Pixel Dither Studio
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Details for Pixel Dither Studio
Package name
- pixel-dither-studio
License
- MIT
Last updated
- Yesterday - latest/stable
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Error diffusion dithering, halftone screening and retro palette studio
Pixel Dither Studio is a dedicated 1-bit error diffusion, ordered Bayer matrix, circular halftone screening, and retro palette pixel art studio for Linux.
Key Features:
- Error Diffusion & Halftone Lab: Apply authentic Floyd-Steinberg, Atkinson, Sierra-Lite, and Jarvis-Judice-Ninke error diffusion, Ordered Bayer 2x2/4x4/8x8 threshold matrices, or circular newspaper halftone dot screening with live contrast, gamma, and threshold controls.
- 1-Bit & Retro Palettes: Map artwork onto classic 1-Bit Newsprint, 4-Tone GameBoy, CGA, EGA, Nord, Sepia Ink, or custom hex palettes using exact nearest-color Euclidean distance or RGB error diffusion with 1x-4x nearest- neighbor pixel upscale preview.
- Batch Dither & Exporter: Convert entire folders of images into crisp pixel- dithered PNG, GIF, and WebP artwork accompanied by detailed CSV and JSON processing metrics reports.
Disclaimer: Pixel Dither Studio is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by HyperDither.
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