Ising Morph

Image transitions.

Arrange. Tune. Export.

Runs on your device

The canvas

Ready to explore

Your first image, waiting to emerge.128² lattice
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Start with a little curiosity.

Try neuron → brain → person. Adjust anything, then generate.

GIF scale enlarges the pixels; grid size adds simulation detail. Still images export at 1024 × 1024 pixels.

Behind the fluctuations

A field of tiny choices.
A figure finding its form.

Each pixel is a spin in a two-dimensional Ising lattice. Neighboring spins prefer to agree; temperature lets them change. Your image becomes a spatial field that gently guides those choices.

In Dissolve & reform, that guidance fades between images. In Direct morph, the guiding field shifts from one image to the next. Try silhouettes, bold diagrams, or high-contrast figures.

This is an image-guided visualization using Metropolis dynamics and periodic boundaries. The zero-field critical temperature is a reference for the model, not evidence that an image transition is a thermodynamic phase transition. Simulation steps are not physical time.