RGB channel control.

Keep or force selected red, green, and blue channels for a graphic color treatment.

The same live image is isolated into its red, green and blue components. Shift Channels keeps each selected channel and forces the others off; this demonstrates channel isolation, not arbitrary cross-channel routing.

Try it in your agent.

Use this prompt as a starting point. Review the result, then ask for the details you want to change.

A prompt to start from

Use Tesseract. Create a three-panel moving-image study on Charcoal. Show the same coastal shot simultaneously with only its own red, green and blue channels retained, using Shift Channels fullOff values for the other two. Label each panel in neutral white Denim, and use a large neutral Exposure headline. Stagger panel entrances subtly, then let the source play in sync.

Tesseract plugins and runtime downloads are coming soon.

A few useful details.

How do I try this with my agent?

Tesseract plugins and runtime downloads are coming soon. Save the sample prompt for launch. Once Tesseract is installed, your local agent can use it to create, preview, and refine an editable project.

Where does the video render?

Tesseract previews and renders locally on a Mac. The local engine is free; your agent’s subscription or usage costs are separate.

Gradient ramp

Create a two-color linear or radial gradient and mix it with a layer.

Two-color tint

Map an image’s dark and light tones to two colors, then blend the treatment with the original.

Temperature and tint

Make footage warmer or cooler and balance green or magenta casts.

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