ivo3d FX — plug-in help

After Effects / Premiere Pro · Windows (macOS coming)

Four plug-ins, one look-and-feel: deterministic, resolution-aware raster effects that run on the CPU, support 8/16/32 bpc and Multi-Frame Rendering, and keyframe like any native effect. Pick a plug-in below for its full manual, or start with Installation.

The manuals on this site are the same text that ships with the plug-ins.

GIF Dither

GIF Dither turns any footage into the classic dither look: the crunchy ordered raster of early GIFs, 1-bit Macintosh screens, Game Boy and C64 graphics, the organic grain of error diffusion (Floyd-Steinberg, Atkinson and friends — with full control over the famous "crawling worms") — or, with the ...

Quadtree

Quadtree recursively splits the image into squares: flat areas stay as big blocks, detailed areas break down into smaller and smaller cells. The result is the classic "adaptive mosaic" look — architectural grids that breathe with the picture, faces that crystallise out of squares, data-viz style ...

PixelRun

PixelRun is a pixel sorter. It rules the layer into parallel bands, picks out the stretches of each band that the picture itself nominates — the highlights, the shadows, a channel, or a noise field — and re-orders the pixels inside each of those stretches by brightness, hue, saturation, ...

RuttEtra

Scan-line relief in the spirit of the classic Rutt/Etra video synthesizer: the image is rebuilt from lines (or a grid, or a dot lattice), and each line is pushed sideways by the local luminance — bright areas raise the "terrain".