Tools for creating, prototyping, and collaborating on visual and product design.
60 products
An MIT library of procedural pixel-art effects you can drop into any game engine
A solo game developer gets fire, slashes, weather and pickups for free, as code for the browser or as sprite sheets for Godot and Unity.
Walk central Warsaw as Minecraft-style blocks built from open map and LiDAR data
It shows how far public geodata plus an AI-assisted first draft can get one person toward a walkable city model, and the code is open to borrow.
Trim, shrink and caption a GIF without the file leaving your laptop
Most free converters want an upload and leave a watermark; this one does the encoding on your own machine and asks for neither.
Modelling with a live feature tree, in a tab or from the command line
Sketch constraints, an editable feature history and STEP in and out, free under a permissive licence, and reachable in a browser with nothing to install.
Taste, installed into the agent that builds your pages
If every page your coding agent produces wears the same default template, this is one command to give it rules it applies without being asked each time.
An agent skill that turns raw notes into a nine-beat web article
It hands a coding agent one story structure and a fixed set of fifteen scroll effects, so what comes back reads as an article rather than a pile of slides.
An installable design editor that opens offline and asks for no account
Design work has sat in a browser tab behind a subscription for a decade; this one is a free local install that opens offline, and it says plainly it is about halfway to real work.
Lay out photos, labels and PDF pages on A-size paper and get a print-ready PDF
It replaces the fiddly Word or Photoshop session it takes to fit passport photos or labels on one page, and nothing is uploaded.
One 6.7 KB stylesheet that makes plain HTML look finished
When a docs page, internal tool or prototype needs to look decent today, you can link one file and write ordinary HTML, with no build step and no class names to learn.
Ambient light for your desk, painted onto the monitors you already own
If you have spare monitors beside your main one, it turns them into an ambient backlight for films and games, free and with no hardware.
Free print-ready dielines for bags, pouches and boxes, sized in the browser
A small brand can get a correct cutting template for its box or pouch in a minute, instead of paying a designer or wrestling a template in Illustrator.
A small 3D mascot that shows your interface is busy, thinking or done
It gives an AI product's waiting moments some personality without hiring an illustrator or building a Lottie pipeline.
A gallery of 500 working clocks, each telling the time a different way
It is a concrete, browsable measure of how much range one frontier model has when asked for the same small thing again and again.
Type Korean and watch a neural network draw it stroke by stroke, like a pen
A clear, playable example of a small handwriting model done well, and a reminder that a narrow, lovingly made demo can beat a general one.
Parametric CAD in Rust for desktop, browser and AI agents, MIT or Apache
Anyone who has outgrown FreeCAD's quirks but will not pay for SolidWorks now has a permissively licensed option that an agent can drive over MCP.
Keyframes, 306 effects and a render queue in a free native app
Motion graphics is the last thing a small studio still rents Adobe for, and this one speaks Lottie in and out rather than locking work in a private format.