When fractal art is born from the union of art and a hard science. A fractal is a geometric object whose basic structure, fragmented or apparently irregular, repeats at different scales. There are many fans of fractal art, which is why we are going to list five web pages to create fractals. If you mix art and science well, you will be able to generate incredible fractal art using the tools in this article. The platforms offer you the option to create fractals by entering several parameters manually or from images. All the web environments are free.
Online Fractal Generator
Online Fractal Generator allows you to create up to 10 types of fractals: Mandelbrot set, Quadratic Julia set, Multibrot set, Rational map, Newtonian fractal, Phoenix fractal, etc. For each fractal you can set manual parameters. When you finish your art, you can export it in image format.
Fractal Machine
Fractal Machine is one of the few platforms specialized in fractal art. It allows you to create designs with various shapes. You will also find two sliders in its interface where you can set the fractal angle and the tilt angle. When you finish your art, you can export it in image format.
Make Fractals of Images
Make Fractals of Images is the only option on the list that allows you to generate fractal art from images. After uploading an image, you will have to set the angles, the background color, change the position of the image, determine the size of the pattern and the degree of polynomials. When done, you can export the work in image format up to a size of 2560 x 2560.
Turtle Graphics Renderer
If you are a professional of fractal art or a connoisseur of a hard science like mathematics, Turtle Graphics Renderer will really be the best platform on the list, because you will have to insert the parameters to create fractal art manually (Angle, Constants, Axiom and Rules). When you finish the fractal, you can export it in PDF format.
Snowflake Fractal
Snowflake Fractal is a JavaScript-based fractal generator. The program generates fractals by configuring iterations and point values. Then you manually combine the position of the points to generate the fractals. To save the work done, you simply have to click with the secondary mouse button and save.
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