Cleaning a Mario Image Before Hideout Conversion
Preparing a Mario image so the generator keeps a clean silhouette.
A few minutes of image prep usually beats regenerating Mario five times.
Preparing a Mario image so the generator keeps a clean silhouette.
The same ideas apply in Path of Exile 1 and Path of Exile 2 unless a step says otherwise.
Build it
- Open the POE Hideout Art Generator.
- Pick Path of Exile 1 or 2 and the hideout you actually use.
- Upload a clean Mario image with a plain or transparent background.
- Start around 100 art size units, then raise size if faces or text look soft.
- Preview first. Download the
.hideoutfile only when the silhouette reads clearly.
Prep checklist
- Crop tight to Mario.
- Remove busy backgrounds.
- Prefer flat colours over heavy gradients.
- Export PNG with transparency when you can.
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