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Organic Growth

Dendritic coral and frost branching outward from the image's own structure.

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Family
DISTORT
Availability
Free — no signup
Controls with options
3

Growth from a seed

A branching structure grows outward from seeds placed by the image. Each branch sticks where it meets another, which is how frost and coral grow in nature, so the form comes out organic.

Where the seeds come from

Bright takes the seeds from the light areas, so growth spreads from the highlights. Edges takes them from the lines in the picture, so the branches follow the contours. Noise scatters the seeds at random, giving an even, frost-like spread.

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.

Seed
BrightEdgesNoise
Avoid
BrightDarkNearFar
Height From
GrowthGrowth + ToneGrowth + Depth
  • Reaction–DiffusionA Gray–Scott reaction–diffusion simulation seeded by your image, with curated feed/kill presets for spots, stripes, worms, mitosis, coral and chaos.
  • MetaballDepth points scattered into a volumetric density field and raymarched as an isosurface — blobs that genuinely fuse where they meet, with capsule connectors, cast shadows and ambient occlusion.
  • Physarum Slime MouldThe Jones slime-mould model run for real — a quarter of a million agents sense, turn, move and deposit until a transport network grows out of your image, because the picture is the food map.

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