Key Features
- Local oil paint effect: converts images to an oil painting look in your browser
- Batch processing: import multiple images or a folder
- Side-by-side preview: source and oil paint result
- Export: download single JPG or download all as a ZIP
How to Use
- Click “Choose Images” / “Choose Folder”, or drag images into the upload area.
- Adjust Brush Radius, Intensity Levels, and Export Quality in Settings.
- Use “Convert Current” or “Batch Convert” to generate results.
- Download the current result or export all results as a ZIP.
Oil Paint Rule
An oil paint filter based on a pixel neighborhood: within a radius, count intensity bins and use the dominant bin color to mimic blocky brush strokes.
Use Cases
- Avatars and photo stylization
- Poster and cover visuals with brush-like texture
- Quick parameter exploration for design mockups
Notes
- Larger radius/levels can be significantly slower.
- To improve speed, large images may use internal downsampling, while the export size stays the same as the original.
- Output is JPG: transparent images are exported with a white background.
- Everything runs locally; nothing is uploaded.
FAQ
Why is it slow?
Larger brush radius means more neighbor pixels per output pixel. Try smaller radius/levels, especially for large images.
Why does the exported file size change?
Higher JPG quality is usually larger, and compression varies by image content.