Create Digital Glitch Effects with RGB Shifts and Distortion

The digital glitch effect simulates digital video corruption with RGB channel splits, horizontal slice shifts, data corruption blocks, and noise. It creates the chaotic, fragmented aesthetic of digital artifacts and transmission errors.

The algorithm separates RGB channels and shifts them independently (±10px), creates 3-5 random horizontal slice shifts (5-30px tall, ±60px offset every 8 frames), adds 2-6 random colored corruption blocks every 12 frames, and applies 3% random noise to all pixels.

RGB channel separation creates chromatic aberration, horizontal slicing mimics codec errors, random colored blocks simulate data corruption, and periodic bursts (not every frame) create the characteristic "digital error" feel.

Yes, completely secure. All glitch processing happens entirely in your browser using Canvas API pixel manipulation. Your video never leaves your device and is never uploaded to any server.

Use it for cyberpunk content, music videos, glitch art, error aesthetics, tech/hacker themes, corrupted data visuals, experimental videos, or adding chaotic digital energy to footage.