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`SnapImage` creates a temporary image using SVG that looks _kind of_ like the incoming image, and
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when that image finally loads fades it into view. This helps with _perceived_ render speed in the
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following ways:
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1. The aspect ratio of the image is placed before the page loads, reducing or eliminating render shift.
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2. A block of responsive SVG loads instantly which tricks the browser into fully rendering the whole page making it seem faster.
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3. The rendered colors look enough like the image for the brief time they're present that people percieve the image as loading faster even when it's not.
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By default `SnapImage` will use a set of random monochrome colors if none are given. You can change the options used to generate the random colors by setting `random_options` like this:
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```
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random_options = {
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hue: "monochrome",
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"format": "rgbArray",
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"luminosity": "random",
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count: 10
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}
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```
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These options come from the [randomColor project by davidmerfield](https://github.com/davidmerfield/randomColor) which is used in the project for all random color generation.
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Generating Image Colors
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===
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To generate your own colors there's a tiny script I'm using:
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<callout class="warning">
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<span>I need to find this code actually. Stay tuned.</span>
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</callout>
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