Tape Eater Video Effects vs Atelier Easel

Tape Eater turns ordinary videos into glitchy, broken-tape looks — on purpose. This is a video effects app, not a music player: it warps video. What it does • Open your camera or a video from Photos • Push, smear, and scramble the picture until it looks like damaged VHS or a crashing file • Save a silent clip or a still — everything stays on your device Why it’s different • Built for melting video as the main toy, not a tiny filter buried in an editor • Deep live controls if you want to dig in — or tap presets and go • Includes Silt mode: a second thermal / smear look in the same app • No account. No cloud. No ads. You don’t need to know video jargon. Open a clip, mess it up, save it.

Paint, draw, and edit images with layers, brushes, and filters, by touch or with Apple Pencil on iPad. Easel is an image editor for iPhone and iPad. Paint with your finger, or with an Apple Pencil on iPad that responds to pressure and tilt. Work in layers with masks and groups, and edit photos directly from the Photos app. Files - Open Easel images, PNG, JPEG, HEIC, Photoshop (.psd), and Pixelmator Pro (.pxd) files - Save as an Easel image, PNG, JPEG, HEIC, or Photoshop (.psd) with layers, masks, and groups - Export presets that save a format, a quality, and a maximum size, and export several at once - Edit a photo from the Photos app's Edit menu - Preview Easel and Pixelmator Pro images in Files Painting and Drawing - Brushes, an eraser, fill and gradient tools, and an eyedropper - Round, pencil, calligraphy, airbrush, and chalk brush tips, with paper grain - Save your own brushes by name, alongside a few built-in ones - A ruler you move, turn, and stretch with your fingers, so you can draw straight lines along it - Vector shapes, lines, and arrows, plus a pen tool, node editing, and combining shapes by unite, subtract, intersect, and exclude - Text, including text along a path - Symmetry drawing: vertical, horizontal, or both - Swatches saved with each image Apple Pencil on iPad - Pressure and tilt shape each stroke - Shade with a tilted pencil, and turn the calligraphy nib as you lean it - See the brush outline under a hovering Apple Pencil or pointer Retouching - Smudge, blur, mosaic, heal, and clone - Liquify to push and pull pixels - Fill a selection from its surroundings - Remove the background, keeping the subject - Adjust exposure, brightness, contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation, vibrance, temperature, tint, hue, sharpness, and vignette Selecting and Transforming - Rectangle, ellipse, lasso, color-based, and object selection, including selecting a subject - Move, crop, rotate, and flip - Distort a layer in perspective or warp it on a grid - Guides, rulers, and snapping to help line things up Layers - Layers with blend modes, groups, and masks - Filters and adjustments on a layer: black and white, sepia, saturation, brightness, contrast, levels, curves, color balance, gradient map, mosaic, noise reduction, and Gaussian, motion, zoom, and lens blur - Change the canvas size, and place the artwork by an anchor, scale it to fit, or stretch it to fill Shortcuts - Resize images, convert their format, and remove their background with Shortcuts actions you can chain together Working Faster - Keyboard shortcuts with a hardware keyboard to copy, paste, nudge layers, size brushes, and zoom - A history panel to go back to any step and compare with the original