When this tool is useful
Use this to reduce a photo to black and white masses for a paper-cut or stencil draft. A source with strong separation between subject and background works best.
Adjust threshold to create a simplified cutout reference.
Do not use stencils made from copyrighted logos or characters commercially.
Use this to reduce a photo to black and white masses for a paper-cut or stencil draft. A source with strong separation between subject and background works best.
Pixels are converted to grayscale and split into black or white at a fixed brightness of 128. The tool does not add bridges for isolated islands or account for a real blade width.
Convert a side-profile photo and check whether the nose and chin remain one readable mass. Add connecting bridges in an editor for eye or mouth islands that would otherwise fall out.
A readable screen image is not automatically a cuttable stencil. Review material thickness, minimum line width, bridges, copyright, and trademark permission before production.