Image strips maker

This tool slices an image into individual strips and creates a composition of stripe patterns on a colorful or transparent background. It can cut an image horizontally or vertically and generate any number of strips (the number of strips can be set in the options). To create a beautiful composition, you can scatter the strips at a fixed or random distance from each other. For fixed spacing, use the same value for the minimum and maximum distance between the strips. For example, if you set the minimum and maximum distance equal to 10, then all strips will be positioned exactly 10 pixels apart. For random placement, use a range from the smaller value (enter it in the minimum distance option) to the larger value (enter it in the maximum distance option). For example, if you set the minimum distance to 5 and the maximum distance to 15, then the strips will be placed from 5 to 15 pixels from one another. After dispersing the strips, you can also add oscillations in one of the directions. For instance, if you have horizontally sliced strips, you can make them shift along the horizontal line by a certain offset. Similarly, if you have vertical strips, you can position them at different height offsets. The amount of these shifts (amplitude) can be specified in the offset-distance option. For example, if the value is 100, it means that the distance between the highest and the lowest strip positions will be no more than 100 pixels. You can also choose a trajectory along which the shift occurs. Options include random shifts, linear shifts, alternating shifts, sine wave shifts, and cosine wave shifts. When the strips are drawn on the screen, you can also fill the background with any color or leave it transparent. Additionally, you can add padding around the edges of the image and select the download format for the final image. Image-abulous!