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THIS FREE BROWSER TOOL LETS YOU BUILD REAL-TIME DITHER ANIMATIONS AND EXPORT THEM AS VIDEO dither is everywhere right now (Spotify, websites, album covers) but every tool for making it is either a Photoshop plugin or some after effects rabbit hole. this one runs in your browser and gives...

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