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Upload a tilemap image to analyze tile usage patterns

Tilemap Upload

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Supports: PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP

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Analysis Results

Tile Usage Statistics

Tile Count Percentage Color
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Export Results

How to Use This Tool

  1. Upload your tilemap: Click the upload button or drag and drop your image file
  2. Set tile dimensions: Enter the width and height of each tile in pixels
  3. Choose analysis mode: Select between fast color-based analysis or precise pattern matching
  4. Adjust tolerance: For color mode, set how similar colors should be grouped
  5. Analyze: Click the analyze button to process your tilemap
  6. Review results: See tile usage statistics and click any row to highlight example tiles
  7. Export: Download your results in JSON or CSV format, or copy to clipboard

Benefits of Tilemap Analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between color and pattern analysis modes?

Color mode analyzes just the center pixel of each tile (or averages colors with tolerance), making it much faster but potentially less accurate. Pattern mode samples multiple points in each tile for precise matching but requires more processing time.

How should I set the color tolerance?

Start with 0% tolerance for exact color matching. Increase tolerance if you have tiles with slight color variations that should be considered the same. Higher values group more similar colors together.

What image formats are supported?

The tool supports all common image formats including PNG, JPG, GIF, and BMP. For best results with pixel art, use PNG format without compression artifacts.

Can I analyze animated tilemaps?

The current version analyzes single frames only. For animated tilemaps, export each frame as a separate image and analyze them individually.

Is there a limit to the tilemap size I can analyze?

Performance depends on your device capabilities. Very large tilemaps (10,000+ tiles) may take longer to process, especially in pattern analysis mode.

How can I use the exported JSON data?

The JSON export includes complete tile counts and positions, which you can import into game engines like Unity or Godot, or use for custom analysis scripts.