This repo is to pixelate Images and HTML Element for React.

This repo is inspired by react-pixelify. ImagePixelated is a typescript version of Pixelify.

Components

• ImagePixelated
• ElementPixelated

Installation

Using npm:

npm install react-pixelate

OR using yarn:

yarn add react-pixelate

Demo

• Demo page: React Pixelate Demo
• Play with codesandbox:

Usage

Import components

import { ImagePixelated, ElementPixelated } from "react-pixelate"

1. ImagePixelated

// Import image you want to pixelate
// import src from "./img.png"

<div className="App">
  <ImagePixelated src={src} width={500} height={300} fillTransparencyColor={"grey"} />
</div>

Properties

Property | Type |Default Value|Description |Required ---------------------|--------|-------------|------------------------------------------|-------- src | String | | Source of the image |Yes width | Int | Image original width| Prop to override the original width| No height | Int | Image original height| Prop to override the original height| No pixelSize | Int | 5 | Size of the pixel in the new pixelated image| No centered | Bool | false | If true, the pixels grid will be centered vertically and horizontally. Example: You choose a pixelSize of 10, but your image width or height cant be divided by an exact grid of 10x10 pixels. Setting this prop as true will set an offset that keeps the grid centered | No fillTransparencyColor| String | white | For images with transparency (e.g png image), you can set a value for the places where the image is transparent| No

2. ElementPixelated

<div className="App">
  <ElementPixelated pixelSize={5}>
    <div style={{ height: 200, width: 1000 }}>
      Text here, or any child element (including image)
    </div>
  </ElementPixelated>
</div>

Properties

Property | Type |Default Value|Description |Required ---------------------|--------|-------------|------------------------------------------|-------- children | JSX.Element | element inside body of ElementPixelated component | Element want to be pixelated |No pixelSize | Int | 5 | Size of the pixel in the new pixelated element| No