How to use this image tool
- Select the image file.
- Review the available options and limits.
- Run the tool and inspect the output statistics.
- Download the newly generated result.
Apply Floyd–Steinberg or ordered dithering with an adjustable color level count, preview the pixels, and download a new PNG.
Dithering trades smooth gradients for deliberate pixel patterns. Choose an error-diffusion or ordered pattern and control the number of levels retained per color channel.
The result is calculated from the selected file in this browser session. Large images may use substantial memory.
Uses image formats that the current browser can decode. JPEG, PNG, and WebP have the broadest support. Animated images are read as a single decoded frame.
| Format | Support |
|---|---|
| JPEG / PNG | Broad browser support |
| WebP | Modern browsers |
| GIF | First decoded frame |
No. Processing happens in your browser. The page does not send the selected image to a server.
The browser may not decode that file variant, the file may be damaged, or its pixel dimensions may exceed available memory.
No guarantee is made. Canvas-generated images normally omit original EXIF and other application metadata.
Yes for planning and ordinary printing, but browser rendering does not provide press-grade ICC color management.
The selected files, previews, generated Blob, progress, and temporary object URLs are cleared from the page.
| Step | Browser action |
|---|---|
| Input | Decode locally |
| Output | Create a new Blob |