Cubify Effect

Apply Cubify to images and videos online

Pixelate your image or video into large color cubes. Create bold, blocky visuals with a clean low-fi and abstract aesthetic.

Original image before applying Cubify effect Before
Image with Cubify effect applied After

Ideas for using the effect

Low-fi abstraction

Turn detailed images into simple geometric compositions.

Stylized pixelation

Create intentional pixel blocks that feel graphic rather than blurry.

Motion graphics

Add rhythmic, grid-based distortion to videos and animations.

Artistic anonymization

Obscure faces or details while keeping overall composition readable.

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Start creating with Cubify for free

Test out the app with no strings attached. No registration or credit card information is required.

Monthly Yearly -10%

Free

$ 0

Non-commercial use. Explore the core toolkit to test ideas and share quick drafts.

Launch app
  • Version history
  • Export up to 1080p
  • Export up to 10s video
  • Figma plugin

Pro

$ 12
/month billed monthly

Commercial license with full features. High-resolution exports, longer clips, and work without watermarks.

  • No watermarks
  • Animated videos from still images
  • 4k resolution export
  • 120s video export
  • Save & share up to 10 custom presets

Enterprise

Custom price

For teams with specific needs. Custom licensing, integrations, and priority support.

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  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom integrations
  • Priority support
  • Volume licensing

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Cubify do?

Cubify replaces image detail with large square color blocks, creating a pixelated, geometric look.

How is Cubify different from blur?

Instead of smoothing pixels, Cubify groups them into solid color blocks with sharp edges.

Can I control the block size?

Yes. You can adjust how large or small the cubes appear.

Does Cubify work on videos?

Yes. The effect runs in real time on both images and videos.

Can I combine Cubify with other effects?

Absolutely. Try combining it with color grading, noise, or glitch effects for stronger visuals.