PlutoFilter
A single-header, zero-allocation C library for applying fast, chainable image filters compatible with SVG and CSS semantics.
What is PlutoFilter?
PlutoFilter is a lightweight, single-header image filter library written in C. It applies fast visual effects like blur, color adjustments, blending, and compositing without any dynamic memory allocation. The library is designed to be portable and efficient, making it suitable for performance-sensitive applications and systems with limited resources.
C/C++ developers working on graphics applications, embedded systems, game engines, or tools requiring efficient image processing without external dependencies. It's also valuable for projects needing SVG/CSS-compatible filter effects in native code.
Developers choose PlutoFilter for its zero-allocation design, single-header simplicity, and standards-compliant filter semantics. It offers a comprehensive feature set comparable to larger libraries while maintaining minimal footprint and no runtime overhead.
Overview
A single-header, zero-allocation image filter library in C
Use Cases
Best For
- Applying real-time image filters in embedded or IoT devices
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