Transform your images with classic halftone and dithering algorithms. From Floyd-Steinberg to ordered dithering, recreate the aesthetic of early computer graphics and print media.

| Feature | Free | Pro ($19.99) |
|---|---|---|
| Dithering Algorithms | Floyd-Steinberg only | 8+ algorithms (Atkinson, Stucki, Sierra, etc.) |
| Batch Processing | Single images | Process entire folders |
| Export Formats | PNG only | PNG, SVG, TIFF |
| Color Modes | Black & white only | Custom palettes & color quantization |
| Resolution Limit | 2048px max | Unlimited resolution |
| Print Presets | None | Screen printing, risograph, newspaper |
| Custom Halftone Patterns | ✗ | ✓ Dots, lines, custom shapes |
| API Access | ✗ | ✓ Automate workflows |
1-bit graphics underpin everything from vintage Macintosh icons to modern risograph zines. The most popular algorithm, Floyd–Steinberg dithering, diffuses quantisation error across neighbouring pixels to mimic mid-tones with high fidelity—a trick first published in 1976 and still unbeatable for sharp, two-colour output.
Halftone dots scale beautifully on a screen-printing press, where each dot translates to a precise droplet of ink. Whether you're preparing artwork for vinyl cutting, laser engraving, or risograph printing, dithering gives you precise control over how your image translates to physical media.
Download the free version to try Floyd-Steinberg dithering, or upgrade to Pro for advanced algorithms and batch processing.