OpenPose Skeleton
A body-pose map in the style of OpenPose, a real-time multi-person method from Carnegie Mellon researchers published in 2017. Joints and limbs become colored sticks that tell a generator how a person stands.
Spot it
- 01Rainbow-colored limb sticks
- 02Joint dots on black
- 03Stick figure, no body
Why it happens
Locates body keypoints with confidence maps, links them into limbs using part affinity fields that encode direction, and draws each limb as a colored line.
Recreate it in Pixio
Image edit prompt“Convert this image into an OpenPose skeleton map: a pure black background with every visible person reduced to a stick figure, thin colored bones in rainbow hues connecting bright joint dots at shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles, and small face points. No body, clothing or scenery. Keep the original pose and composition recognizable.”
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