Transform your photos with Yan - the cyberpunk glitch art editor. Pixel sorting, RGB shift, luma stretch, and block jitter effects. Available on iOS and Android.
Everything in the digital world evolves, but most photo apps just keep polishing the same old "perfect" look until everything feels fake and glazed-over. I'm so tired of it too.
That's why I built Yan — not another beauty/filter app, but a little digital chaos machine that actually lets your photos breathe (or scream). I made it because I got sick of "enhance" buttons that make everyone look like a Instagram clone. I wanted something that breaks rules on purpose, that turns boring pixels into something raw, weird, and honest.
[What Yan actually does (right now):]
Luma Stretch — yank the light and shadows around like they're elastic, add speed lines for that motion-sick vibe.
Pixel Sort — let gravity (or chaos) sort your pixels. Colors rain down, structures collapse — pure catharsis.
RGB Shift — that intentional chromatic aberration / drunk 3D effect. Feels nostalgic and wrong in the best way.
Block Jitter — like your photo got corrupted mid-save. Ctrl+Z's worst nightmare.
Live mode works in real-time on your camera too, so you can see the destruction as it happens.
Why bother? Because glitch isn't just an effect — sometimes it's the most truthful way to show how fragile and messy digital stuff really is. I built this for people who are bored of "vintage #47" and want to deconstruct instead of decorate.
It's still early (my side project baby), totally free to try right now, no ads/subscriptions yet. I'd love if some of you glitch/art/photo weirdos give it a spin and tell me:
Does it crash on your device? (Android/iOS both supported)
What effect feels the most fun/therapeutic?
Any wild ideas for new glitches you'd want?
Download here: https://yan.yichenlab.com
Thanks for reading — really appreciate any feedback, screenshots, or just "this is cursed and I love it" comments. Your camera roll deserves some chaos. ❤️
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