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3D Tilt effect (New)

Gives your image that 3D tilt to one side effect. Also optionally specify the background color/gradient as well as corner radius if you want round corners.

I recommend using one of the 4 presets i made, though you can create your own custom tilt effect.

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gowall effects tilt ~/Pictures/lotm.webp 
# Use a preset 
gowall effects tilt ~/Pictures/lotm.webp -p p1
# Use a preset and override the preset with some of your values, in this case the background gradient.
gowall effects tilt ~/Pictures/lotm.webp -p p1 -b #000000 -e #282828
# Create your own custom tilt
gowall effects tilt ~/Pictures/lotm.webp -x -10 -y 15 -z 3 -s 0.6 -r 40
# Set a custom Background image
gowall effects tilt img.png  -i bg_img.jpg -x -15


gowall effects tilt --dir ~/Pictures/Dir  --output ~/NewFolder
gowall effects tilt --batch img1.png,img2.png  --output ~/NewFolder

Usage & Options​

You can start from a preset (-p) and then override anything you want with individual flags, or skip presets entirely and set every value yourself.

➤ Presets
With -p --preset you can use one of the built‑in presets p1–p4 for nice, ready-made combinations of tilt, scale, radius and background.

  • Background gradient/color

    Add a background gradient via : -b (or --bg-start) and -e (or --bg-end)

    gowall effects tilt ~/Pictures/lotm.webp -b "#000000" -e "#282828"

    If you want it to be a solid color then simply repeat the color for both the start and end.

    gowall effects tilt ~/Pictures/lotm.webp -b "#000000" -e "#000000"

  • Custom Background Image

    Add a custom img via : -i ( or --bg-image)

    gowall effects tilt ~/Pictures/lotm.webp -i bg_img.png

  • Corner radius

    Specify the corner radius via : -r (or --radius) in pixels (default is 40) for rounded corners.

  • Scale
    By using (-s, --scale) you can control the scale factor for the image inside the 3D view (0.1–1.0, default is 0.65).

    Smaller = smaller on the canvas; larger = bigger.

  • Tilt angles

    • -x / --tiltx: tilt on the X axis (up/down tilt), default 5 degrees

    Positive = top edge tilts toward you; negative = top edge tilts away.

    • -y / --tilty: tilt on the Y axis (left/right tilt), default -8 degrees

    Positive = right edge tilts toward you; negative = left edge tilts toward you.

    • -z / --tiltz: rotation / Z‑axis tilt, default 3 degrees

    Positive = clockwise; negative = counterclockwise