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TOLGRIM JitterFX

A vibe-coded image processing demo — play it in your browser, no install. PWA web tool for digital artists to apply jitter/hand-drawn effects to images and export loops in WebM/GIF optimized for X (Twitter).

by @Tolgrim-arch · Tolgrim-arch/TOLGRIM-JitterFX on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 1HOSTED ON TOLGRIM-ARCH.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 13 Sep 2026

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WebGL Animation Engine (Jitter / Hand-drawn) for Digital Artists

JitterFX is a client-side web application (PWA) for image processing. It allows illustrators and photographers to upload static images and generate animated loops with a "jitter" or hand-drawn effect, ideal for protecting artworks on social media like Twitter (X).

(Optional: If you open the link on your mobile, the browser will suggest adding it to the home screen. If you do, it will work as a native app without an internet connection).

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