GEOMETRIC – Geometric Effects for Images and Video
A browser-based art studio that turns images, video and sound into compositions of contours, geometric shapes and digital textures.

Ultrapilled is a browser-based tool for experimental graphics and short animations without a full motion-design suite. Add text, shapes, emoji, icons or your own images, choose a palette and let the composition move. It works well for posters, title cards, social graphics, moodboards and looping visuals for screens. In Physics mode, objects fall, collide and pile up. Adjust gravity, speed and bounciness, grab individual objects or press Space to give the whole pile a bounce. Loop repeats the cycle, making it useful for short animated scenes. Layout mode lets you arrange objects manually with no gravity. Work with overlapping layers, lock objects, add pages and switch to presentation mode. Fonts, color themes, gradients, a grid, shadows, blend modes and effects such as grain and bloom help shape the result. The editor includes Phosphor icons, a shape library, Unsplash photo search and Giphy GIF search. Drag your own SVG, PNG, JPG or GIF files onto the canvas. Built-in templates offer starting points for different moods and compositions. Export PNG, JPG, GIF, MP4 or MOV files, or save a local .pill project to continue later. Image-sequence export is also available. Embedded YouTube clips and uploaded videos do not render as moving footage in exported files; they are replaced with a stand-in. Ultrapilled is free and requires no account. It is designed for desktop browsers; phones and most tablets cannot open the editor. Projects and uploaded files stay in your browser, while exports download to your computer. Save a separate .pill file for work you want to keep.
Original Ultrapilled code and original assets use the MIT License. Your exports are yours and do not require an Ultrapilled credit. Third-party fonts, photos, icons, GIFs, sounds and video retain their own licenses; some template assets require attribution. Check the terms of the elements you use, including for commercial projects.
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