Dither Effect Online

Dithering recreates tonal transitions with visible pixel patterns rather than smooth gradients. It is one of the most useful retro-image treatments because it can feel photographic, game-like, or print-adjacent depending on how you use it.

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Why use it?

Dither works well when you want lo-fi texture, controlled tonal breakup, or a more obviously processed image base for posters and motion work.

Where it fits in Ditther

In Ditther, dither becomes more powerful once it is combined with duotone, type, gradients, and layered composition rather than treated like an isolated effect.