Created by Jérôme Enel-Réhel
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One click, one random combination of effects

Random photo effect: let chance decide

Upload an image, then click “Reshuffle”: Random picks one or two transformations among the site’s tools, with their settings, and sometimes a layer blended on top. A film stock followed by a riso screen, a photo redrawn as contour lines under an iridescent gradient… Each draw shows its recipe. Untick the tools you don’t want, save the draw you like in “My settings” to apply it to all your images, or open it in Connect to fine-tune it block by block.

How it works

  1. Upload your image (or keep the sample photo).
  2. Click “Reshuffle”, or press the space bar, until you find an image you like.
  3. Export it as PNG, SVG or MP4 video, and save the draw in “My settings” to apply it to other images.

What you can do

  • Random draw among 9 of the site’s tools and all their presets
  • The recipe of each draw shown in plain words
  • Choose which tools may come up, one switch per tool
  • Draws can be saved in “My settings” and downloaded as a file
  • Applied as is to any other image
  • “Open in Connect” to fine-tune each block by hand

Examples click to try them

FAQ

How do I reuse a draw on another image?

Save it in “My settings”, in the right-hand column, then upload another image and load the setting: the same combination of effects is applied to it. You can also download the setting as a file to keep or share it.

Can I choose which effects are drawn?

Yes: in “Tools in the draw”, untick the ones you don’t want. Connect is not included, nor is Palette, since it doesn’t transform an image.

Can I edit a draw?

Yes: “Open in Connect” takes the draw, with your image, as linked blocks you can adjust one by one.

Are my images uploaded to the internet?

No, everything is computed in your browser.

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Contact

Missing a tool?

pixisgood grows with every idea. Would you like another generator, a specific feature, or a custom tool for your studio or brand? Write to me: every message is read, and the most requested ideas become the next tools.

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