Batch Apply Dithering to Images

Quickly run dithering algorithms on images in batch. Transform your photos into retro-style art with professional error diffusion methods.

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Supports PNG, JPG, WEBP and more. Max 10MB per file.

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Professional Image Dithering Tool

Dithering is a technique used in computer graphics to create the illusion of color depth in images with a limited color palette. By placing pixels of different colors in a specific pattern, the human eye perceives a wider range of colors than are actually present. Our tool brings professional-grade dithering algorithms directly to your browser.

  • Multiple Algorithms: Choose from Floyd-Steinberg, Atkinson, Stucki, and more for varied artistic effects.
  • Custom Color Depth: Control exactly how many colors are used in your dithered image.
  • Privacy First: All image processing happens locally on your device. Your photos are never uploaded to any server.

When to use Dithering?

Retro Gaming Art: Create sprites and backgrounds that mimic the 8-bit or 16-bit console era.

Print Media: Prepare images for newspapers or magazines where color depth might be limited.

Stylized Photography: Add a unique artistic grain and texture to your digital photos.

Web Optimization: Reduce file size by limiting color palettes while maintaining visual quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Floyd-Steinberg dithering?

It is an image dithering algorithm that uses error diffusion, meaning it pushes the residual quantization error of a pixel onto its neighboring pixels, creating a smooth transition between colors.

Does it work with grayscale images?

Yes, you can toggle the Grayscale Dither Effect to convert any image into a high-quality dithered grayscale version.

Is there a limit on file size?

We support images up to 10MB each. For larger files, the processing might be slower depending on your device's performance.

How do I download dithered images?

You can download images individually using the 'Download' button or get all processed images in a single ZIP file using the 'All (ZIP)' button.