Kn Bloom

Motion

Move time

Birth time

Min points

Max points

Loop seam

Seam heads

Step pause

Turn pause

Fade

Easing

Wobble amp

Wobble decay

Rewind at the end (ping-pong)

Snap back to the seam at the end

All times are real milliseconds: move time is each glide, birth time is the materialize and dissolve beat, step pause follows each formation, turn pause holds at either end, and fade overlaps the movement so change is visible in flight. Rewind takes precedence over the snap back.

The seam is where the loop is cut: the count it starts from, and the direction it leaves in. At the minimum it can only head up, at the maximum only down. Anywhere between, either way is open — a seam of 3 heading down on a 1–7 range runs 3 → 1 → 7 → 3. An export is exactly one lap from the seam back to it.

Lines

Thickness

Glow

Opacity

Color

Points

Size

Glow

Color

Spectrum

Multi-color points

Hue

Blend lines between points

Saturated hues are spread evenly around the wheel for the max point count, so each point keeps its own color through the whole cycle. Hue rotates the entire palette.

Stage

Background

Circle

Export

Frame rate

Size

Renders one full cycle to an animated .webp that loops seamlessly. 60 fps is the compatibility sweet spot: most viewers clamp frame delays under ~10ms, so 120 fps files can play in slow motion.

Extras

Show point count

Highlight newest point

Both stay off for a clean look; turn them on when you want to follow the mechanics.