Pixel Scan
Pixel brings a unique digital deconstruction and pixelated visual experience to your work, creating a stunning progressive presentation process. Viewers will be captivated by the appearance of each pixel, witnessing the reshaping of media content. Whether used for digital artwork or to highlight technological themes, the Pixel effect adds a distinctive modern feel and creative flair to your work. By adjusting the number of pixels, degree of randomness, and direction of appearance, you can create visual styles ranging from delicate to bold, making your work stand out.
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By enabling the Scale Effect in dark images, the pixels will have the effect of flickering at the edges.
Property Specification
Pixel (1 - 500)
Controls the number and size of pixels. Higher values produce more, smaller pixels, creating a more refined pixelated effect. Note: Using excessively high values may affect performance.
Randomness (0 - 1)
Adjusts the degree of randomness in pixel appearance. Higher values cause pixels to appear in more random locations, increasing visual complexity and irregularity.
Brightness (0 - 10)
Sets the peak brightness of pixels. Controls the maximum brightness that pixels can reach during the animation, affecting the overall visual effect's luminosity and contrast.
Direction (T/R/B/L/TL/TR/BL/BR)
Specifies the direction of pixel appearance. Options include Top (T), Right (R), Bottom (B), Left (L), Top-Left (TL), Top-Right (TR), Bottom-Left (BL), Bottom-Right (BR).
Scale Effect (Yes/No)
Enables or disables the scaling effect. When enabled, the entire media is scaled after each pixel animation is completed. Note: Scaling is based on the original aspect ratio of the media; if the container aspect ratio differs from the media aspect ratio, it may result in image cropping.
Scale Value (0 - 2)
Controls the media scaling factor when Scale Effect is enabled.
