Image data mosh/glitch processing tool
Add block shifting, horizontal slicing, RGB separation, afterimage, and noise to the image to create a data mosh-like glitch image.
Drop PNG/JPEG/WebP/BMP images
or click to choose one file
Settings
- File size
- Image size
- Format
Previews are displayed at a maximum of 960px to reduce load. The selected output size will be used when saving.
The image you created will be displayed here.
About this tool
Create a data mosh-like still image by combining multiple visual effects onto Canvas without destroying the compressed data of the original image.
Features
- PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP images
- Block shift, horizontal slice, RGB separation, afterimage, noise, pixel expansion
- Reproducing results with seeds, saving PNG/JPEG/WebP
How to use
- Select or drop one image.
- Adjust the effect with presets or individual settings.
- Choose a format and size, create and save your image.
Limitations
- This is not a true data mosh that destroys the bytes of a compressed file, but a visual representation using Canvas.
- Additional information: CPU
- Save
About this tool
You can add glitch expressions to still images without destroying the compressed data and generate images that can be used for SNS posts, designs, and video materials.
Features
- PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP images
- Block shift, horizontal slice, RGB separation, afterimage, noise, pixel expansion
- Presets, random settings, reproduction seeds, PNG/JPEG/WebP storage
How to use
- Select or drop one image.
- Adjust effects with presets or individual settings and compare the original image with the processed preview.
- Select the output format, quality, and size, create a processed image, and save it to your device.
Limitations
- It is not a method that destroys the compressed byte string of the image, but a visual data mosh expression using Canvas.
- Additional information: CPU
- Metadata such as EXIF of the original image is not carried over to the output image.
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