🔗 dither-studio-ayo.vercel.app

I was deep in an exploration last week and kept hitting the same wall: I wanted dithered visuals that moved. Not a dithered still. Not a video with a filter slapped on. The dither itself animating — the grid drifting, the tone breathing under it.

Nothing did that. So I built it.

dither.studio — drop in an image, a GIF or a video clip. It reduces it to a grid, dithers it, and animates the dither. Then you export a loop: GIF, MP4, sprite sheet, or plain text.

What's in it:

→ Ten dither kernels — Bayer, rotated halftone, line screen, blue noise, Floyd–Steinberg, Atkinson → Or paint your own threshold matrix, cell by cell, and watch the image change as you do → Seven motions that layer — drift, wave, ripple, swirl, breathe, scan, shimmer → Keep the photo's own colour, build your own palette, or pull one straight out of the image → ASCII mode, if that's your thing → Every loop is seamless by construction, not by cross-fade

🔗 dither-studio-ayo.vercel.app

I was deep in an exploration last week and kept hitting the same wall: I wanted dithered visuals that moved. Not a dithered still. Not a video with a filter slapped on. The dither itself animating — the grid drifting, the tone breathing under it.

Nothing did that. So I built it.

dither.studio — drop in an image, a GIF or a video clip. It reduces it to a grid, dithers it, and animates the dither. Then you export a loop: GIF, MP4, sprite sheet, or plain text.

What's in it:

→ Ten dither kernels — Bayer, rotated halftone, line screen, blue noise, Floyd–Steinberg, Atkinson → Or paint your own threshold matrix, cell by cell, and watch the image change as you do → Seven motions that layer — drift, wave, ripple, swirl, breathe, scan, shimmer → Keep the photo's own colour, build your own palette, or pull one straight out of the image → ASCII mode, if that's your thing → Every loop is seamless by construction, not by cross-fade