Gift wrapping animated: from the leftmost point, sweep to the most counter-clockwise neighbor until the hull closes — O(n·h) made visible.
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Jarvis March Visualizer is a free, browser-based tool that helps you convert between formats. Gift wrapping animated: from the leftmost point, sweep to the most counter-clockwise neighbor until the hull closes — O(n·h) made visible. It's built for speed and privacy: Everything runs locally in your browser — your data is never uploaded to a server. No sign-up, no installs, and no daily limits.
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Convex Hull Visualizer: Monotone-chain convex hull animated: points sorted by x, lower and upper chains built with pops on every clockwise turn.
Open toolClosest Pair of Points Visualizer: Divide-and-conquer closest pair animated: split by x, best of both halves, then the δ-strip where each point checks at most 7 neighbors.
Open toolSegment Intersection Visualizer: Do two segments cross? Four CCW orientation tests answer it with no division — every pair tested and verdicts colored on the canvas.
Open tool1Jarvis march (gift wrapping): start at the leftmost point and repeatedly pick the most counter-clockwise neighbor — like wrapping a string around the points. O(n·h), h = hull size.
start at the leftmost pointrepeat:candidate beaten → more CCW pointwrap onto the winning pointback at start → hull complete
Wrap a string around the point set: from each hull point, sweep to the most counter-clockwise neighbor until you return to the start.
