You are probably looking for this: https://aware.dev/tools/img2brs

Features

• Convert .jpg and .png to Brickadia save files.
• (Advanced) Create vertical and horizontal
• (Advanced) Customize brick size
• (Advanced) Customize brick type
• (Advanced) Customize brick materials

Simple Usage

Install the latest version of img2brs:

Drag and drop the image you want to convert onto img2brs

Advanced Usage

Advanced usage for customizing the save requires modifying shortcut target or using the command line.

  Usage: img2brs [options] [filepath]

  Options:

    -v,  --vertical       false
    -s,  --size           "5 5 2"
    -b,  --brick_type     0
    -m,  --material       0
    -ra, --remove_alpha   false
    -o,  --offset         "0 0 0"

Vertical

If vertical recieves anything other than "true" it will be false.

Size

• Must be in the format "x y z" (with quotes).
• x and y must be a multiple of 5.
• z must be a multiple of 2.

Current available brick_type values

0. DefaultBrick
1. DefaultTile

Current available material values

0. Plastic
1. Glow
2. Metallic
3. Hologram

Remove Alpha (Transparent) bricks

If an image has a pixel with its alpha value < 255, a brick will not be made for it.

Offset

• Must be in the format "x y z" (with quotes).
• Uses microshift units.
• A 1x1 plate is 10 units wide and 4 units tall.
• A 1x1 brick is 10 units wide and 12 units tall.

Examples

To create an image vertically.

C:\path\to\img2brs> img2brs --vertical true ./path/to/image.png 

To create an image with glowing material.

C:\path\to\img2brs> img2brs --material 1 true ./path/to/image.png 

To create an image vertically, made out of 2x2x2 tile cubes with a metallic material.

C:\path\to\img2brs> img2brs --vertical true --size "10 10 10" -b 1 -m 2 ./path/to/image.png 

This fails to load bricks because the size is incorrect. The first 2 values must be multiples of 5 and the last a multiple of 2.

C:\path\to\img2brs> img2brs --size "1 1 1" ./path/to/image.png 

Using a Shortcut

1. Right click img2brs.exe
2. Click "Create shortcut"
3. Right click the new shortcut
4. Under "Target" you should see something along the lines of C:\path\to\img2brs.exe
5. Add the options so it looks something like:

C:\path\to\img2brs.exe --vertical true --size "10 10 10" --brick_type 1 --material 2

6. Now you can drag and drop images onto the shortcut and it will use these options

WebAssembly Usage

1. Run wasm-pack build to generate a JavaScript package