LowPoly — rebuild any source as flat low-poly triangles

What it does

LowPoly scatters a jittered grid of vertices across the frame, splits every cell into two triangles, and floods each triangle with the source color sampled at its center — turning photos, video or a live webcam into clean, flat low-poly art. Density sets how many triangles span the frame (from chunky 6-column facets to a fine 120-column mesh), while Jitter controls how irregular the triangles get, from a tidy lattice to scattered shards. A Quality control picks the internal working resolution (200 to 520px), and a Fit toggle covers or contains the source in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 frames.

Turn on Edges to outline every triangle with an adjustable width and color for a hard wireframe look, or leave them off for seamless flat fills. Animate sets the vertices drifting so the whole mesh breathes and reshuffles over time, with a Drift Speed slider to dial the motion. A Monochrome toggle flattens the fills to grayscale and Invert flips the colors. Because every effect in KRKART runs on-device on HTML Canvas, LowPoly works in real time, chains with other effects via Combine, animates along the keyframe timeline, and exports to MP4, WebM or PNG — free to preview, paid to download.

Use it for

• Give a portrait or selfie a geometric low-poly poster look
• Turn a music or DJ clip into animated shifting triangle visuals
• Make a stylized 9:16 cover frame for Reels, Shorts or TikTok
• Create a wireframe-triangle aesthetic with the Edges outline on
• Add a drifting low-poly background behind text or a logo
• Build a clean flat-shaded thumbnail from a single image

How to use it