Different icon sizes
Automatic detection evaluates visible regions independently, so one large illustration can sit beside several small UI icons.
Icons often use different sizes, uneven spacing, or overlapping visual margins. Start with automatic detection, review every region, and switch only the crowded or missed icons to precise manual selection.
Automatic detection evaluates visible regions independently, so one large illustration can sit beside several small UI icons.
Rows and columns do not need matching gaps. Review close neighbors because shadows or detached details can bridge two regions.
When two icons touch or one icon contains detached parts, draw an exact box instead of forcing a fixed-grid crop.
Best when every icon has a clear gap and the background is white, black, or another flat color.
Check false detections, neighboring fragments, and small parts before selecting the final result set.
Draw exact regions for exceptions while keeping the automatically detected icons that are already correct.