Settings

This is the where the fun begins, this is the second page of the Menu.

Let's understand the options:

Export Format

This option is an intermediate step in which it converts the image file to a different format so that you can get different results with different formats. This blog-post shows how different formats give different results. The "Copy" option doesn't do this intermediate step, you can use any type of image if you use this

Note: The default converter can only convert to some standard formats, if you want to use other formats then just convert the original image using any third-party converter and use the "Copy" option for it.

Modes

These are some different techniques for the corruption process.

• change - Change bytes in chunk to random values.
• reverse - Reverse order of bytes in chunk.
• repeat - Repeat first X bytes of chunk throughout the chunk.
• remove - Remove the chunk entirely.
• zero - Make the chunk all zeroes.
• insert - Insert random chunk of data at a random point.
• replace - Replace chunk with a chunk of random data.
• move - Remove a chunk from one position to another.

Options/Sliders

• Amount - Amount of random changes. Can be in a range, like '1-10'.
• Seed - Seed to use for random/
• Bytes - Amount of bytes to change each change.
• Repeat width -Amount of bytes to repeat.

Output File

Here you can choose the export file name.

If you select replace, then the output file will be replaced whenever you glitched it, otherwise it will automatically set to new file name and then save it.

Randomizer

This button can help you to generate random results by randomly adjusting the sliders/modes.

Glitch It

After selecting the options, you can simply click this button and get your result. The process will be super quick so you can generate lots of images.