Pixelate

A programme that lets you experiment with different blurs and filters to achieve different styles of pixelation effects. Built in python using OpenCV and Streamlit.

Table of Contents 📑

• Features
• Filter/Effects available
• Installation
• Deployment
• Examples

Features

• Live previews
• Cross platform
• Picture/Video input support
• Live webcam input support

Filter and Effects available

• Median filter
• Gaussian filter
• Bilateral filter
• Laplacian
• Adaptive Thresholding
• Bilateral filter
• Detail enhancing filters
• Erosion
• Colour Quantisation

Installation

Once the repository is cloned, to install all the python libraries required for pixelate

  cd Pixelate
  pip -r requirements.txt

ffmpeg is also required which can be installed using

  sudo apt-get install ffmpeg

Deployment

To deploy this project run

  streamlit run pixelate.py

Once executed, the project provides a local and network URL that connects it to the port number 8501 which can be used to connect locally through a web browser.

Examples

When an image is given as input

When a video is given as input

Median, Gaussian, Bilateral

Laplacian, Adaptive

With erosion, without erosion

With color quantization, without color quantization

Bilateral, DetailEnhancement

Copyright - ADARSH SANKAR R S