AI glitch effect generator

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Add glitch, scan lines and RGB split. One consistent look.

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Nano Banana 2Google DeepMind
Flux 2 ProBlack Forest Labs
ChatGPT Images 2.0OpenAI
Grok ImaginexAI
Recraft V4 ProRecraft
Seedream 5ByteDance

Glitch looks you can add

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Add a glitch effect in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Upload and describe the glitch

    Drop in your image and name the effects and the intensity, such as scan lines with a light RGB split.

  3. 03

    Generate and export

    The glitch look renders onto your image and stays consistent. Rerun to tune the strength, then export.

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Use cases

Music covers and posters

Give a single cover, an album art, or a gig poster a corrupted, high-energy edge. Push datamosh and RGB split for a heavy look, or keep it to scan lines for a subtler retro feel. It is a fast way to land a bold visual identity without hand-building the effect in a photo editor.

Music covers and posters

Thumbnails and social hooks

A glitch treatment grabs attention in a feed or on a video thumbnail. Add a chromatic split and a few corrupted blocks to a still to make it pop, and reuse the same recipe across a series so your thumbnails share one recognisable look.

Thumbnails and social hooks

Cyberpunk and retro-tech scenes

Lean into a CRT, VHS, or cyberpunk aesthetic with scan lines, flicker, and tracking noise layered over your image. Great for game art, sci-fi mood pieces, and retro-tech branding where the glitch is the whole point of the style.

Cyberpunk and retro-tech scenes

A consistent glitch set

When you need several images in one treatment, describe the same glitch recipe for each and the look carries across the set. Covers, chapter cards, or ad frames end up sharing a deliberate style, which reads far better than a mix of one-off effects.

A consistent glitch set

Prompt examples

Portrait with scan lines and a subtle RGB split applied

Scan lines and RGB split

Add horizontal scan lines and a subtle RGB channel split to this portrait, keep the face clearly readable underneath the effect

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Album cover with heavy datamosh smearing and block corruption

Heavy datamosh

Add heavy datamosh smearing and block corruption to this album cover, streaked colours pulling to the right, abstract but the title still visible

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Landscape with vertical pixel-sorting streaks bleeding downward

Pixel sort streaks

Add vertical pixel-sorting streaks to this landscape, colours bleeding downward from the bright areas, glitchy digital texture

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Photo with VHS tracking noise and CRT flicker warping

VHS tracking

Add VHS tracking noise and CRT flicker to this photo, warped horizontal bands and slight colour bleed, retro analog look

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City night shot with a neon cyberpunk glitch treatment

Cyberpunk banner

Add a cyberpunk glitch treatment to this city night shot, neon chromatic split, scan lines, corrupted blocks along the edges

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Product photo with a light glitch accent and thin RGB split

Subtle accent

Add a light glitch accent to this product photo, a thin RGB split on the edges and a faint scan line overlay, keep it clean and premium

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Your complete glitch and effects stack

Models

Nano Banana 2, Flux 2 Pro, ChatGPT Images, Grok Imagine, Recraft, Seedream, and more. Swap models when a glitch needs a cleaner texture.

AI filter

Apply a broader set of looks and colour grades to a photo, when you want a treatment beyond glitch effects.

AI style transfer

Push an image into a specific art style by supplying a reference, to pair with or go beyond a glitch look.

Image to image

Upload an image and render a new treatment onto it, the method behind a consistent glitch effect.

Simple pricing

Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.

Basic

$9/ month
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$24/ month
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$45/ month
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$170/ month
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FAQs

What does the glitch effect generator do?
It applies a glitch look to an image you upload, with effects like datamosh smearing, scan lines, RGB channel split, pixel sorting, and VHS artefacts. You describe the intensity and the style you want, and Morphic renders the look onto your image while keeping the subject readable underneath the effect.
What glitch styles can I add?
Datamosh and block corruption, horizontal scan lines and CRT flicker, RGB or chromatic split, pixel sorting streaks, VHS tracking noise, and clean digital displacement. You can combine a few in one prompt, such as scan lines with a subtle RGB split, and dial the strength from a light accent to a heavy corrupted look.
Can I keep the effect consistent across a set?
Yes. Describe the same glitch recipe for each image and the generator applies a matching look, so a series of covers, thumbnails, or frames shares one consistent treatment. That consistency is what makes a glitch set read as a deliberate style rather than random noise.
Does it work on video clips too?
You apply the look to images here. To glitch a moving clip, take the treated frames onto the Compose timeline, where you assemble and time the footage, so the glitch reads across the shot. For a single image, everything happens on the canvas from upload to export.
Will my subject still be recognisable?
That is up to you. A light pass keeps the subject clearly readable with the glitch as an accent, while a heavy pass leans into corruption for an abstract look. Because you set the intensity in the prompt, you can push it as far as the design needs and rerun until it lands.
Do I need to sign up?
You can browse the examples without an account. To add a glitch effect to your own image, a free account takes under a minute, and then you upload, describe the look, and export from the same canvas.

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