TekDetek
Live video effects in your browser
What it does
Open your browser. Point a webcam or drop in a video. TekDetek turns it into striking live looks on the spot - no app to install. Try video made of letters and symbols, flowing patterns, patterns that grow like a grid, boxes that track people or bright spots, and glitchy retro-TV effects. Save a clip to share, or open the page in streaming software (OBS) and put the look on your stream.
TekDetek: ASCII / VJ tool in the browser. Try looks free. Free export is watermarked and 20 seconds. Pro is clean unlimited export. By VJ Vik Mil.
TekDetek is an in-browser VJ / live-visual tool by VJ Vik Mil — ASCII video, node graph, AI detection (COCO-SSD, PoseNet), glitch/CRT FX, MP4 export. No install. Turn on JavaScript to use the app. User guide · @tekdetek on X · Privacy · MIT license · Third-partyfrom vikmil.com
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