100% In-Browser Canvas Dither Studio

Image & Video Dither Studio

Apply Floyd-Steinberg, Bayer matrix, Halftone, Atkinson 1-bit, and ASCII retro dithering algorithms to your images and videos live in your browser.

Media Source



Pixel Art Scale / Resolution2x
Contrast Adjustment0
Brightness Offset0
Error Diffusion Strength100%

Dither Output Preview

Download & Export Actions

100% Client-Side Privacy Guarantee: All dithering calculations run locally in your web browser memory. Your images and videos are never sent to any external server.

What is Dithering in Digital Media?

Dithering is a classic digital graphics technique used to approximate color gradients and continuous shaded textures when using restricted color palettes (such as 1-bit monochrome, Game Boy 4-color olive screens, CGA, or Commodore 64 colors).

By positioning small patterns of contrasting pixels or halftone dots next to each other, the human eye perceives intermediate shades that do not exist in the physical palette, producing retro pixel art graphics popularized in Macintosh computers, early arcade games, and modern cyberpunk art styles.

Supported Dithering Algorithms & Effects

Floyd-Steinberg

Classic 75% error diffusion algorithm distributing quantization error to neighboring right, down-left, down, and down-right pixels for smooth organic stippling.

Halftone Dot Screen

Simulates CMYK newspaper print matrices with circular halftone dot clusters that adjust diameter based on localized pixel brightness.

ASCII Text Matrix

Translates pixel luminance into ASCII characters (`.:-=+*#%@` or `░▒▓█`) for vintage terminal computer aesthetics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this dither studio completely free to use?

Yes, 100% free with unlimited image and video dithering export options with zero watermarks.

Are my uploaded files stored on your server?

No. HTML5 Canvas processing and video frame dithering execute 100% locally on your computer.

How do I copy ASCII text output?

Select ASCII Blocks or ASCII Character Matrix algorithm, then click "Copy ASCII Text Grid to Clipboard" under Export Actions.