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Surveillance Aesthetic
Frame images with machine-vision tracking boxes, CCTV overlays, and forensic annotations.
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See the tool, not just the cover.
The source reframed as a monochrome machine-vision record.
About this tool
Turn tracking graphics into an image-making language.
Surveillance Aesthetic frames imagery with tracking regions, timestamps, forensic labels, and system overlays. On the Web, define regions manually and keep the same control over case language, grid, color, and image treatment.
- Input
- Image + optional subject layer
- Output
- PNG / JPEG
- Motion
- Still image
- Rendering
- Canvas
Use it for
- CCTV and machine-vision posters
- Forensic editorial layouts
- Interface-inspired campaign systems
Key controls · 4
- System StyleChoose Cctv, Original, and Night, plus 3 more variations.
- Assist BoxesChoose Off, Sparse, and Dense, plus 1 more variation.
- Subject TreatmentChoose Tracked, Preserve, and Redact, plus 1 more variation.
- Case TitleWrite the text used in the composition.
On the Web · 1
- Define object regions manually instead of using automatic subject extraction.
How to use it
Shape
Build the result with System Style, Assist Boxes, and Subject Treatment, then refine the remaining controls in real time.
Export
Render PNG / JPEG output and download it directly to your device.
FAQ
Surveillance Aesthetic
What can I make with Surveillance Aesthetic?
Use it for cctv and machine-vision posters, forensic editorial layouts, and interface-inspired campaign systems. The controls stay live, so the same source can branch into multiple visual directions.
What can I adjust in Surveillance Aesthetic?
The main controls include System Style, Assist Boxes, Subject Treatment, and Case Title. Additional composition and finish controls are available inside Studio.
What can Surveillance Aesthetic export?
Surveillance Aesthetic exports PNG / JPEG. Available dimensions and motion options follow the tool's Web capabilities.
What changes on the Web?
Define object regions manually instead of using automatic subject extraction.
Does SHADR upload my image?
No. Image processing happens locally in your browser for this tool.
Is this the same tool as SHADR for iOS?
The core tool, parameters, presets, and rendering logic are shared. On iOS, automatic subject extraction is available; the Web version uses the fallback described above.