Ditther vs MotionLoom

Ditther lets designers stack retro and graphic effects on photos or short clips in the browser, then export watermark free images at up to 4K.

A future Anica panel can expose After Effects-style controls while preserving the graph underneath.

About Ditther

Ditther is an online photo and video effects editor that runs in the browser with nothing to install. It offers more than 160 effects across pixel art, dithering, ASCII, halftone, glitch, light, print and distortion styles, all rendering live on images or clips up to ten seconds long. Up to five effects can be stacked and reordered, or connected node by node in a Graph view, and each has adjustable controls plus shuffle and remix options. A library of more than 700 backgrounds and saved projects round it out. Exports reach 4K for images and 60 FPS for video, with no watermark. Pro plans add an MCP connection to Claude.

About MotionLoom

A future Anica panel can expose After Effects-style controls while preserving the graph underneath. The same source can be opened, edited, diffed, generated by agents, or compiled by the renderer. Scene graphs render through MotionLoom WASM; native renderer errors are surfaced instead of hidden by a browser fallback. This playground uses a Canvas 2D fallback to demonstrate the graph execution model. The real Anica desktop app runs the same MotionLoom DSL through Rust/WGPU with full GPU compute and video export.