Dozens of image processing demos, each running live on its creator's own site: some of them vibe-coded with AI, all of them playable in your browser with nothing to install. Press a card to play one on its own page, or start the cruise to ride through them one after another.
Bring a photo and break it beautifully: glitch it, halftone it, paint it stroke by stroke, weave it into string art or turn it into ASCII. These are image toys and small studios that run entirely in your browser tab.
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Most of these process images locally with canvas or WebGL and never send them anywhere, and many say so up front. Each project runs on its creator's own site, so its README is the place to confirm.
Usually, yes. Many have their own export for PNG, SVG, GIF or video. On VibeCruiser you can also save the project to your garage to find it again.
The image is drawn to a canvas, then code reads and rewrites its pixels: sampling colors, shifting rows, thresholding into dots. WebGL or WebGPU versions do the same thing on the graphics card, fast enough for live video.