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100% Completion Mosaic Generator

Every game you have taken to 100%, platinum or not, arranged into one image you can style, export and share.

Start with a PSN ID

No sign-in and no PlayStation account linking. The PSN ID only needs to have trophies set to public.

A platinum is not the only way to finish a PlayStation game. Plenty of trophy lists have no platinum at all — most PS Vita and smaller PS4 titles, and every game whose DLC packs sit outside the base list — and finishing one of those is invisible on a platinum mosaic. This generator builds the mosaic from completion instead: every game on the profile where every single trophy in the set has been earned.

That makes it a different picture of the same profile. Games you 100%'d without a platinum finally show up, and games where you popped the platinum but left the DLC unfinished do not, because the set is not complete. It is the stricter list, and for a lot of hunters it is the more honest one.

The mosaic is built from public trophy data, so there is nothing to install and no account to link. Enter a PSN ID, the completed games come back, and the grid appears. Every setting after that lives in the sidebar and updates the mosaic instantly.

When it looks right, the download button exports the mosaic as a high resolution PNG sized for forum posts, Discord, Reddit or a profile banner. Your settings are stored in your own browser and kept separate from the platinum mosaic, so the two can be styled differently.

How it works
  1. Enter a PSN ID with trophies set to public and start the mosaic.
  2. Open the sidebar and adjust layout, sorting, filters, colors and tile styling until the mosaic looks the way you want.
  3. Press the download button in the top right to save a PNG of the finished mosaic.
What you can customize
  • Layout — column count, spacing between tiles, icon size, and an auto-size option that squares off the grid.
  • Sorting and grouping — order by completion date, game name or platform in either direction, shuffle, drag tiles into a custom order, or group them into rows by year or console.
  • Filtering — narrow the mosaic by year, month, platform or completion number, search by title, and hide individual games you would rather leave out.
  • Tile artwork — the game's own cover art on every tile, with borders, corner radius and per-tile color overrides.
  • Tile text — show the game name, platform, the date you completed it and its completion number, with control over size, weight, color, order and truncation.
  • Profile header — an optional header with the avatar, PSN ID, level, completed game count and full trophy counts, in several layouts and with its own colors.
  • Background — a solid color or a gradient behind the whole mosaic, with the watermark adapting so it stays readable.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a 100% completed game?

A game where you have earned every trophy in its list, which is the 100% PlayStation itself reports for the title. That includes DLC trophies, since they are part of the set. A game with no platinum trophy counts exactly the same as one with a platinum — what matters is that nothing is left unearned.

How is this different from the platinum mosaic?

The platinum mosaic shows the games where you earned the platinum trophy. This one shows the games where you earned everything. The two lists overlap but neither contains the other: a platinum game with unfinished DLC is missing here, and a game with no platinum at all can only appear here.

Why is there no rarity on the tiles?

Rarity on the platinum mosaic is the earned rate of the platinum trophy itself. A completion has no single trophy behind it, and many of these games have no platinum to read a rate from, so the rarity options are left out of this tool rather than shown with a number that would not mean anything.

What date is shown on a tile?

The date of the most recent trophy you earned in that game, which for a completed game is the moment it reached 100%. Sorting and grouping by date use the same value.

Why is a game I completed missing?

Trophies have to be synced from the console to PSN before they are visible, and the PSN privacy settings have to allow trophies to be seen. Also check the sidebar filters, since an active year, platform or count filter hides tiles that do not match. If a game sits at 99% because of an untouched DLC pack, it is not complete and will not appear.

Are my settings shared with the platinum mosaic?

No. Each mosaic keeps its own saved settings in your browser, so restyling one leaves the other exactly as you had it. Neither is ever sent to a server, and clearing site data resets both.

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