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Displace Tear

Hard structural tearing: slabs, blocks and rows of the picture shifted apart.

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Family
GLITCH
Availability
Free — no signup
Controls with options
2

Structure, not noise

The picture is cut into slices, blocks or rows, and each piece is shifted by its own amount. The cut lines are hard, which is what separates a tear from a soft distortion. Wrap or clamp decides what happens at the seam.

Three cuts and where they land

Slice tears long horizontal slabs. Block makes rectangular chunks. Row shifts single lines, the scan of a bad tape. Apply To chooses where the tear is allowed: the whole image, only the edges, or only the flat areas.

Every option, from the app

Generated from the registry the app publishes, so this list is whatever the current build actually ships — not a copy of it.

Mode
SliceBlockRow
Apply To
Whole ImageEdgesFlats
  • Pixel SortA true per-span pixel sort along rows or columns, bounded by luma thresholds — sortable by luma, brightness, hue, saturation or a single RGB channel.
  • DatabendDatamosh-style buffer corruption in six modes — block smears, bitplane damage, bit-shifts, header skew, channel splits and byte swaps.
  • Domain WarpIrreducible, marbled, organic distortion: the picture pushed through layers of noise.

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