mesh-avatar-studio
Turn one illustration into an animated 2D mesh avatar with a coding agent and a local editor
Drop any photo, find the Food-101 dish that can be rebuilt from its pixels
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Drop in any photo. Out of 50,000 food photos, food-match finds the dish that can be rebuilt using only your pixels. Nothing is recoloured; every pixel is just moved. Then you watch them fly into place.
A useless but surprisingly fun toy. A cartoon face turns into a cupcake, a sunset into gyoza, and a green field into garlic bread. It runs entirely in your browser, and your photo never leaves your machine.
Screenshot made with the synthetic dataset ( tools/make_fake_data.py ), so the "dishes" are coloured blobs. With the real data you get actual Food-101 photos.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Drop in any photo. Out of 50,000 food photos, food-match finds the dish that can be rebuilt using only your pixels. Nothing is recoloured; every pixel is just moved. Then you watch them fly into place.
A useless but surprisingly fun toy. A cartoon face turns into a cupcake, a sunset into gyoza, and a green field into garlic bread. It runs entirely in your browser, and your photo never leaves your machine.
Screenshot made with the synthetic dataset ( tools/make_fake_data.py ), so the "dishes" are coloured blobs. With the real data you get actual Food-101 photos.Read the full README ↗