Platinum Trophy Mosaic Generator

Every platinum trophy you have earned, arranged into one image you can style, export and share — the platinum wall, built from a PSN ID.

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 trophy is the last thing you unlock in a PlayStation game, and for most hunters the list of them is the real record of how they have played. The mosaic generator takes that list and lays every platinum out as a grid of tiles, using either the game's cover art or its platinum trophy icon, so years of hunting fit into a single picture.

Hunters call the result a trophy wall, a platinum wall or just a plat wall, and it is the same thing this tool builds: one grid where every tile is a game you finished, sized and styled however you want it. Nothing is hung on an actual wall — the wall is the image, and it goes in a forum signature, a Discord post or a profile banner.

The mosaic is built from public trophy data, so there is nothing to install and no account to link. Enter a PSN ID, wait for the platinums to stream in, and the grid appears. Every setting after that lives in the sidebar and updates the mosaic instantly, including while the data is still loading.

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, so the next visit picks up where you left off.

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 earned date, rarity, game name or platform in either direction, drag tiles into a custom order, or group them into rows by year.
  • Filtering — narrow the mosaic by year, month, platform, rarity or rank, search by title, and hide individual platinums you would rather leave out.
  • Tile artwork — switch between game cover art and the platinum trophy icon, toggle the transparent icon background, and add borders or a glow pulled from the artwork.
  • Tile text — show the game name or the platinum's own trophy name, plus platform, rarity percentage and earned date, with control over size, weight, color, order and truncation.
  • Profile header — an optional header with the avatar, PSN ID, level, platinum 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

Is this a trophy wall or platinum wall generator?

Yes — trophy wall, platinum wall and plat wall all describe the same thing this page makes: every platinum on a PSN ID laid out as one grid image. The mosaic is the wall, and you can build it from cover art or from platinum trophy icons, then download it as a PNG.

Do I need to sign in to generate a mosaic?

No. PlatHub reads the public trophy data attached to a PSN ID. You never link your PlayStation account or enter a password.

Why is a platinum I earned missing from the mosaic?

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 rarity filter hides tiles that do not match.

Are my mosaic settings saved?

Yes. Settings are kept in your browser's local storage, so returning to the mosaic restores the layout, colors and filters you last used. They are never sent to a server, and clearing site data resets them.

What size is the exported image?

The export matches the mosaic on screen and is scaled up for a sharp result, with a safety limit so very large collections still export instead of running out of browser memory. Bigger collections take longer to render, so give the download a few seconds.

Does the mosaic work on mobile?

Yes. The sidebar collapses into a sheet on small screens and the mosaic itself scrolls, though a wide mosaic with many columns is easier to fine-tune on a desktop.

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