Changes apply as you pick. Keep experimenting.
After-print overlays keep their own colours in image and animation exports. Wobble transfer uses a combined print layer while they are visible, so those colours stay intact. Plain text exports leave them out.
The moving reveal travels across your print and back in GIFs and PNG sequences. Wobble receives the finished print as flattened frames, ready to draw over.
Save your current project first if you want to keep it. New pages can also be undone.
Print style and inks stay as you left them. Mark size is measured at the print resolution, which you can change in Print. Page sizes match Wobble. Resize the paper later in Layers without stretching your artwork.
Changes the workspace colours only. Your artwork keeps its own inks.
Bring a picture, some words or a moving sketch. Try a print style, mix a few inks, and see where it takes you. The little drawings under Try it are a good place to start.
Scroll over the page to zoom. Choose Pan (H) and drag, or use the middle mouse button. Press 0 to fit the page again. In Layers, click a picture or text layer to select it, drag inside to move it, drag a corner to resize, or use the round handle to rotate. Hold Shift for straight moves or 15° turns.
New gives you a fresh page. Change its size later in Layers → The sheet underneath. Layers keep their size; the paper crops what you see without deleting the artwork beyond its edges.
Save keeps the whole project as .jagodither. A recipe keeps settings only. Export PNGs, GIFs, frame sequences, a before/after comparison or a Wobble project. Typewriter club also exports text. There is no automatic project backup, so save anything you want to keep.
In Layers, choose + Overlay for stars, sparkles, soft lights or dust. Its own settings appear just below the layer name. Use Before dithering for printed texture, or After dithering for clean colour above the print. For a custom drawing, make it in Wobble and use Send to studio.
Created by Cameron Jago Lis Illustrates.
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Support is optional and helps Cameron develop Jago Dither Studio. All the print and animation tools stay free.
Your pictures are processed on your device. No accounts or uploads. If you make something with it, I'd love to see it!
All the tools are free, and the source is available under the MIT License.
Version 1.1.1 · Windows & browser. Save your prints and layers as .jagodither projects.
Microsoft WebView2 licences and notices are included with the Windows app. See Credits.md for credits.