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Halftone Dots

By Ali Çorak

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Halftone Dots component onto your canvas Upload the image you want to convert into a halftone pattern Pick a Type and Grid combo (Classic + Square for a print-shop feel, Gooey +…

Description

Unlock entire Depth library for $149. One price. Lifetime. Get Depth Turn any image into a bold, print-inspired halftone — the classic comic-book/newsprint dot pattern, rendered live with full control over grid, dot shape, and color. Perfect for giving flat photos a punchy, editorial edge. Features 4 dot styles — Classic, Gooey, Holes, and Soft, each with a distinct dot character 2 grid types — Square or Hex grid layout Original Colors option — sample colors straight from the image, or set your own Background/Foreground palette Inverted mode — flip the image luminance for a negative-style halftone look Grain layer — mix grain into the dot edges or add a full post-processing grain overlay, with independent grain scale Built in Paper style, running on a lightweight, zero-dependency shader engine for smooth performance Controls Image Background Color Foreground Color Original Colors Type Grid Inverted Size Radius Contrast Grain Mixer Grain Overlay Grain Size Scale / Rotation / Offset How to use Add the Halftone Dots component onto your canvas Upload the image you want to convert into a halftone pattern Pick a Type and Grid combo (Classic + Square for a print-shop feel, Gooey + Hex for something more organic) Adjust Size and Radius to set how big and dense the dots are Toggle Original Colors on for a natural palette, or set custom Background/Foreground colors Optionally add Grain Mixer / Grain Overlay for extra texture Shader powered by Paper Shaders. Refund Policy: Due to the nature of digital products, all sales are final. Once purchased, this component is non-refundable. Please make sure it fits your needs before completing the checkout. Support: hi@alicorak.com

Introduction

Bold, print-inspired halftone

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