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Presets

Built-in presets, user presets, and the Randomize system.

Presets

Presets are the fastest way to get a look going. Pick one, then fine-tune.

Built-In Presets

31 curated starting points covering a range of aesthetics:

PresetVibe
Pure Black & WhiteClean monochrome dithering
Film Grain SubtleLight organic texture
Film Grain HeavyThick, gritty grain
CRT Old MonitorVintage cathode-ray tube
Glitch AestheticBroken signal look
Retro Game Boy4-color handheld nostalgia
Retro Commodore 6416-color 8-bit era
Retro MSXJapanese home computer palette
Neon PunkHot colors, hard edges
Ink WashWatercolor-meets-halftone
Newsprint ScanNewspaper dot pattern
Wood BlockPrintmaking texture
Charcoal SketchHand-drawn feel
WatercolorSoft, bleeding edges
Oil PaintingThick, textured strokes
BatikWax-resist fabric pattern
Cross-StitchTextile grid pattern
PhotomosaicTiled image fragments
Stipple ArtPointwork illustration
PointillistFine dot impressionism
Manga InkJapanese comic style
Comic BookBold Western comic
Anime CellClean cell-shaded look
Paper TextureAged paper grain
Cloth WeaveFabric-like texture
Mosaic TilesTile grid pattern
DNA HelixOrganic spiral pattern
Pixel Art CleanSharp, blocky pixels
Dither PunkAggressive, contrasty dither
Cinematic GrainFilm-like texture for grading

User Presets

Save up to 20 custom presets with your own parameter combinations.

  1. Dial in the look you want
  2. Type a name in the Preset Name field
  3. Click Save Preset

Your preset appears in the User Preset dropdown. It's stored locally and persists across sessions.

To remove a saved preset, select it from the dropdown and click Delete Preset.

Randomize

The Randomize button generates a completely new combination of settings. It's great for discovering looks you'd never think to create manually.

Lock Controls

Before randomizing, lock the sections you want to keep:

LockProtects
Lock DitherAlgorithm, scale, strength, reactivity
Lock ColorPalette, color depth, custom colors
Lock GlowAll glow settings
Lock AdjustmentsBrightness, contrast, saturation, gamma

Workflow tip: Find a dithering algorithm you like, lock it, then mash Randomize to explore color and glow variations on top of it.

Randomize is available in DaVinci Resolve. In After Effects, use the host's built-in randomize/brainstorm features.