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BlurHash loading placeholders: what the Readme and Algorithm page say about the string
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A source note for people preparing blurred loading placeholders for images they own. It sets out what the BlurHash Readme and Algorithm page say the string is and contains, plus an untested checklist. Based on three archived files only; nothing was installed or run.
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BlurHash loading placeholders: what the Readme and Algorithm page say about the string
Coverage
A source note for people preparing blurred loading placeholders for images they own. It sets out what the BlurHash Readme and Algorithm page say the string is and contains, plus an untested checklist. Based on three archived files only; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The Readme says to build the string from a scaled-down image, not from full-sized data.
- The Readme says the component counts should follow the aspect ratio of your images, and more components make a longer string.
- Compare any decoded placeholder with the real image by eye; the pages say nothing about how a placeholder looks.
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