Pixel 2 Prompt

What this is: Pixel 2 Prompt is a small layout encoder. It lets you draw a simple color map on a fixed grid, then converts that grid into a compact prompt packet an LLM can decode.

Why it exists: normal language is weak at exact spatial relationships. The grid gives the LLM a clear row-by-row layout: what is above, below, touching, clustered, isolated, centered, or off to one side.

How to draw: choose an active color, then click a cell. Empty cells become that color. Different-colored cells are overwritten. Clicking a cell that already has the active color clears it back to empty.

Context: the context fields are optional. If Context is ON, filled fields are added to the packet, such as R:blood or B:water. If Context is OFF, the color meanings are left to your conversation with the LLM.

How to read PXV1:

• S is the grid size.
• K is the symbol/color key.
• C is optional color context.
• G is the grid. Rows are separated by commas.
• Read the grid top-to-bottom and left-to-right.
• Each character is one cell. Repeated touching symbols form regions.
• . means empty/base grid space.

Best use: paste the copied packet into a chat and tell the LLM what to do with it, such as “make this into a map,” “use this as a 1-bit icon composition,” or “treat this as a level layout.”