Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this “lita edge break up” thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a journey. I wanted to try and get that cool, separated edge look on some text, so I dove right in.

First, I fired up my usual text editor. Nothing fancy, just something simple to type stuff out. I played around with some words, trying to figure out what exactly I wanted to “break up.” You know, just experimenting.
Then came the fun part – the actual splitting. I started by manually adding spaces between letters. It looked kinda okay, but super uneven and, honestly, a bit of a mess. I knew there had to be a better way.
I thought, “Maybe there’s some online tool or something?” I did a little searching but didn’t find anything super specific to what I was picturing. Lots of stuff about breaking up text into paragraphs, but not individual letters.
So, back to manual labor. This time, I decided to be more methodical. I used a consistent number of spaces between each letter. That helped a lot with the evenness.
- First Attempt: Just random spaces. Yuck.
- Second Attempt: Consistent spacing. Much better!
And the text looked much neat now.

It’s still a bit of a manual process, but I’m getting there. I might try playing with some different fonts, too, to see if that makes a difference. Overall, I’d say it’s a work in progress, but definitely achievable with a little patience (and a lot of spaces!).
Improvements
I think in my head, maybe I could do some programming to it. But I don’t have that kind of skill.