I made dither.edit() with a simple intention: to make dithering feel approachable, especially for designers who don’t want to wrestle with overly technical tools.

Dithering has always had this raw, expressive quality, but the tools around it often feel built for engineers rather than creatives. I wanted to shift that. Instead of complex settings and jargon, the focus is on clarity, quick feedback, and a more intuitive way of exploring texture and tone.