comes out as an editable vector shape.
Because the output is true SVG, you can recolor, scale or hand-edit individual dots afterward. Choose round dots or rounded squares with the roundness control, and tune spacing, dot size and contrast for the density you want.
Working the controls
- Upload an image with a clear subject.
- Set spacing and dot size for the matrix density.
- Use Roundness to switch between round dots and rounded squares (LED look).
- Export the SVG — every dot stays editable.
Put it to work
- LED-display and signage aesthetics
- poster and large-format graphics
- editable dot-portrait artwork
- data and tech visual motifs
FAQ
How is this different from the Photo Halftone tool?
Photo Halftone exports a raster portrait of dots. This exports editable SVG dots — you can select, recolor and scale individual shapes afterward.
Round dots or square?
Round reads as classic halftone; rounded squares read as an LED or pixel display. The roundness slider moves between them.
Can I recolor the dots after export?
Yes — they're vector shapes grouped in the SVG, so you can restyle them in any design tool.
Related tools
Pair it with a related generator.