Dither Tool v1.1

Javascript

2023

Dither Tool v1.1 is an interactive web application built with JavaScript (p5.js + lil-gui). It enables users to apply and experiment with various dithering algorithms directly in their browser, in real-time.

Specifically designed for creatives, including digital artists, graphic designers, and enthusiasts of retro aesthetics, the primary goal of this tool is to facilitate the exploration and understanding of dithering. It allows users to manipulate key parameters and visually observe how pixel patterns are generated from continuous tones or gradients.

Built with open-source technologies and released under the MIT License, it encourages free use, modification, and distribution, crediting the original author.

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To interact with the web app please go to the desktop version.

Dither Tool v1.0

Javascript, P5.js
2025

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Dither Tool – Free v1.1 is an interactive web application built with JavaScript (p5.js + lil-gui). It enables users to apply and experiment with various dithering algorithms directly in their browser, in real-time.

Built with open-source technologies and released under the MIT License, it encourages free use, modification, and distribution, crediting the original author.