Type a word or upload a photo: the generator slices it into a grid (square, round, diamond, hexagonal, brick, rows, columns, radial or fan) and offsets each fragment. The offset follows the field of your choice: the center, a point you place with the mouse, organic noise, a wave or the very texture of the text or image. Print it all in two or three overlapping inks, like a risograph, for posters, covers, visual identities or animated visuals.
Yes: upload a TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 file from the Font section, or drop it straight onto the preview. It is also embedded in SVG exports.
Yes. In text mode, the letters stay editable text in Illustrator (the font must be installed on your computer).
In the Inks section, switch to 2 or 3 inks and pick a color pair. Misregistration shifts each ink slightly, and the offset spread breaks each one up a little differently, like a print made in several passes.
Set up the Animation section (movement, ripple or field evolution), choose the 4:5 or 9:16 format in the export panel, then click “Export video”.
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