PowerGlitch is a tiny library that can be used to apply glitch effects to any element on a webpage using CSS animations, without using a canvas. Here's a breakdown of its features:

• Functionality: PowerGlitch is used to create glitch effects on web elements. It leverages CSS animations to achieve this effect.

• Size and Dependencies: The library is very small, weighing less than 2kb when minified and gzipped. It is also a standalone library, meaning it has no external dependencies.

• Implementation: PowerGlitch can be installed using package managers like npm or yarn, or by importing the web bundle in a script tag.

• Usage: To use PowerGlitch, you need to find the HTML element that you want to apply the glitch effect to, and add the 'glitch' class to it. Then, initialize the glitch effect using the PowerGlitch.glitch('.glitch') command.

• Customization: The library offers customization and optimization tips that can be found in the usage guide.

• Integrations: PowerGlitch has integrations with React (react-powerglitch) and Vue (vue-powerglitch).

• Topics: The library is associated with topics such as javascript, css, gifs, library, css-animations, glitch-art, mosh, glitching, glitched-images, glitch-effect, and glitchify-images.

• Licensing: PowerGlitch is released under the MIT license.