license

MIT License

development

if you're interested in adding features, fixing bugs the code, or running the tool on your own server, here are some pointers to help you get familar with the code base.

if you have questions about the code, don't hesitate to open an issue or send me an email.

config.js: all defaults and settings are in here
glitcher.js the main app starting point. all events are hooked up in here.
the app does not use any big dom libraries or app frameworks (like jquery, angular or react)
where possible, the app uses webworkers for complex tasks
all strings that are displayed to the user are located in the lang/ folder. for each language, a different file is created.
the app uses a serviceworker to make it available offline in browsers that support it
the app was built without any preprocessors in mind. using the build script is entirely optional and not required to get

lThe MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Georg Fischer

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With this app, you can glitch your own images by dragging an image into the browser window. Use the sliders in the control panel to alter the glitched parameters. The image updates in real time.
This app corrupts some bytes in an image. Because of the way JPEG encoding works, the corrupted file still shows a corrupted image. It was inspired by soulwire’s experiment in Flash.
This tool was created by Georg. He is always happy to learn about the things that people are creating with his tools. You can follow him on Twitter or explore the source code of this app on GitHub.
If you like this glitch tool, you can check out some of Georg’s other JavaScript experiments.

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After looking at more visual research i though it could be a good idea to create glitch style stencils.
the shapes will either be geometric or bock cut outs similar to what is made when you glitch an
image. I wanted to see what it would look like as a page infornt of one of my images. 
I didn't like it so i didn't use it.