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Fix and restore

Post Processing Parabolize

Apply a parabolic distortion effect with configurable coefficient and vertex position.

Made by FunAI10 creditsper run Pro
What it needs

Opens the image studio with Post Processing Parabolize ready to use. You can look around as a guest. Running it takes the Pro plan or higher.

Post Processing Parabolize sample output
Sample output
Post Processing Parabolize sample output

What Post Processing Parabolize makes, what it needs and what you get

What it makes

Fix and restore

Reduces blur and noise and restores faces and old photos.

What you need

  • The picture to work on

What you get

A cleaner, clearer copy

About Post Processing Parabolize

Post Processing Parabolize applies a parabolic distortion effect to an image. You add one image and get back the distorted result. Only the image is required, and each run takes a single image.

Three number options control the effect. Parabolize Coeff, short for coefficient, runs from -10 to 10. Vertex X and Vertex Y are two more number options, each from 0 to 1.

The price is 10 credits for each run.

What it does well

Distortion effect

Your image comes back distorted, shaped by the three number options you set.

Adjustable coefficient

Parabolize Coeff takes a number from -10 to 10.

Vertex X and Vertex Y

Vertex X and Vertex Y each take a number from 0 to 1.

How to use Post Processing Parabolize

How It Works
01

Choose a picture

Pick the image you want to distort.

02

Set the distortion

Set Parabolize Coeff from -10 to 10, then Vertex X and Vertex Y from 0 to 1.

03

Create the result

Submit the run for 10 credits and get the distorted image.

Tip Parabolize Coeff accepts values from -10 to 10, so it can be set below zero.

Good for

Distorted image effects

Warp a picture with a parabolic distortion.

Playful picture edits

Distort a photo you already have.

Questions

Quick answers to help you get the most out of Post Processing Parabolize in FunAI Studio.

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