Shredded input
The strips, scrambled. This is all the scanner gets.
Load an image to begin
Reconstruction
What the scanner rebuilt from the scrambled strips.
Result appears here
—seams matched
—reconstructed
Load an image, then hit Rebuild.
How it works: the scanner compares the torn pixel edge of every strip against every other, scoring how well each pair would continue, then chains the best matches into order. Straight talk: rebuilding a scrambled digital image is real and works well — you see the seam-accuracy score it earned. Reconstructing an actual pile of physically shredded paper from a phone photo is a research-grade problem, so this focuses on the version that genuinely works.