Apply glitch effects to images
glitch render examples/test.png
glitch render \
--desync-amp 0 \
--scan-height 12 \
--scan-gap 6 \
--wind-onset 0.01 \
--wind-continue 0.2 \
examples/kitten.jpg
Build with cargo build --release.
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To run: glitch render [options] <input image>. The following options are supported:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-n <N>, --number <N> |
Number of images to generate. Subsequent images form a smooth animation |
--color-shift <N> |
Offset color channels. The red channel is offset this many pixels to the left, the green/blue channels are offset to the right. A value of 0 disables the effect |
--scan-height <N> |
Height of scanlines |
--scan-gap <M> |
Height of gap between scanlines. Empty pixels are blurred slightly from pixels above/below. Set to 0 to disable the effect |
--desync-amp <N> |
Amplitude of the sinuoid wave of the desync effect. Set to 0 to disable the effect |
--desync-freq <M> |
Frequency of the sinuoid wave of the desync effect. |
--wind-onset <N> |
Onset chance for the wind effect (stretching single pixels over distance). Set to 0 to disable the effect |
--wind-continue <M> |
Continue chance for the wind effect (higher values result in longer streaks) |
--blocks <M> |
Number of blocks for the block shift effect. Each block is several consecutive lines that are moved somewhat left or right. Set to 0 to disable the effect. |