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How to Import Espeon Hideout Art

Importing a finished Espeon .hideout file into your hideout.

2 min read 0 views Published November 05, 2026
Tom the Cat hideout art in Path of Exile
Tom the Cat built from real Path of Exile decorations

Once Espeon is generated, the .hideout file only helps if import is done in the matching hideout type.

Importing a finished Espeon .hideout file into your hideout.

The same ideas apply in Path of Exile 1 and Path of Exile 2 unless a step says otherwise.

Build it

  1. Open the POE Hideout Art Generator.
  2. Pick Path of Exile 1 or 2 and the hideout you actually use.
  3. Upload a clean Espeon image with a plain or transparent background.
  4. Start around 100 art size units, then raise size if faces or text look soft.
  5. Preview first. Download the .hideout file only when the silhouette reads clearly.

Import steps

  1. Travel to the matching hideout.
  2. Open Edit Hideout and choose Import.
  3. Select the Espeon .hideout file.
  4. Unlock any skipped decorations listed on the result page, then import again if needed.

Next steps

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