Glitch Effect
- glitch
- distortion
- rgb shift
- scan lines
- cyberpunk
- photo effect
- static noise
- opencode
- no ratings yet
- New
- installs
- 0
- size
- 27 KB
- version
- v2.0.0
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Description
Tear a photo apart with a digital glitch drawn fully on your phone: shifted horizontal bands, a split red-green-blue channel pass, rolling scan lines and static noise. Dial in intensity, band size, RGB shift and scan lines with drawn sliders, pick a ready-made style like Cyber, VHS tape, Meltdown or Broken TV, or let the app throw a random seed you can re-roll for a fresh corruption. Compare against the original, watch the live animated preview, then save a PNG, share it, and keep every glitch you like in a history shelf. No network, no upload.
Key features
- apply a glitch effect to a photo
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