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Ubify Media & Design Operations

UI/UX & DIGITAL MEDIA SPECIALISTS

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VERIFIED NOVEMBER 2026
Verified for Web Accessibility (WCAG 2.1) & Visual Standards

About This Tool

The Lenticular Flip Print Interlacer slices two source images into alternating vertical micro-stripes matching physical lenticular lens sheet pitches (40, 50, or 60 LPI) for print fabrication.

### Lenticular Interlacing Geometry Lenticular prints place a sheet of microscopic parallel cylindrical lenses over an interlaced graphic. Depending on viewing angle, refracted light exposes only one of the interlaced images: - **Lens Pitch (Lines Per Inch - LPI)**: Standard hobbyist and commercial sheets come in 40 LPI (postcards/signs), 50 LPI (standard cards), and 60 LPI (fine detailed prints). - **Stripe Width Calculation**: At $300\text{ DPI}$ standard print resolution: $$\text{Stripe Width (px)} = \max\left(2, \left\lfloor \frac{300}{2 \times \text{LPI}} \right\rceil\right)$$ - For $50\text{ LPI}$: $(300 / 50) / 2 = 3\text{ pixels}$ per slice. - For $40\text{ LPI}$: $(300 / 40) / 2 \approx 4\text{ pixels}$ per slice. - For $60\text{ LPI}$: $(300 / 60) / 2 \approx 3\text{ pixels}$ per slice. - **Alternating Interlace Pattern**: Odd stripes sample image A, and even stripes sample image B across identical vertical dimensions. - **Interactive Flip Preview**: Simulates the angle tilt transition between image A and image B to verify optical alignment before printing.

### Worked Workflow Example 1. Upload two $1200 \times 900$ pixel photos: Image A (daytime cityscape) and Image B (night illuminated cityscape). 2. Select your lenticular lens sheet pitch: **$50\text{ LPI}$**. 3. The tool generates an interleaved canvas with alternating 3-pixel vertical slices from each source photo. 4. Test the **Flip Image A / Flip Image B** toggle to simulate the angular lenticular flip effect. 5. Click **Download Interlaced PNG** to export the ready-to-print file for optical adhesive mounting.

### In-Browser Canvas Interlacing Image slicing, column-by-column canvas rendering, and PNG generation execute 100% locally using HTML5 Canvas 2D APIs. No personal photographs, artwork, or print graphics are uploaded to any server.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Upload Image A (first viewing angle) and Image B (second viewing angle) using the image selectors.

  2. 2

    Select your lenticular lens pitch rating (40, 50, or 60 LPI).

  3. 3

    The browser interlaces both images into alternating vertical pixel stripes.

  4. 4

    Toggle the flip preview buttons to inspect the animation, then download the interlaced PNG.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lenticular LPI?

LPI stands for Lines Per Inch, which defines the physical frequency of cylindrical optical lenses molded into the plastic lens sheet.

Why must both images have matching dimensions and aspect ratios?

Because interlacing alternates micro-columns across a unified grid, mismatched dimensions cause distorted proportions and ghosted alignment artifacts.

Are uploaded photos transmitted over the network?

No. All canvas compositing and file downloads occur completely inside your local web browser.

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