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Creytix LaserMural

Paint-by-numbers, projected by laser.

Paint-by-numbers murals guided by laser projection, with DXF export for the industrial laser projector that's actually on hand.

The laser shows you exactly where to paint.

What it does for you

  1. DXF, because that's what the hardware takes

    The real industrial laser projector this was built for has no ILDA input — DXF (one layer per color, in millimeters) is the format it actually accepts.

  2. Projected, not printed

    Guides project directly onto the wall instead of requiring a printed stencil.

  3. Guided step-by-step

    A guided-paint mode walks through one color at a time with area/dark-to-light/light-to-dark ordering, not just a single static overlay.

Capabilities

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  • Paint-by-numbers guide generation

    The real industrial laser projector this was built for has no ILDA input — DXF (one layer per color, in millimeters) is the format it actually accepts.

  • Laser projection guidance with keystone calibration

    Guides project directly onto the wall instead of requiring a printed stencil.

  • DXF export (one layer per color, mm)

    A guided-paint mode walks through one color at a time with area/dark-to-light/light-to-dark ordering, not just a single static overlay.

  • ILDA export for hobby galvo lasers

    The real industrial laser projector this was built for has no ILDA input — DXF (one layer per color, in millimeters) is the format it actually accepts.

  • Guided step-by-step paint mode

    Guides project directly onto the wall instead of requiring a printed stencil.

  • Phone remote control

    A guided-paint mode walks through one color at a time with area/dark-to-light/light-to-dark ordering, not just a single static overlay.

Proof, not adjectives

Full pipeline verified in-browser
Image-to-outline pipeline, ILDA file structure, SVG parsing, and projector keystone warp have each been checked end-to-end.
Built for a real, owned laser
Output targets a Virtek LPS-7H industrial templating projector, which accepts DXF import but not ILDA — the export format follows the hardware, not the other way around.
Phone remote for layer control
A phone remote page switches projected layers and tracks guided-paint steps live.

Built with Creytix, on Creytix

This page itself was produced by the platform it describes — the same design tokens, module pipeline, and review gates used for every Creytix client site. Nothing here is a mockup of the product; it is the product.