Bad connection.
Perfect timing.
Freeze your camera mid-sentence, go full robot, or turn a perfectly good call into a technical disaster.
Go on. Break something.
Try a few video glitches. This demo never uses your camera or microphone.
Normal picture
Fifteen ways
to make it awkward.
Borrow some hotel Wi-Fi, become a robot, or let Surprise Me pick your next technical difficulty.
Choose the bit.
Let Robot Takeover loose on your microphone, or give your camera the potato treatment. Déjà Vu repeats the last little bit.
Meet all 15 scenariosLet it get weird.
Natural Mode drops in faults at random. For a more elaborate bit, line them up in a timeline and save it.
And we’re back.
One shortcut stops every effect and clears delayed media. You don’t even need the app in front.
GlitchKitYour call, stream, or recording
Bring a
little chaos.
GlitchKit for Mac
macOS 14 or newer
Apple silicon and Intel
The checkout isn’t open yet. You can still have a go with the demo.
Read the setup guideHow does it work with my calls?
Choose GlitchKit Camera and GlitchKit Microphone in an app that accepts virtual inputs. GlitchKit processes the feed on your Mac before that app receives it.
Does it actually disconnect me?
No. The picture and sound can fall apart while your internet connection stays perfectly fine. Restore Connection brings the media feed back to normal.
Does it record anything?
No. GlitchKit doesn’t record or upload your camera or microphone. The media processing happens locally on your Mac.
Can I use my own camera?
Yes. Pick an available camera and microphone in Device Setup, or use the built-in test signal to try video effects first.
How do I get back to normal?
Click Restore Connection or press Option-Command-R. It cancels active effects and automation, and clears delayed audio and video.