The proof before production, the hours spent building it together, and what happens when
someone finally sees it. Every photo below was taken by the customer who wrote the review.
One clear subject filling most of the frame, lit from the front or the side. Busy backgrounds turn to noise at this resolution — crop in close with the slider above, and check the result at arm's length rather than nose-to-screen.
Will it look like the preview?
Yes, allowing for the fact that screens vary in brightness and color. The proof we email is generated from the same color matching you're using here.
Does my photo leave my computer?
Not in this Creator — the mosaic is built entirely in your browser. The image is only sent when you place an order or request a proof.
Are the bricks compatible with the ones I own?
MemoBrick uses standard 1×1 plates and compatible baseplates. Our 40+ color palette helps preserve skin tones, shadows and small details from your photo.
How long does shipping take?
Kits are made to order and normally dispatch in 2–4 business days, then travel by tracked post. Order tracking lives on the main site.
What if a brick is missing?
Send us the color name and count from your parts list and replacements go out free, for as long as you own the kit.
Light on the face — front or side, never a window behind.
Quiet background — a plain wall beats a busy one.
64 × 64 studsAll 40 · max 18No photo yet
Drop your photo here
What you see here is what becomes your MemoBrick.Move the frame over the part of the photo you want built.
Your parts list
sorted into numbered bags
✦ Why does this matter? ✦
MemoBrick turns your photo into tiny bricks. These three things help us capture
the most detail and get the best result.
Seven moves that fix almost everything
Crop in first. Use + and drag the picture until the subject fills the board. Do this before anything else — every other setting depends on it.
Can't bear to crop? Hit Fit whole photo and choose a border brick. The margin becomes part of the design instead of a bad crop.
Leave Auto levels on. It rescues flat, hazy and underexposed phone photos before a single brick is chosen. Turn it off only if your photo is already graded.
Push Detail to 40–60% for faces. It sharpens at stud resolution, which is what keeps eyes and jawlines readable. Drop it near 0 for logos and flat graphics.
Keep Blend shades around 70–85% for people. It mixes neighbouring bricks into shades we don't stock. For type, logos or bold graphics, drop it to 0 for clean edges.
Judge it with Step-back view. Mosaics are built up close and looked at from across a room. Nose-to-screen is the wrong distance to make decisions at.
Fix the last few studs by hand.Touch up bricks lets you place individual bricks — an eye that's gone soft or a stray dark stud on a cheek takes about thirty seconds.
Build instructionsInternal document — ships with the kit
Content editor0 editsClick any text on the page to change it
Choose the area to buildDrag the frame over the face · drag a corner to resize
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