image to wpap converter

The WPAP image converter analyzes a bitmap input to produce a polygon-based representation with bold color blocks that resemble the WPAP style. It detects edges, clusters colors into a constrained palette, and subdivides the image into planar facets. This process preserves dominant color relationships while delivering a high-contrast, poster-ready composition. The tool targets designers, illustrators, and marketing teams seeking a consistent WPAP aesthetic across multiple assets. Core features include adjustable palette_size and region_count, optional symmetry, and both raster (PNG) and vector (SVG) outputs to support different downstream workflows. Conceptually, the method treats image regions as facets, assigns a representative color from a limited palette, and ensures facet boundaries align with detected features for a crisp, polygonal look. The result is scalable for print and digital media and suitable for quick concept exploration or final artwork. Unique value lies in reproducibility, speed, and the ability to vary stylization through simple parameters while maintaining a distinct WPAP signature. Use cases include social media visuals, album art, branding posters, and character studies.