Preset library
Impossible shape gallery
Browse curated impossible-shape examples, then open any item in the detector. The library includes triangles, blivets, impossible cubes, Penrose stairs, squares, frames, stars, patterns, symbolic shapes, and baseline possible solids. Except for the visible-edge cube and box baselines, gallery examples are expected to analyze as impossible.
What you can try
Start with a clean Penrose triangle or impossible trident, then compare it with cube and box baselines. Gallery examples are meant for visual exploration, not formal proof.
How to use the gallery
Pick an example, open it in the detector, and compare the verdict reasons with what your eye sees: prong conflicts, depth loops, strange boxes, or ambiguous shaded artwork.
Analyze examples
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License standard
Gallery examples are selected from permissive public sources or original site artwork. Source notes are shown so visitors can understand where an example came from.