Hey everyone, I’m going to skip the standard marketing pitch. I built RawVamp out of pure frustration. Every time I wanted to add some genuine grit to an image—a real VHS glitch, heavy CRT noise, or just a messy Y2K aesthetic—I hit the same wall. I either had to pay for a bloated subscription app or upload my personal photos to a random cloud server just to apply a simple filter. That felt ridiculous. So, I decided to build a proper tool that lives right where the images are: the browser. RawVamp is powered by a custom WebGL engine that runs 100% locally. No backend, no cloud processing, no sign-ups. You just right-click an image on the web and edit it in real-time. It’s built for people who are tired of AI upscalers making everything look like smooth plastic, and who just want some authentic digital decay without jumping through hoops. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the client-side architecture, or if you have any specific feature requests. Roast the UI, push the sliders to the absolute limit, and let me know what you think!

RawVamp: Glitch Art & Y2K Photo Effects

Dark aesthetic photo editor: apply Y2K and vhs error effect

Dark aesthetic photo editor: apply Y2K and vhs error effect