Mockups, branding, images and everything visual.
A real AI segmentation model, running entirely in your browser, that can cut a subject out of a busy, natural background — not just a plain studio backdrop. Here's how it actually works and how to get a clean result.
A letterhead is meant to be read past, not stared at — the best ones say who you are in the header and then get out of the way of the actual letter.
The soft, irregular blob shapes behind a hero section or testimonial card aren't drawn by hand — they're generated math, and understanding how gets you a shape that actually fits your design instead of a random download.
One CSS property does everything from a subtle 4px card corner to a fully circular avatar — the difference is entirely in how far you push the same four numbers.
All three gradient functions paint a smooth color transition — the difference is entirely in the shape that transition follows, and picking the wrong one is the most common reason a gradient looks subtly off.
A blurred, translucent panel over a busy background — glassmorphism looks effortless when it's done right, and looks broken (or fails an accessibility check) the moment any one of its three real ingredients is missing.
It looks like Latin, it isn't quite Latin, and it's been the default placeholder text in design for over 500 years — literally. Here's where Lorem Ipsum actually comes from, why designers still reach for it over real sentences, and when it's the wrong choice.
A plain #4f46e5 hex code has no concept of transparency — CSS needs a different format for that, and picking the wrong one is why your "semi-transparent" overlay renders as a solid block. Here's how HEX, RGBA, HSLA and HEX8 actually relate, and when each one is the right choice.
A contrast ratio isn't a vibe check — it's a precise formula, and WCAG sets hard numeric thresholds your design either passes or fails.
Protect your photos from being reused without credit — add a tiled or positioned text watermark to any image in seconds, right in your browser.
Roughly 1 in 12 men have some form of color vision deficiency — here's what it actually looks like, and how to check your own designs against it.
ASCII art turns images into text characters — a retro internet art form that's still genuinely fun to make. Here's the idea, and a free way to try it.
Upload any image, add classic top and bottom captions, and download instantly — right in your browser, no sign-up or watermark.
Midjourney gets the most attention, but it's paid-only. Here are the AI image generators that actually have a usable free tier — and where Midjourney fits in.
Vector vs raster, explained with real examples — logos, icons and illustrations vs photos and screenshots — plus when to optimise an SVG before shipping it.
An honest, no-hype comparison of PNG and WebP — file size, transparency, compatibility and when each format is genuinely the better choice.
Turn a vCard QR code into a free digital business card — scan it and your contact details save straight to the other person's phone, styled with your brand.
How to cleanly remove a solid, plain background from a product photo, ID picture or logo using color-based removal — free, in your browser.
Learn the exact sizes Apple and Google accept and how to design device-framed screenshots that turn browsers into downloads.