MazeImager

MazeImager

Curve Maze Art from Photo

3 ratings
6 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 26 Apr 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 22, 2015
  • August 1, 2022
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About

Transform photos into unique curve maze art. This app binarizes images to generate mazes along outlines, offering customization options for digital art and photo decoration. Export in various formats, including transparent PNG and scalable vector files.

Automatic curve maze generation from photos
Maze domain modification
Route search feature
New maze types (Reciprocating, Roundness)
Apply original color to maze walls
JPEG, PNG, SVG, PDF export options
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What's New in MazeImager

2.7

August 1, 2022

"Personal Segmentation" feature is added to "Modify domain".

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In-App Purchases

$0.99

PNG Image Export

PNG Image Export function will be enabled. An image with transparent background can be got, since PNG can include an alpha plane.

User reviews

Disappointed

I believe I counted 6 different in-app add-ons totaling about $16. Many of the effects seen in the promo pics were using add-ons.

What you get is an AI that divides the picture into light and dark areas. The maze is built in the one of your choice: the light area or the dark. If the area of a rose is deemed to have 6 different light and dark areas, you can’t fix that without purchasing an add-on.

If you use the demo pic, many functions unlock for the demo. Use your own pic and that functionality goes away.

I love both mazes and photography. I really wanted this to work. You should know you are buying a minimized software with a built-in-demo.
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Bought all the functionality. Worth it.

Five out of five.

RIP OFF!!!

You pay for the app, download it, then nearly every parameter you try and tweak or select prompts you to ‘utilise in-app purchase’. Total rip-off!!! The app is useless without paying for it fully and you wouldn't know this until making the initial payment which would lead you to believe you’ve purchased the app.
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Disappointed

Won't put a maze over my whole photo. The part that has the maze over it doesn't even look like the picture. 😔

Interesting

Its good to start with but one quickly grows bored of it 😕

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FAQ

What is MazeImager?

MazeImager is an automatic curve maze generator that converts photos into maze art. It binarizes images to create curves along outlines, which are then formed into mazes.

What export formats does MazeImager support?

MazeImager supports JPEG export by default. After an in-app purchase, users can export in PNG (with alpha channel for transparency), SVG, and PDF formats, which are vector images.

Can I modify the generated mazes?

Yes, the maze domain can be modified using paint-like tools. Additionally, new features allow for adjusting maze corner roundness and end point of maze walls.

Does MazeImager have a route search feature?

Yes, a route search feature was added in version 1.9. This allows users to find paths within the generated mazes.

What is the age rating for MazeImager?

MazeImager has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

How often is MazeImager updated?

The latest version, 2.7, was released on August 1, 2022. Previous updates introduced features like route search and new maze types, indicating active development.

What devices is MazeImager compatible with?

MazeImager is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How do I credit MazeImager when publishing content?

When publishing content with maze images or data generated by MazeImager, you should include a credit notation like "Maze generated by MazeImager" or use the #MazeImager hashtag.