Neon Filter — CRT



Overview
Give every webpage a retro CRT screen with scanlines, phosphor texture, soft glow, and a vignette.
📺 NEON FILTER — Bring the CRT era back to the web Turn modern webpages into glowing retro displays with Neon Filter, a customizable CRT visual-effects extension inspired by classic televisions, arcade monitors and old-school computer displays. ✨ CRT effects Add authentic scanlines, RGB phosphor texture, bloom, softness, colour separation, vignette, shimmer and other analogue-style effects. 🎛️ Make it your CRT Adjust the effect strength or fine-tune individual characteristics including scanline spacing, darkness, glow, colour intensity and RGB separation. 📼 Choose your display style Switch between bold horizontal scanlines and a finer RGB aperture/phosphor effect. ⚡ Cyberpunk mode Push things further with optional glitch effects, tearing and colour splitting for a deliberately unstable neon display. 🎯 Apply it where you want Use the effect across an entire webpage, on images, or select particular types of page elements. Your choices are remembered automatically. 🌐 Works across the web Neon Filter runs directly in your browser and keeps your settings locally so your preferred CRT setup follows you from page to page. 🟢 CRT ON One click and the modern web gets an analogue makeover. No accounts. No tracking. Just scanlines. 📺✨
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Details
- Version1.0.0
- UpdatedOctober 3, 2026
- Offered byninjanetsales
- Size73.52KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
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