Observed arrival · 2026-09-11
小番茄解混淆: A Reversible Image Scrambler
A browser-based tool that scrambles an image's pixel order so it looks like visual noise, then restores it with the same page.
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The tool changes pixel positions rather than pixel colors, using a Hilbert-curve traversal and a shift of approximately 0.618 times the image's pixel count. The site lists an 8-million-pixel ceiling, a 4,000-pixel per-side limit, and JPEG output; oversized images are proportionally reduced and transparent areas become white. It also distinguishes this reversible visual obstruction from encryption, noting that anyone with the public rule can restore the image.
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