Mosaizer XVi creates photo mosaics and photo art and much more

What is Mosaizer XVi?

Mosaizer XVi is a superior and trendsetting freeware photo mosaic creator with an additional set of unique tools to create great photo-art painting effects. Mosaizer XVi creates photo mosaics in all its creative shapes. To mention a few: most accurate colour matching, dedicated engine for black and white ('grayscale') pictures, use of shape masks, transparent tiles, greenscreen options, super-sized mosaic, apply a texture, non-rectangular picture shapes, scrambling the original and then rebuild as a mosaic... and much more.

Some variations of the same cute cat that you can make with Mosaizer XVi within seconds

Mosaizer XVi is a stand-alone application that works in MS Windows and in a MS Windows environment in OS-X (mac), e.g. using Parallels or Wine. Is it really freeware? After installation you can immediately create a photo mosaic. In the first period of use the application is unrestricted and fully functional. When these grace days have expired a few professional features will be limited or locked, and can be unlocked again by purchasing your personal unlock file.

We are not alone

A photo mosaic is a picture which is built from hundreds or thousands of miniature pictures. Each picture has a good matching colour impression of the same area in the source picture which is replaced by this picture. When looking from a distance the original source picture is recognised. When looking close-up, the individual pictures can be seen. This nice effect is used frequently for all kinds of posters, commercials and even magazine covers. Mosaizer is not the only application that can do this. But it's by far the fastest, easy to use and most complete available on the web.

Size matters

The result from Mosaizer XVi can be saved on harddisk and printed. Really huge prints with impressive resolution can be created. Print, or post-process, mail or publish the photo mosaic. You have full control over the end result. Basically there is no limit to the size because Mosaizer XVi uses a smart way to create parts of a mosaic that you can stitch back into one giant mosaic. We use parts because it's so much easier to print a giant mosaic in parts. So why should we boast that we can make the biggest mosaic? We claim that we can make a real big mosaic in a very smart way.

Movies and tools

To create a giant mosaic is one thing. But to also create mosaic movies is a completely new area. And almost for free. With Mosaizer XVi you can make exploding mosaics, turning, whirling, moving waving mosaics. And also make a mosaic of your favourite video clip. Zoom in and out and make something extraordinary out of it. It's all included in the XVi version. Make a mosaic transparent or create a mosaic shape. It's all part of the huge set of tools that Mosaizer XVi provides.

Constantly evolving

Many applications are dormant. Last update two years ago? Bug fixes, new features? It seems that many software tools were made and then left there to be bought. Not so with our applications. All of our applications are constantly updated. Sometimes once a month, sometimes twice a week (bugfix) or when a customer suggests an improvement, or a new feature. Our users are our biggest source of inspiration for new features. We are proud to deliver the best software in this crowded area, and that's because we get ideas from you.

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With build 18 (XVi) and 25 (Video), Mosaizer XVi and Mosaizer Video 2.0 have now fully been released after extensive field and user testing.
These releases have a couple of essential improvements. First of all: optimized for Windows 10/11, meaning: it scales with your Windows resolution setting (e.g. 125%), including on HighDPI screens. Secondly, a brand new look and feel, more intuitive with more logically placed controls (=less cluttered), while offering a long-awaited 64bit version along with the 'traditional' 32bit version. Please be aware that none of our apps support Win XP any more, only Win 2000 and later.
Also the help feature has been improved by now providing in-app help information for almost every control and group of controls. And of course (small) bugs and issues have been addressed and solved, and the application has become (much) more stable by smarter error catching so you can continue to work.

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2023 21 January
Version16.0.19
ChangesOptimized for Windows 10/11, scales with Windows, in-app help, overall improvements.
Price From 19 euro

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To see the full result click on the link, bottom-right in the picture. Please be aware that opening and downloading these examples can take some time (the sizes vary between 0.2 and 10 Mb). In case you wish to rebuild these examples, please download this file. It contains all the project files for these examples. A 'Readme.txt' file is added with installation and use instructions.

Some examples of mosaic art

Example 1: a cute dog, created within a second or so. Each cell is 50 pixels in size, good enough to recognize individual pictures. The print size at 300 dpi is 12x15 cm, and can easily be enlarged to A4 and still remain pretty sharp.

Example 2: guitar player, with intense colours and dark spots. The fingers are excellently outlined with just the right picture choices. Especially the pictures with lightness changes in a picture were selected correctly.

Example 3: Edward Munck's Madonna, where all pictures are seamlessly blending with the others. This effect was made by applying a mask for each tile, where the edges are gradually fading to transparent, and thus blending with the adjacent pictures.

Example 4: set of colour pencils, recreated as a huge puzzle. We applied a special puzzle mask, where each tile is cut into the shape of a puzzle piece.

Example 5: a flower made from beer caps. Well, not really. We use a 3D mask (a so-called '32bit mask') which can handle both transparency and an outlined shape. This 3D mask was from a beer cap, and we also used the feature to rotate each tile to mimic a real world effect.

Example 6: the same cute cat, now created by using the so-called 'smart grid' approach. Smaller tiles are used where the colours changes quite a bit, while for less colour variant areas larger tile can be used.

All these examples were made with the default installed masks and pictures. We simply used the built-in tools to create these completely different mosaics. All these pictures can be made in just seconds, right after installation. Just press the 'Start' button.

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