Image-to-HTML

the number of pixels skipped when scanning
slide the slider to adjust the radius from 2 up to 42
the larger the radius the less detailed the image
the default value is 2 (works most of the time)

The flexibility of a pixel match when scanning
The result is evaluated to a number between 0 and 255
the closer to 0 the more colors are identified as unique
The closer to 255 the more numbers are consolidated into one rectangle

The color that gets ignored when parsing the image
Any pixel value (i.e. rgb(0->255, 0->255, 0->255)) within the Color Variability range (the slider above)
of the background color (chosen in this drop-down selector)
e.g: if the color is rgb(25,25,25) and the variability is 10
then anything between rgb(15,15,15) and rgb(35,35,35)

Click the [Analyze Img] buton for a demo
Copy and paste the absolute path to an image file on the internet then click the "Analyze Image" Button to create HTML from the image
Place any image link in the text-input field on the right, and the generator will attempt
to render an html and css webpage that looks like the image
Multiple solid color rectangles works best.
Click the [Analyze Img] button when you have input a filepath you want to analyze