Free Cubism Filter Online | Faceted Planes & Multiple Views

它是如何运作的

Open PictorX in your browser and load a portrait or figure photo.
Choose Cubism, then adjust Facet Size, Perspectives, Flattening, Contour, and Contrast.
Export the faceted look, or keep editing with layers and other effects in the same workspace.

Why faceted planes read as Cubism

Analytic Cubism broke subjects into interlocking geometric facets and showed more than one viewpoint at once. Facet Size sets how large those planes feel; Perspectives increases viewpoint fragmentation; Flattening pushes depth toward a shallow relief.

Facet Size, Perspectives, Flattening, Contour, and Contrast

Facet Size (about 8–200) controls plane scale. Perspectives (0–100) adds multi-view shatter. Flattening (0–100) compresses depth. Contour strengthens plane edges. Contrast strengthens edge punch between overlapping planes.

Privacy and keep editing

Processing stays in your browser—photos are not uploaded to PictorX servers for this filter. After Cubism, continue with layers, text, Mixed Media, Vincent van Gogh, or export.

常见问题

What does the Cubism filter do?

It rebuilds a photo as geometric facets with multiple viewpoints—inspired by Analytic Cubism, not a copy of a museum painting. Facet Size, Perspectives, Flattening, Contour, and Contrast shape the look.

Is this a real Picasso or Braque?

No. It is a digital Cubism-inspired effect for your own photos. Authentic Cubist works stay in museums and collections.

What photos work best?

Portraits, figures, and still lifes with clear structure. Soft backgrounds become broader planes; faces and edges keep readable geometry.

Can I keep editing after Cubism?

Yes. Continue with layers, text, other artistic looks, or export from the same PictorX workspace. Nothing is uploaded for this on-device filter.